This episode features a conversation with three hugely talented musicians, Ruth Dillon, Julianna Erkkonen and Yvonne Tiernan. Collectively they are known as The Raines, a group described as a Folk/Americana trio. They are based in Co. Galway and since the individually talented and experienced musician joined forces in 2019 it is fair to say that they are making beautiful music that has caught the attention of audiences far and wide.

This episode features a conversation between Limerick-born Singer/Songwriter Mick Hanly and PJ Curtis. It’s the final episode in a series of conversations between PJ and some of the artists he has produced albums for through the years. Ger Sweeney is stuck in here too, asking some of the questions about how these iconic albums and records were produced. In this episode we talk about Mick’s “Wooden Horses” album

This episode features a conversation between Sonny Condell, one of the original members of Scullion and PJ Curtis. It’s the fourth in a series of five conversations between PJ and some of the artists he has produced albums for through the years. Ger Sweeney is stuck in here too, asking some of the questions about how these iconic albums and records were produced. In this episode we talk about Scullion’s self-titled album from 1979

This episode features a conversation between Kate Purcell and PJ Curtis. It’s the third in a series of five conversations between PJ and some of the artists he has produced albums for through the years. Ger Sweeney is stuck in here too, asking some of the questions about how these iconic albums and records were produced. In this episode we talk about Kate’s “A Dream Unfolds” album

This episode features a conversation between singer/songwriter Freddie White and PJ Curtis. It’s the second in a series of five conversations between PJ and some of the artists he has produced albums for through the years. Ger Sweeney is stuck in here too, asking some of the questions about how these iconic albums and records were produced. In this episode we talk about Freddie’s “Do you Do” album from 1981 and his "Have a Nice Day" EP.

This episode features a conversation between Mike Hanrahan of Stockton’s Wing and PJ Curtis. It’s the first in a series of five conversations between PJ and some of the artists he has produced albums for through the years. Ger Sweeney is stuck in there too, asking some of the questions about how these iconic albums and records were produced. In this episode we talk about the making of two albums – Take a Chance and The Light in the Western Sky

This episode features a conversation with PJ Curtis. PJ, originally from Kilnaboy in Co. Clare is a renowned record producer, guitarist, broadcaster, author and all-round nice fella. This conversation is mainly about his record producing days and sets the scene for the next five "conversations" where PJ and Ger Sweeney speak with some of the artists he has worked with in the recording studio down through the years.

Denis Carey is from Newport, Co. Tipperary and has been playing music since he was 7 years old. His life-long immersion in music involves playing, composing, teaching, arranging and anything else music related. Denis recently chatted with Ger about his career.

John Lynch is the leader of the world renowned Kilfenora Céilí Band. In this conversation with Ger Sweeney from 2018 John talks about the village of Kilfenora, the origins of the band and what's on the cards for future years.

This episode is the second part of Bowyer’s Limerick, a documentary that Ger Sweeney produced with the late Brendan Bowyer. Brendan was a native of Waterford but moved to Limerick when he was two and remained in the city until he was a teenager. Limerick has always been one of his “homes” in Ireland and …