Dave Fanning

We can't head to the cinema but we can see some new movies from the comfort of our own home. Paul Whitington is on the line to review some new small screen films released this week including '7500', 'The Ground Beneath My Feet' and 'The Ascent'!

It's been a long three months in every sense but for footie fans, at least the Premier League has finally made a return. Damien O Meara of RTE Sports joins Dave to talk about what has happened this week and what to expect in the immediate future of the beautiful game!

'Love Record Stores' is an online event to support independent record stores. The event's Ambassador is Charlatans' frontman and vinyl enthusiast, Tim Burgess. Tim chats to Dave about his lockdown experience - campaigning for this event, releasing a new album and the success of his Twitter listening parties!

Next month the Dalai Lama will release his first album. It promises newly composed music along with mantras and chants. The release of the album, titled Inner World, will coincide with the Tibetan spiritual leader’s 85th birthday. Graham Finlay - lecturer in Politics in UCD, has been listening.

Helen Mullane picked up the sport of dog-sledding when she was 30, and in February she finished a notorious 650 kilometre Femundløpet course in Norway, where she raced for Ireland. Helen is the subject of a Documentary on One called The Long Run and joins Dave to discuss the sport of dog sledding.

From the archives marking the 25th anniversary of Irish music legends Rory Gallagher’s death Dave revisits an interview with Rory.

If you're within 20km of Dublin’s RDS you can catch some classic movies on the big screen.Drive-In Movies screened its first films on one of the biggest LED screens in the country yesterday and the man behind it all, Iain McConnon tells Dave a little bit more about his drive-in theatre.

This week, the BBC announced that it was removing Little Britain from Netflix, BritBox and iPlayer because of concerns about sensitivity and the portrayal of racist stereotypes. Is removing them a necessary step at a time of huge unrest,? Journalist and film critic Tara Brady digs a bit deeper.

Dave chats to Paul Whittington about the latest movies and series that were released to streaming services this week.

Over the past two weeks there have been worldwide marches and protests against the killing of George Floyd and support for the Black Lives Matter movement.Most of these demonstrations have been sound tracked by powerful music and chants. Journalist with the Irish Times, Brian Boyd discussed some of the songs that have sound tracked these movements.