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Bee-Loud Glade 12 interview with Roger Gregg and the poem ‘The Creme Seldom Rises’ voiced by Amilia Clarke Stewart. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 11 interview with Peadar O’Donoghue poet and editor of Poetry Bus Magazine and Eleanor Hooker’s poem ‘Nightmare’ set to music by Roger Gregg and voiced by Olivia Haran. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 10 Interview with poet Patrick Chapman. His poem ‘Oubliette’ set to music by Roger Gregg. Translated into Arabic & voiced by Suzie Seweify. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 9. Interview with Genevieve Healy and her poem ‘Knots’ set to music by Roger Gregg. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 8 Interview with poet Stephen Clare followed by his poem TGIF set to music by Roger Gregg sung by Juliette Crosbie. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 7 Interview with poet Erin Fornoff. Poem ‘Melodrama’ by Caelainn Bradley set to music by Roger Gregg and voiced by Juliette Crosbie. Find out more about Erin Fornoff at Dedalus Press. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 6 – interview with Patrick Cotter poet and director of The Munster Literature Centre. Poem ‘The BIngo Bus’ by Leland Bardwell set to music by Roger Gregg. Voice by Amilia Clarke Stewart. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade 5. Interview with poet John Moynes. Moynes’s poem ‘Two For The Price Of One’ set to music composed and performed by Roger Gregg and featuring the voice of John Moynes. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
Bee-Loud Glade programme 4. Interview with Edel Doran, an organiser of SLAM SUNDAY and other poetry events around Dublin. Poem: ‘Leading The Apes In Hell’ by Mary O’Donoghue, set to music by Roger Gregg and voiced by Angel Hannigan. Find SLAM SUNDAY on Facebook. More about Mary O’Donoghue at Dedalus Press. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
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Download: Bee Loud Glade – EP4 – Edel Doran & Mary O’Donoghue
Bee-Loud Glade – Programme 3. Interview with Pat Boran, poet and editor of Dedalus Press. / Pat Boran’s poem ‘The Spire’ set to music by Roger Gregg, voiced by James M. O’Connor. Commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee and originally broadcast on RTE LYRIC FM.
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