Darragh is joined by Kelly-Anne and Ross from the amazing podcast 'what we saw from the cheap seats' for an hour of movies, gigs, theatre and entertainment news. Kelly-Anne and Ross give us a review of two great movies in the cinema this week, 'Glass Onion: A Knives out Story' and Ross gets excited about 'Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio'   

On this week’s show Kelly-Anne and Ross put on their ‘What we saw from the cheap seats’ podcasting hats and give us movie reviews for ‘The Wonder’ & ‘Both Sides of the Blade’. Niamh Dunphy and Faith Martin join us for a couple of gig reviews and have you ever wondered what its like to navigate to gigs in a wheel chair, on your own in a strange place? Faith fills us in.

We have a look at some of the entertainment news including some staggering numbers for Taylor Swift as she breaks Ticket Master, Dead to me Season three, Disney’s Enchanted, strictly come dancing and a whole lot more.

Oh, and Darragh gets to talk about the Walking Dead finishing up, but not for very long so you’re ok.

Monday nights very special Halloween special from 8pm on Dublin South FM 93.9 and on line at www.dublinsouthfm.ie 

It's all about spooky movies, things that go bump in the night, black plastic bin bags, turnips and the Púca. 

There is a really, really awful audio quiz that can't be missed, how well do you know your horror movies? 

So do make a cup of tea, grab a couple of chocolate digestives and join Darragh, Kelly-Anne and Ross, there may even be some suitably spooky music. 

We get the low down on Kelly-Anne's big day out in Dublin on the Vintage Tea Bus tour while Ross has his own big day out at the London Film Festival. 

Kelly-Anne and Ross bring us reviews of 'Decision to Leave’ and ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’. 

Our show from Monday 23rd October 2022 from 8pm on Dublin South FM 93.9fm with Kelly-Anne and Ross Evans from the world famous podcast 'What we saw from the Cheap Seats' with reviews of 'Werewolf by Night' and 'Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon',  Niamh Dunphy joins us with a review of George Ezra at the Point and AJR from the Olympia, there's chat and a nod to World Mental Health Day, you're invited.

On Monday nights show Darragh was joined again by Kelly Anne Evans from 'What we saw from the cheap seats' lots covered from the budget to photography and whole lot in between. Kelly Anne was joined by Ross for 'What we saw from the cheap seats' and they reviewed the movie 'Do Revenge' and had a look the up coming London Film Festival

On Monday night show Darragh was joined by Niamh Dunphy on the line of Gigability the podcast with a review of Ryan Sheridan supported by Mark Caplice in Whelans on Friday night and a review of Emma Langfords gig supported by Niamh Keane in Aras Chronain.   

In the studio with their own take on big and little screen we had Kelly Anne and Ross Evans of 'What we saw from the cheap seats' with a look at Disneys D23 line up and what they actually saw from the cheap seats with a review of 'See how they rub', 'Bodies, Bodies, Bodies' and thats a review well worth 'earing'. 

All that a a whole lot more. 

On tonight's show Darragh is joined by Kelly Anne Evans & Ross Evans of the world renowned podcast 'What we saw from the cheap seats'. We're playing to their strengths and talking all things movies & TV, new releases, upcoming flops, the Venice film festival, Disney & D23 and of course what they saw from the cheap seats. 

Joining Darragh McNicholas is the amazing @Kelly Anne Evans from the world renowned podcast "What we saw from the cheap Seats" (link Below) with the usual sports, news, disability updates, an interview with @niamhdunphy1 who has a review of @nathanmacmusic album and film launch from last Friday night and new music from Emma Langford.

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Sport, news, an interview with Nathan Mac on his new album and movie launch & an interview with Clara Monahan Tallaght University Hospital who is assembling a community choir for a ten week program. Niamh Dunphy brings us gig news from Paolo Nutini in the Olympia and the open mic night in Clondalkin. All this and a little bit more.