Kelly Anne Byrne and Simon Maher review our Friday Night Albums. That's How Rumors Get Started, None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive, Pure Luxury and Dinner Party Kamasi Washington, Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper & 9th Wonder, are up for discussion this week.

Sean is joined by Author Michael Russell to discuss his fifth novel 'The City Under Siege'. It is the fifth in a series of novels that is set in the 1930s and 40s and features Detective Inspector Stefan Gillespie.

Sarah Taaffe Maguire and Stephen Boyd are with Sean to review this weeks films including Family Romance, LLC, The Old Guard and Blackwater Abyss and Artistic Director of Galway International Festival Paul Fahy discuuses the impact that COvid 19 has had on the arts in Ireland.

Eamon Cagney and Niwel Tsumbu discuss the Hotter than July Festival and this year will see it being moved online.

John Maguire looks back on the career of Film Director David Fincher, Sean is joined by Director Phil Sheerin and Writer David Turpin to discuss their new film The Winter Lake and ise Hand chats to Sean about the new UK TV drama being aired this week called Mrs. America.

David Agnew joined Sean to celebrate the life and work of Ennio Morricone, Richard Aldous to talk about Berlin and three novels that came out in very different decades and Director Catriona McLaughlin was in studio to discuss the very clever adaptation 'The Abduction Of Seraglio' by The Irish National Opera.

Tara Brady & Darryl Jones review new films, with Hamilton on Disney Plus, Lynn & Lucy & also documentary, The Booksellers, spoken word artist Sasha Terfous is one of the artists appearing at the Sligo Arts Festival’s Cairde Connected & the award-winning writing Craig Brown on his new Beatles book.

The Galway Film Fleadh, Dave Minogue discusses his film, Poster Boys, Ruth Barton celebrates Olivia de Havilland at 104, Clonmel Junction Festival, artists Anne Cleary & Denis Connolly new show is Vision Revolution, Clonmel Junction Arts Festival, the acclaimed short stories author, Callan Wink has just published his debut novel, August.

The musical Hamilton has conquered Broadway & the West End. Liam Geraghty previews the feature length recording on Disney, Elizabeth Wetmore on her New York Times Best Selling debut novel, Valentine, And to look back on this brief career, continuing our series of "where do I begin with?" Aingeala Flannery on Gram Parson's legacy.

Kay Sheehy tours the galleries, providing an update as they reopen today after a three month period of closure, Druid Theatre Debuts, Garry Hynes of Druid & Peter Daly, playwright discuss the online festival& also Mary McGill takes us to Amsterdam, specifically, in the Dutch Golden Age, in which all three of her novels of choice are set.