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My guest this week is Raja Baal - known to friends and family as Brendan Fennessy. You might know Brendan from his time as the drummer in the hugely popular band O Emperor. He is now a solo artist releasing Alternative Hip Hop into the world.This is a really nice chat with a deep thinking gent. We touch on Buddhism, Feminism, Meditation, Taylor Swift & More!I hope you enjoy and thanks for supporting local radio!

The Bonk release their second album, Greater Than or Equal To, on Friday, May 12. Band leader Phil Christie joins to talk about making the record. Mainly comprised of tracks recorded at Big Skin in Cork City in 2017 and Ailfionn Studios in Drumcondra in late 2018, Christie teamed up with a slew of fellow musicians on this album, including Niamh Dalton on fiddle, Andrew Grant on clarinet, Ultran Lavery on organ, Brendan Fennessy on percussion and guitarist Alan Comerford. That's alongside regular The Bonk members Jim Christie, Patrick Freeman, Philip O'Gorman, Dan Walsh, and Robert Grant. We start off by talking about his former band O Emperor and their Choice Prize win before discussing some of the ideas, such as experimentation and improvisation, that underpin the Bonk, and then go through the new album track by track. Along the way you'll hear music from some in-between-album EPs the Bonk put out as well as the first song Christie has released under his own name. Buy Greater Than or Equal To on Bandcamp: https://thebonk.bandcamp.com/album/greater-than-or-equal-to-the-bonk The Bonk tour dates: May 10: Fulacht Fiadh, Manorhamilton May 12: Roisin Dubh, Galway May 13: Phil Grimes Pub, Waterford May 14: Levis' of Ballydehob May 18: Prim's Bookshop, Kinsale May 19: Crane Lane, Cork May 20: Cleere's, Kilkenny May 25: The Whale Theatre, Greystones May 26: Spirit Store, Dundalk May 27: Sugar Club, Dublin

Episode Notes This week, Will and Lorraine are joined in conversation by our friend, Con Colbert, to have a friendly conversation about Conversations With Friends. That's not confusing at all. Unlike the protagonists of C's with F's, they are not a trio of bumbling, mumbling losers! They're a great bunch of lads altogether. Con also recommended O Emperor's album 'Jason' for our heroes to review. Find out more at https://pop-filter.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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St Leontius the Syrian On the 1st day of the Coptic month of Paona we celebrate the life of St Leontius the Syrian and the consecration of the church in his name..This Saint was martyred in the city of Tripoli on the 22nd day of Abib. A Christian woman, the wife of a great nobleman and prominent army commander, gave money to the soldiers to retrieve his holy body. She wrapped it in expensive cloth and laid it in a coffer inside her house. She made a picture of him and she hung a lighted lamp before it.It happened that Emperor Diocletian became angry with her husband and shut him up in prison in the city of Antioch. She became sad, and prayed to God, and asking St Leontius to intercede on her behalf, to save her husband from prison. God accepted her prayers. St. Leontius appeared to her husband in prison and told him, "Do not grieve or be sorrowful, for you shall be delivered tomorrow, and you shall eat with the Emperor at his table, and shall return safely to your home."The Saint then went to the Emperor, and woke him up. When the Emperor saw the Saint, he became terrified. The Saint told the Emperor, "I have come to you, O Emperor, to order the release of the army commander. Honor him, and let him go to his house, lest you be destroyed." The Emperor, who was trembling, replied saying, "Whatever you command me, O my lord, I will do." The next morning, the Emperor brought the commander out of prison, honored him, and dined with him at his own table. The Emperor told him about the horseman that appeared to him, then dismissed the former prisoner to return to his hometown.When he arrived in Tripoli, he told his wife and his family what had happened to him. His wife told him, "The good that happened to you was through the blessings of St. Leontius." Then she uncovered the body of the Saint, and he took the blessing of the Saint. When he saw his face, he realized that he was the one that had appeared to him in prison.After the death of Diocletian, they built a church in his name, relocated the body to it with great veneration, and that church was consecrated on this day.Lessons from this storyRelics of the saints are very important to the orthodox church. For those are unfamiliar with this, it means we preserve the bodies of saints and when a church is built, under the auspice of the saint, a small portion of the body, or relic, is honored and painstakingly stored in the new church.Why? Because God wastes nothing. After the feeding of the 5,000, from five loaves and two fish, Jesus instructed his disciples to gather up all the fragments. Jesus Christ performed a miracle, turning that meager amount of food into a banquet of food for 5,000 people. This miracle was not to be trampled on or discarded, but venerated. So all the fragments were gathered up. We see this same care at the orthodox altar when the body of Christ is shared through communion. If the smallest crumb falls from the paten, the priest stops, the deacons assist and the priest gets down on his hands and knees and either eats the crumb or burns it.Life is precious to God for all life emanates from Him. When a miracle happens through a saint, that body represents the body of Christ, the presence of God’s power, mercy and grace. These lives of the saints that we share with you are not just their story in the hopes you may emulate or be inspired by them, but a reminder that each one of use has within us the same breath of Life as these saints do. So when you see a priest stopping the congregation to lean over pick up a crumb that has fallen, remember the parable of the lost coin or the lost sheep. As the priest bends down to pick up the piece of the body of Christ, that is exactly what God does for us everyday.You are always important to Him.PrayerThank you God for your Grace, mercy and Kindness. Help us always appreciate you every aspect of our lives. And may the prayers and intercessions of St Leontius the Syrian be with us all, amen.

Zara Hedderman returns to the TPOE podcast to discuss the year in music. We discuss our favourite albums of 2018, including Sun Kil Moon, Parquet Courts, Stephen Malkmus and First Aid Kit as well as Irish acts like Paddy Hanna, Saint Sister, Kojaque, Wyvern Lingo and O Emperor, plus the other big releases of the year that we enjoyed, the ones that disappointed, our gigs of the year and lots more.

O Emperor release their third and final album, Jason, on Big Skin Records on November 2, 2018. We talked to Alan Comerford and Brendan Fennessy about why the band is finishing up, their journey from major label to their most complete work to date, Abrakebabra highs, worst gigs ever and everything in between. A fun chat - the first and last time having O Emperor on the TPOE podcast. November 3: Grand Social, Dublin (with Junior Brother) November 16: Dali, Cork (with Laurie Shaw & the Swamp People) November 23: Project, Waterford (with Laurie Shaw & the Swamp People)

This week on the podcast, we’re talking with Paul Savage from @OEmperorMusic, ahead of the Cork psych-rock band’s final brace of gigs next month, plus tunes from @TheAlteredHours, @Elai_Malone and more! 01. Happyalone - Colours 02. The Bonk - Ancestor 03. Elaine Malone - Mindless 04. Senior Infants - First Journey 05. The Altered Hours - Grey on Blue 06. Fixity - Hungry Clouds 07. Arthuritis - Disappear 08. ELLL - Romance 09. Laurie Shaw - That’s Life

This week on the podcast, we’re joined in studio by DJ, skratchologist, onetime record dealer and Cuttin’ Heads Collective mastermind Justin O’Donnell, better known as Jus’Me (@hobo_convention). Chats about Radio Friendly, record-collecting and hip-hop in Cork, and tunes from Jar Jar Jr., O Emperor and more. 01. O Emperor - New Fish Tank (@oemperormusic) 02. Shookrah - Don’t Wanna Doubt You (@shookrah) 03. Blues - Worthless 04. Jar Jar Jr./Kojaque - Bubby’s Cream (@jarjarjiggetyjr) 05. Chance - Midnight in the City 06. Colm K - Beginnings 07. Static - Switch 08. Brian Ring - Love Taken Over 09. Bassneeds - U Remind Me

This week on the podcast, we talk to one of Cork's busiest musicians and arts facilitators. Darren Keane (@kallgeese) talks to us about his bands Not Earth, Mueseum, The Creeps, Worm, and The Council of the Dark Arts Orchestra; as well as community projects that he's involved in. Tunes from Shookrah, Saint Caoilian, O Emperor and more! 01. Elastic Sleep - Tzar Bomba 02. The Shaker Hymn - I Don’t Ever Want to See the World (@theshakerhymn) 03. Roslyn Steer - Further Away (@kantcope) 04. O Emperor - Don’t Mind Me (@oemperormusic) 05. Shookrah - Don’t Wanna Doubt You (@shookrah) 06. Arthuritis - Hot Garbage (@arthurpawsey) 07. Saint Caoilian - I’ll Be a Fool For You (@caoilianjsure) 08. Elaine Malone - You (@elai_malone) 09. Fixity - Hungry Clouds (@danwalshdrums)

This week on the podcast, we're talking with singer, songwriter and educator Karan Casey about Fairplé, an initiative to right the gender balance in Irish trad and folk music. Live acapella performance in studio, plus tunes from O Emperor, Anna Mieke, The Altered Hours and more! 01. Happyalone - Bodybags 02. Elll - Romance 03. O Emperor - Make it Rain 04. The Altered Hours - Over the Void 05. Anna Mieke - Arbour 06. St. Caoilian - I’ll Be a Fool For You (Green on Red Session) 07. Stuck on Repeat - Áthas 08. Elaine Malone - You 09. Karan Casey - Sister, I Am Here for You (live acapella)

This week on the podcast, we talk with psych-folk singer-songwriter Elaine Malone (@Elai_Malone). Chatting about her creative processes, being part of the music community in Cork, and the relationship between art and activism. Plus, tunes from The Altered Hours, Fixity, O Emperor and more! 01. The Bonk - Heave (@The_Bonk_Music) 02. Crevice - Anchorless (@CreviceBand) 03. Altered Hours - Hey No Way (@TheAlteredHours) 04. Sam Clague - Melting Butter (@Sam_Clague) 05. O Emperor - Make it Rain (@OEmperorMusic) 06. Fixity - IYMTG (@danwalshdrums) 07. SENIOR INFANTS - Stap (@SSENIORIINFANTS) 08. ARTHUR ITIS - Small Boats for Strange Seas (#arthuritis) 09. Anna Mieke - Arbour (@AnnaMiekeMusic)

This week on the podcast, we're talking with guitarist and vocalist of Cork psychedelic rockers The Altered Hours (@TheAlteredHours) about their story so far, creative life in Cork during the recession, and life on the road. Tunes also from O Emperor, Crevice, Fixity and more! 01. Rory Francis O’Brien - The Veil (@roryoseven) 02. Fixity - IYMTG (@danwalshdrums) 03. Roslyn Steer - Hey Sunshine (@kantcope) 04. O Emperor - Make It Rain (@oemperormusic) 05. Crevice - Anchorless (@creviceband) 06. Arthur-itis — Bathe (@arthurpawsey) 07. SoothSayer - At This Great Depth (@soothsayerdoom) 08. Ellll - Romance (@__ELLLL__) 09. Saint Yorda - Death Ray

This week on the podcast, we talk with rapper, beatmaker and Irish hip-hop advocate Spekulativ Fiktion about his new EP, his upcoming appearance at It Takes a Village festival. and his roots in Cork city's heavy metal scene. Music this week from O Emperor, Naive Ted, Jar Jar Jr., Elaine Malone, and more. 01. O Emperor - Make it Rain 02. Elaine Malone - You 03. Ol Dirty Chancer feat. Sebi C - My Own Fault 04. Gatch - Pardon the Roast 05. Jar Jar Jr. - Fire in the Hole 06. Calm d’Goolys - Love Looks like One 07. Spekulativ Fiktion - Google 08. Naive Ted x YP - Grayson 09. David Jackson - Totem Soul

This week on the podcast, we talk with Connolly's of Leap proprietor and Talos drummer Sam McNicholl about the return of the iconic West Cork venue, its recent IMRO Venue of the Year win, Talos' Choice Prize nomination and his thoughts ahead of their dates at SXSW in Austin, Texas this week. Plus, we have a playlist of some of McNicholl's favourite Leeside music, including John Blek, The Altered Hours, and O Emperor. 01. Elaine Malone - You (@elai_malo) 02. Brian Deady - Eloise (@briandeady) 03. Ye Vagabonds - Lowlands of Holland (@yevagabonds) 04. O Emperor - Make it Rain (@oemperormusic) 05. Talos - Landscapes (@talostalostalos) 06. The Altered Hours - Open Wide (@thealteredhours) 07. John Blek - Lace (@johnbleksolo) 08. The Shaker Hymn - Colour of the Holy Sun (@theshakerhymn) 09. Farewell J.R. - A Thought, A Mind (#farewelljr)

NO ENCORE finally goes to Colm's neck of the woods as the podcast touches down in Cork for the Quarter Block Party festival. A lively episode takes in everything from the new Franz Ferdinand album to Justin Timberlake's dodgy innuendo to Quincy Jones sounding off in eyebrow-raising fashion, while welcoming guests in the form of Tandem Felix and O Emperor. ACT ONE: Excitement and news, plus a rundown of this year's Choice Music Prize Song of the Year shortlist. ACT TWO: David Tapley plays a song. ACT THREE: David Tapley sticks around to cast judgement on other songs. ACT FOUR: The main trio rain down fire judgement on the new Franz Ferdinand offering. ACT FIVE: Phil from O Emperor pops by for a chat. EXIT MUSIC: O Emperor - 'Make It Rain'

A look at the music of next weekend's Quarter Block Party festival, including tunes from O Emperor, Percolator, PowPig, God Alone and more. Plus, a conversation with festival music curators Caoilian Sherlock & Aisling O'Riordan, joined by performers Elaine Malone and Anna-Mieke Bishop Tracklisting: 01. O Emperor - Switchblade 02. Percolator - Crab Supernova 03. Tandem Felix - Were You There? 04. Rory Francis O'Brien - Burning White Dove (live) 05. Damsel - A Signal Sent 06. The Sunshine Factory - Cruelest Animal 07. Davy Kehoe - Storm Desmond (Excerpt) 08. Bad Bones - You 09. Pillow Queens - Rats 10. PowPig - Blue Manchild 11. Elaine Malone - No Blood 12. Andy Wilson - I’ll Be Yours 13. Hawkbastard - Avalon 14. God Alone - Samhain 15. Pale Rivers - ‘My Own Comeback’ 16. Cal Folger Day - ‘Rawkin’ Chair’ 17. INTERVIEW - Quarter Block Party 18. Anna-Mieke - ‘My Lagan Love’

The Bonk have just released their debut album, The Bonk Seems To Be A Verb. Phil Christie (also in O Emperor) talks about how it was created, improvisation and Fixity, the 1960s, how the Bonk came together, and lots more. https://thebonk.bandcamp.com/

On the latest episode, Eoghan and Aisling chat to Paul of O Emperor, Senita of Shookrah, Chris of Elastic Sleep, Luke O'Neill of Damsel and DJ Stevie G about how they all got on at Electric Picnic at the weekend, who they enjoyed, what they made of the expanded capacity, and more. Then Aisling and Caoilian chat about the experiences of a weekend that saw Aisling revel in End of the Road and Caoilian a little disappointed by Electric Picnic. Twitter: @tpoeblog, @aisooooo, @caoilianjsure

The fourth and final installment of the Icon Sessions features Waterford natives O Emperor. O Emperor talk to us about their idol The Band and perform the song 'Whispering Pines'. They also perform their own song 'The Fat Lady Sings'.

Despite playing a festival in Longford the night before, Paul Savage of O Emperor managed to find time to drop in Irish Beats to chat about their new album Vitreous, how the band built and then nearly destroyed their own studio and he dishes dirt on their dummer's fashion sense. Paul also performed an acoustic version of 'This Is It' from the album.