Crown - Hair and Identity in Traveller Culture is an exhibition of online photographs, artist Breda Mayock & Annie Lawrence of the Mayo Traveller Support group chat to Seán, art inspired by times of revolution, singer and musician Mark Lanegan's memoir review & The Eddy on Netflix.

New music with the latest album releases reviewwed from BC Camplight, Joan as Police Woman to Ghostpoet, Garth Greenwell chats about his new book 'Cleanness' the follow-up to the international bestseller 'What Belongs to You' & May Day Folklore.

New movies The Assistant from Kitty Green starring Julia Garner & Ema from Pablo Larrain (Jackie), Award-winning author Christos Tsiolkas on his new novel Damascus, on National Poetry Day Eavan Boland reading "Our Future will become the Past of Other Women", a preview of Hollywood the new series from Ryan Murphy on Netflix.

Tara Brady and Donald Clarke review new movie releases The Assistant from Kitty Green starring Julia Garner and Ema from Pablo Larrain (Jackie). Also Labour Day movies, 9 to 5 and Workplace.

Writer Dermot Bolger on National Poetry Day, Donald Clarke with movie news on We are One: A Global Film Festival, Edel Coffey reviews Naoise Dolan's much praised debut novel 'Exciting Times' & Jenn Gannon revisits 80s sitcom The Golden Girls.

Mary McGill previews the series of the moment Normal People, 'Tongues of Fire' is the first collection from the poet Sean Hewitt, Dear Ireland excerpt from Emmet Kirwan, 'The Temple Has Closed', Irish storyteller Eddie Lenihan shares some of his stories. He continues this tradition with his podcast Tell me a Story.

Tonight on Arena we celebrate the life and work of poet Eavan Boland. Friends and colleagues pay tribute to "one of the foremost voices in Irish literature".

Social historian & author Greg Jenner talks to Seán about his new book 'Dead Famous' which charts the history of fame through the ages to the early 20th century, album releases from Ezra Furman to delush & Lucinda Williams also Chris Wasser previews season two of After Life from Ricky Gervais.

Siobhán McSweeney chats about her comedy heroes from French and Saunders to Whoopi Goldberg & Gene Wilder. Sea Fever the suspense drama from Neasa Hardiman & When All is Ruin Once Again are reviewed by Aingeala Flannery & John Magurie, Paul McVeigh talks about 'The 32', a new anthology from various Irish working class writers.

Lenny Abrahamson on directing the TV adaptation of Sally Rooney's 'Normal People'. The Oscar nominated director chats to Seán about the new series airing on RTÉ next week, the writers Elaine Feeney & Lisa McInerney ahead of appearing at Cúirt Literature Festival, contemporary art with curators Vaari Claffey & Chris Clarke of the Glucksman Gallery.