Podcast appearances and mentions of zara hedderman

A unique opportunity to receive insights and opinions from three producers working in Ireland. This event took place at the IMRO Office last month, moderated by music journalist Zara Hedderman. Three music producers share their experiences and development of their craft – featuring Daniel Fox (Gilla Band, Silverbacks, Lambrini Girls), Elaine Mai (Loah, Soulé, MayKay), and Adam Shanahan (Cable Boy, Melina Malone, Bobbi Arlo).

Zara Hedderman, Freelance Journalist and Michael Doherty, Movies Editor of the RTÉ Guide give Brendan the definitive watchlist on the big and small screen for the week ahead.

Fionnuala and Zara kick off their Gilmore Girls rewatch with the first five episodes of season two.Get all episodes so far on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fionnuala and Zara reach the end of their season one Gilmore Girls recap.Full episode on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

RTÉ Guide Movie Editor, Michael Doherty and Freelance Culture journalist, Zara Hedderman give their recommendations for the best films and TV to watch over the festive season.

Fionnuala is back with Zara Hedderman as their rewatch of Gilmore Girls continues.Get the full episode on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE NO ENCORE QUIZ returns to decide once and for all who is to become the undisputed NO ENCORE QUIZ Champion as current title-holder Zara Hedderman faces off against Craig Fitzpatrick for 2024's trivia round-up.Both are undefeated, but who will come out on top? Tune in to find out!-Follow Zara on X / InstagramFollow Craig on X / Instagram Tickets to Peter McGann's 'Ah No' Tour Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Freelance culture journalist Zara Hedderman and Eoin Sweeney, TV and radio producer, deliver their verdict on the TV shows and movies of the week ahead.

Zara Hedderman returns to review Gilmore Girls season one, episodes 6-10.Get the full episode + more bonus content on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Tuesday's music slot, John Caddell and music journalist Zara Hedderman reacted to the news that Robbie Williams is set to play Croke Park next summer.Also up for discussion was the upcoming BBC Two documentary ‘Boybands Forever', Olivia Rodrigo announcing a date for Marlay Park and Simon & Garfunkel's reconciliation.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear the chat.

Writer Zara Hedderman joins Fionnuala to watch Gilmore Girls from the very beginning.Get the full episode, plus bonus episodes recapping Fleabag, Severance, The Bear and more on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Autumnal gloom has set in and the only way is down after Zara Hedderman's all-timer of a Top 5 on the previous episode, right? WRONG! Despite the astounding heights of that aforementioned T5, we're keeping the energy supercharged with the returning Max Zanga, present in-studio as a representative of mysterious rising solo talent Filmore!, who definitely is a different person than Max, honest. The new Filmore! EP is called Idle Death Gamble and it's really very good indeed, and so we talk about that and the overall project at large. Elsewhere, we've got a truly nonsensical Top 5, and a grab-bag of news to get through...And don't forget to hit up patreon.com/noencore, we've got a new Film Club episode dropping this Sunday, all about sweaty and problematic 1993 thriller Falling Down.ACT ONE: The preamble in which we ramble. ACT TWO: Filmore! in conversation. Kinda. ACT THREE (31:54): News! Robert Smith bashes Oasis, Taylor Swiftonomics keeps on churning out the goods, Donald Trump reveals his megamix, Atomic Kitten are still a thing, and some words for the late, great Ka. ACT FOUR (1:04:32): Top 5 Nonsense Songs. -Follow Max Zanga on Instagram / X Follow Filmore! on InstagramListen to Idle Death Gamble Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well it's (j)over. We paid cash money to witness JONKER 2: FOLIE A JONK on opening night and lived to tell the tale. And tell it, we shall. NO ENCORE's very own Harley Quinn returns as Zara Hedderman joins Dave and Adam for the post-clown debrief, a bunch of news, and a truly unique and personal Top 5.Don't forget, you can get this and every new NO ENCORE episode 24 hours early and ad-free, AND additional bonus audio content by signing up to Patreon.com/NOENCORE.ACT ONE (5:35): We came. We saw. We jonkered. ACT TWO (23:27): Charli XCX and Joe Duffy together at last, Billie Eilish controls her narrative, Taylor Swift wins again, Justin Hawkins tackles The Cure, and Chris Martins talks up Fontaines - it's the news. ACT THREE (55:19): Top 5 Karaoke Songs-Follow Zara on Instagram / X Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Freelance culture journalist, Zara Hedderman and Entertainment journalist, Rory Cashin preview the week's best film and TV

Zara Hedderman, Freelance Culture Journalist and Eoin Sweeney, Radio Producer and Broadcaster join Dearbhail to chat about the latest releases on the big and small screen.

Culture journalist Zara Hedderman and Entertainment journalist Rory Cashin join Brendan to chat about the latest releases on the big and small screen

Welcome back to Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions. This week on the program, we are pleased to welcome guest host Zara Hedderman and singer/songwriter Chris Cohen to the show to a generous, expansive, and genuine conversation. Cohen's new record is called Paint a Room. His fourth solo album—perhaps you know his work with Deerhoof, The Curtains, Cryptacize, Ariel Pink, Cass Mccombs, and Weyes Blood and more—it finds Cohen pairing with musical heavyweights like Jeff Parker and Josh Johnson, laying a sheen of ‘70s breeziness over top of Cohen's remarkable compositions.  In this wide-ranging chat, they discuss the new album, years spent working in record stores, Transcendental Meditation, The Grateful Dead, and much more. It's an open and tender conversation, full of funny moments and deep insight. Aquarium Drunkard is supported by our subscribers. Head over and peruse our site, where you'll find nearly 20 years of playlists, recommendations, reviews, interviews, podcasts, essays, and more. Head to Aquarium Drunkard and subscribe, where you can also read an abridged and edited transcript of this conversation. Subscribe at Aquarium Drunkard.  Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/aquariumdrunkard

Today's episode is about "Scott Walker: 30 Century Man", from 2006, directed by Stephen Kijak. Our guest today is Zara Hedderman, who listens to albums & writes (mostly) & talks (sometimes) about them in The Quietus, Aquarium Drunkard, Northern Transmissions, RTÉ Arena, and The IMRO Podcast. The movie is about Scott Walker, who evolved from a 50s & 60s teen idol to an enigmatic avant-garde icon whose music pushed the boundaries of space, time, and sanity. For years, nobody knew much about him. Then this documentary came out and revealed that he was actually kind of a chill dude. Rock Docs is a Treble Media Podcast hosted by David Lizerbram & Andrew Keatts Twitter: @RockDocsPod   Instagram: @RockDocsPod   Cover Art by N.C. Winters - check him out on Instagram at @NCWintersArt  

NO ENCORE returns bring an opposing approach to a pandemic-era Top 5 with a list of cover songs that for whatever reason have eclipsed their original form, and who better to join take you on this voyage than your faithful host Dave Hanratty, trusty Sonic Architect Adam, and reigning NE Quiz Champion Zara Hedderman. Listeners of the show will know Zara best for her aforementioned accolade, or for her freelance writing on Pitchfork and The Guardian amongst others, or from her regular appearances on RTÉ's Arena (sometimes alongside Dave, much to her chagrin).On this episode, however, she brings with her a list of her favourite re-imaginings of songs and will take us through what makes them better than their past form.And if that's not enough of a hook for the episode, there's some ABSOLUTE FILTH in the news section. Don't forget, you can get this and every new NO ENCORE episode 24 hours early and ad-free, AND additional bonus audio content by signing up to Patreon.com/NOENCORE. ACT ONE (6:17): Joe Alwyn opens up on the Taylor Swift break-up, Scooter Braun rides off into the sunset of retirement from talent management, a new study shows how our playlist decisions affect how people perform in the bedroom, Guns N' Roses axe-man Duff McKagan asserts his influence on a cartoon heavyweight, and Zara finally turns the quiz tables on Dave - it's the news. ACT TWO (49:46): Top 5 Covers Better Than The Original-Follow Zara on Instagram / X Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today have the third and penultimate conversation from our Label Focus mini-series presented by Zara Hedderman. So far we've heard from Willie Stewart of Nyahh Records and Joey Edwards from Pizza Pizza Records and in this episode, you'll hear Zara speaking with Michael Roe, label and artist manager with Faction Records. Faction Records is coming close to reaching a massive milestone of 20 years in business after it was founded by Ken Allen in 2006. You may remember a compilation CD from around that time called Faction One and featured bands like Director, The Immediate, Republic of Loose and Future Kings of Spain amongst others. Today, populating Faction's roster of artists are a number of firm favourites with critics and audiences such as Sorcha Richardson, Niamh Regan, Martin Hayes, and Jape. Over the course of the chat Michael delved into the many ways that the industry is changing and how he and his colleagues at Faction work with their artists to develop their careers and prepare them to build their audience base and engage with international markets. In this regard, the conversation explores different elements of the business-side of the artist-label relationship and how important it is to have a plan but also not fear failure along the way. Zara and Michael discuss the impact of artists self-releasing their music and how that's changing the overall landscape and the importance of the relationships artists build with various media outlets and journalists. We'll have another episode, the final one in this series, very soon, but until then, here's Michael Roe of Faction Records.Keep up to date on Faction Records here:https://www.instagram.com/factionmusicieMusic featured:Annamoe Drive - Procrastinationhttps://anamoedrive.bandcamp.com/track/procrastinationNiamh Regan - Madonnahttps://niamhregan.bandcamp.com/track/madonnaSéan Joyce - My Facehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrE9V3Ccs7I

On today's episode we're bringing you the second installment of a mini-series of conversations from Zara Hedderman that explore the various practicalities, challenges and, of course, the joys of running a record label in Ireland. In the first episode, we heard from Leitrim-based Willie Stewart of Nyahh Records, who shared great insights into the label's catalog and more, since that episode has come out there's been announcements of exciting forthcoming releases to come from Nyahh so do keep an ear out for them!Today, we make the journey (in our imaginations, at least)  from Leitrim to County Louth, parking up in Dundalk where we'll hear from Joey Edwards - co-founder of Pizza Pizza Records, sound engineer extraordinaire and musician in his own right. Founded in 2018, Pizza Pizza Records, is an independent artist-led label, and it struck gold with its inaugural release Wednesday, the critically acclaimed and Choice Prize nominated debut from Just Mustard. That album not only announced Just Mustard as an act that audiences outside of Ireland were getting excited about, but it immediately asserted Pizza Pizza Record's reputation of a label working with the best in Ireland's independent acts up and down the country and certainly one worthy of being bookmarked to keep up with the buzzing  independent scene. Today, the label's roster has expanded to include Clara Tracey, Elaine Malone, Trick Mist, The Altered Hours, and Larry and Elephant.In this episode, Zara and Joey talk about Wednesday's impact on Pizza Pizza Records and the initial period of operating as a label, how they maintained momentum and how things progressed from that first offering. Notably, Just Mustard have since signed to Partisan Records – with Fontaines DC and Aoife Nessa Frances as labelmates – and Joey, who co-manages the band, reflects on the ways that working with Partisan has inspired different ways to keep Pizza Pizza going sustainably while keeping audiences engaged. In this regard, community and connection – aside from providing a platform for excellent independent Irish artists - were two things Joey kept circling back on when discussing the label's evolution and the general DIY climate both locally and abroad. We touched on the role of physical media given Pizza Pizza's viny-forward MO and its importance within the foundation of DIY communities whether it's finding like-minded people in local record shops or in the queue at the merch table after a gig. You never know where a conversation will take you!Thanks so much for joining us again, and for all your wonderful feedback on the Nyahh Records conversation, it's greatly appreciated. We hope you enjoy learning about Pizza Pizza Records in this episode and maybe afterwards are inspired to set up your own independent label. We'll be back soon, but until then, here's Joey Edwards of Pizza Pizza Records.Featured songs:Larry - Liarhttps://larrymusic.bandcamp.com/album/larryJust Mustard - Deafhttps://justmustard.bandcamp.com/album/wednesdayElaine Malone - My Baby's Dead (Redux)https://elainemalone.bandcamp.com/album/pyrrhic0:00 - Zara Hedderman intro link3:20 - Pizza Pizza Origin and Joey's background in music11:00 - Label Model or inspiration13:00 - First release, Just Mustard's debut album Wednesday19:30 Co-managing Just Mustard, learning from other industry experts25:30 - Changes since Pizza Pizza began in 201827:10 - Vinyl focus for the label33:20 - Creating a sense of community via records35:30 - Discussion on streaming and valuing music38:10 - Elaine Malone43:45 - Advice for other people considering starting a record label 

In the first of a series of interviews focused on Irish record labels, today Zara Hedderman brings us an in-depth chat with Willie Stewart of Nyahh Records.Based in County Leitrim, Willie Stewart started Nyahh Records in 2021 and it's described as a “home for sound collectors, noise makers and music builders”. A musician and member of Woven Skull, a filmmaker and no stranger to working within the realm of record labels having operated the Hypnagogic Tapes label, Stewart has been connected to and steeped in Ireland's underground scene for several years and has become an leading figure in illuminating and spreading the tremendous music being made by artists working within this immersive world via Nyahh.Wille spoke to Zara about what led to the label's inception and explored some of the fascinating releases that have come out such as Ian Lynch's debut solo album as One Leg One Eye, which is a truly captivating body of work that completely transports you right from the moment you step into it. And that transportative quality is omnipresent across the various releases and is something that connects them. Whether it's the compilations covering Sean Nos singing or experimental music in Ireland between the ‘60s and ‘90s taking audiences to different eras or the wonderful collaborations between Natalia Beylis & Eimear Reidy inviting you to wander through vast and intricately detailed sonic settings, Nyahh's releases are not only enjoyable to listen to, but they feel essential in what they open the audience to.In this episode, we hear about the continued interest in Ireland's underground artists - past, present and future, and consider the elements that have ignited a curiosity amongst audiences. Willie speaks about the passion and process involved in creating the brilliant compilations that the label have put out and  the debut album from Mohammad Syfkhan called I Am Kurdish, which has been critically acclaimed both in Ireland and in international music press and a lot more in between. Songs featured in this episode:1. Mohammed Syfkhan - I Am Kurdish2. One Leg One Eye - Bold And Undaunted Youth3. Michael Frank Ó Confhaola - Róisín Dubh4. Roger Doyle - Tape Piece OneAll songs featured can be streamed & purchased via the Nyahh Records bandcamp page: https://nyahhrecords.bandcamp.com/musicYou can stay up to date on future Nyahh Records releases and events on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nyahh_records/

Writer Zara Hedderman joins Fionnuala to discuss the new Beyoncé album Cowboy Carter.Get the full episode on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To look at what the week ahead holds for us on screens big and small, Brendan was joined by Donald Clarke, Irish Times film correspondent, and culture journalist Zara Hedderman.

Let's get divisive. NO ENCORE returns with a sequel as Dave Hanratty, Sonic Architect Adam, and returning guest co-host Zara Hedderman join forces to discuss the musical acts that simply do not do it for them. Before that, we've got the usual mix of news and general life ramblings to enjoy - and don't forget you can get this and every new NO ENCORE episode 24 hours early and ad-free by signing up to Patreon.com/noencore ACT ONE (3:14): Irish Women in DISharmony, Ridley Scott is 'Staying Alive', The Eagles go legal, True Detective: Night Country takes the needle-drop piss, and Dave's worst cinematic nightmare comes true - it's the week in music news. ACT TWO (42:25): Top 5 Acts We Just Don't Get - The Sequel~!-Follow Zara Hedderman on Instagram & Twitter Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To wrap up the year, we look back at the cultural highlights of 2023 and look forward to what is to come in 2024 in films, books, TV and music with our panel of experts John Maguire, Sinéad Gleeson, Jenn Gannon and Zara Hedderman.

To call Taylor Swift simply a pop singer is to miss the point. She's a one woman global phenomenon; the 34 year-old is the first musician ever to become a billionaire solely based on her songs and performances. And yet it's her relatability that her fans love so much. When her Eras Tour hits town – any town – its economic impact is so powerful that a new word has been coined: Swiftenomics. In 2024 she'll be bringing it to Ireland, to Croke Park. So how did it happen for the pop queen who started out as a teenager singing country. Music journalist Zara Hedderman explains just why Time magazine named Taylor Swift its person of the year and how she has become, what it calls, “the main character of the world”. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rory Cashin, Entertainment Editor at Joe.ie and Zara Hedderman, Freelance Culture Journalist talk us through the latest and greatest on our big and small screens in the coming week.

Film critic John Maguire and author Zara Hedderman tell Brendan about what's ahead on our big and small screens this week

Taking a look at the releases of the week ahead are Zara Hedderman, freelance pop culture journalist and Donald Clare, film correspondent for the Irish Times.

The Second Murderer, Denise Mina brings us this new Philip Marlowe mystery, The Second Murderer - 50 years of Queen, Pat Carty takes a look at the birth of the band and their path to stardom - Album Reviews, Zara Hedderman & Brian Boyd have been listening to - Rita Ora / Mahalia / Sam Burton.

Get your pen, get your paper, get your game face on – it's the return of the always lively, occasionally controversial NO ENCORE QUIZ~!A brand new champion will be crowned on this episode, with the famous NO ENCORE World Championship Belt – we really ought to get one of these made – up for grabs to the brave soul who triumphs this time around. Stepping up to the challenge are quiz enthusiasts and dear friends of the show Zara Hedderman and Mark Conroy. Nerves will be shredded. Loyalties will be tested. Disputes will be had. Questions will be answered. Six rounds await our contestants – and you, too, dear listener – with a couple of brand new themed engagements in the mix. So join intrepid quiz master Dave Hanratty as we unleash another gauntlet of music trivia, NO ENCORE–style... Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The stakes are high for Ed Sheeran this week in a Manhattan courtroom. The family of the late Ed Townsend claim that the singer's 2014 hit song Thinking Out Loud infringes the copyright of Marvin Gaye's 1973 hit Let's Get it On – which Townsend co-wrote. Sheeran and his co-writer Amy Wadge reject the claim in its entirety. Music journalist Zara Hedderman teases out the prosecution's case, the defence, and the major implications for other songwriters. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Let's grind some gears. NO ENCORE is back and so too is the force of nature that is Zara Hedderman. Zara joins Dave Hanratty this week to reveal some of the more irksome aspects about this beloved thing called music. Let's go...ACT ONE (8:30): Dave vows to pronounce things better from now on, Frank Ocean fallout continues, Matty Healy would like to make amends, one of Taylor Swift's employees is suitably impressed, and what beloved sub-genre is finally maybe possibly making a glorious comeback? It's the news! ACT TWO (31:17): Top 5 Music Pet Hates. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Verdict, Actor Jason Merrells talks about his character, Frank - Cairo Conspiracy, Director, Tarik Saleh discusses his new spy thriller - Album Reviews & Mark Sheehan RIP, Zara Hedderman and Pat Carty have been listening to Metallica, 72 Seasons //Daughter, Stereo Mind Game // Blondshell, Blondshell.

Zara Hedderman and Pat Carty touch on The Script's Mark Sheehan the guitarist from rock band The Script who sadly died today. Then they review these new albums: Metallica, 72 Seasons Daughter, Stereo Mind Game Blondshell, Blondshell.

Ghosts at The Abbey Theatre, Director Mark O'Rowe & Cathy Belton who plays Helena Alving - The Good Mothers on Disney+ reviewed by Declan Burke - Album Reviews with Zara Hedderman & Simon Maher, Boygenius, The Record // David Kitt, Idiot Check // Arxx, Ride Or Die

Strap in, it's 2001; A Podcast Odyssey.Dave Hanratty is joined by the one-and-only Zara Hedderman to take a throwback look at the turn of the millennium, and the good, the bad and the ugly that music served up at the time. Why? Because of that new music documentary everyone is talking about, of course.Elsewhere, there's all the music news that's fit to podcast about, and Zara reveals some shocking truths about acts that you couldn't pay her to see live!ACT ONE (4:50): Music film shut-out at the Oscars, Slash gets into the slasher business, Liam Gallagher goes up in the world, and a twenty-two-year-old Meg White debate causes the Internet to melt down.ACT TWO (42:42): TOP 5 SONGS FROM THE YEAR 2001 (BEST & WORST). Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Film Reviews, Dave Hanratty and Gemma Creagh have been watching Scream 6, Champions & My Sailor, My Love - Director of The Artist and the Wall of Death, Maurice O'Brien - Albums, Zara Hedderman and Eamon Sweeney have been listening to - Sleaford Mods, Huw Evans & Fever Ray.

NO ENCORE returns!And what better way to roll back into the new season than with, yep - you guessed it, A QUIZ. Quizmaster Dave Hanratty presides over NO ENCORE Quiz Champion Craig Fitzpatrick while he defends his title against no other than friend-of-the-show and regular guest Zara Hedderman.A worthy opponent, indeed, but who will prevail? Only time will tell. Happy belated new year, dear listener, and welcome back! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zara Hedderman, Freelance Pop Culture Journalist and Michael Doherty, RTE Guide Movies Editor on what's new on our big and small screens this week.

Zara Hedderman, Freelance Music Journalist and Michael Doherty, RTE Guide Movies Editor, talk about the big and small screen releases for the week ahead.

Dave Hanratty and Zara Hedderman joined Matt on The Last Word to discuss their top podcast picks for 2022. ZARA'S TOP PICKS · Jokermen (Music) · Unreal: A Critical History of Reality Tv (Pop culture/Entertainment) · To Here Knows When: Great Irish Albums Revisited (Music) · Scamfluencers (Crime/comedy) · Bjork: Sonic Symbolism (Music) DAVE'S TOP PICKS · The Video Archives Podcast with Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary (Entertainment) · The Coming Storm (News/current affairs) · Hard Fork (Tech/social media/society trends) · Crime Junkie (True Crime) · Wrighty's House (Sport) Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Brendan is joined by Zara Hedderman, Freelance Music Journalist and John Maguire, discuss whats ahead this week on our big and small screens.

Bob Dylan played the 3Arena this week in his long-awaited return to Dublin. Zara Hedderman was at the gig and joined Matt to review it. John Caddell and Dee Reddy also covered the latest music news and releases including new music from Irish band House Plants and the tragic passing of singer Aaron Carter. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Glen Hansard read The Philosophy Of Modern Song, the long awaited new book from Bob Dylan - Wendy Erskine reading from her short story Anti Treaty about a cut throat tv talent show - Dave Hanratty and Zara Hedderman review Alpha Zulu by Phoenix, Palomino by First Aid Kit, and Back Home by Big Joanie.

Zara Hedderman, Freelance Music Journalist and Rory Cashin, Entertainment Editor, Joe.ie, discuss this weeks new releases.

Rory Cashin , Entertainment Editor of Joe.ie and Zara Hedderman , Free Lance Music Journalist bring Brendan through this week's must and must not see's of music, movies, TV and streaming releases.

Chris Wasser looks at the prequel to Game of Thrones - Listowel International Storytelling Festival - Maria Gillem - Where there are people, there are stories & that is especially true of Irish culture - Albums with Zara Hedderman & Simon Maher, they have been listening to Hot Chip, Anna Mullarkey & The Mountain Goats

Brian Lloyd, Movies Editor, Entertainment.ie and Zara Hedderman, Music Journalist join Brendan share their thoughts on the new Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon, Trainwreck: Woodstock 99 on Netflix, Bad Sisters on Apple TV and much more....