Music Publicist Barbara Charone has written a memoir, ‘Access All Areas; A Backstage Pass Through 50 Years of Music And Culture’. A publicist at Warner Brothers Records for twenty years, Barbara Charone has experienced first-hand, the changes in the music landscape. She talks to Dave about her career and working with Madonna and Depeche Mode

Andrea Cleary joins Dave to discuss Glastonbury 2022.

Cian Sullivan joins Dave to discuss pride anthems.

Aifric joins Dave in studio to discuss the stories of the week.

Eoghan Cannon joins Dave to discuss the Obama's production being made in West Cork.

Last weekend people were surprised to see the Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, playing a bass guitar. He’s not the first politician to show their musical side. Alan Corr joins Dave to tell him about some other politicians who have appeared in bands or played to the masses

Ricki Wynne recently broke the world record for most vertical meters ascended and descended in 24 hours. Dave spoke to the Leitirm man about breaking the record on Croagh Patrick

Doug James, aka ‘Billy The Crowd Surfer’, received his new nickname after a legendary crowd surf at The Killers gig in Manchester last weekend. His antics caused the band to stop, mid song, to check on him. Dave chats to Doug about what happened

It’s that time of year again, and after a two year break the kids are heading back to the Gaeltacht. One of the best-known Irish colleges is Coláiste Lurgan in Inverin, county Galway and Iseult Ni Fhoighil joins Dave to talk all about it’s return

Niamh Farrell, singer with Irish band Ham Sandwich, joins Dave to discuss her favourite album, the Romeo + Juliet Motion Picture Soundtrack