Dave Fanning

Sophie Liard, aka The Folding Lady, has become TikTok famous and notched up over 4 MILLION followers who love to watch her simply folding stuff. Sophie has just published her first book, called The Folding Lady. She explains to Dave the joys of folding

This year marks 30 years since the Premier League began. Gavin Cooney from The 42.ie joins Dave to take a look back on how the Premier League has evolved and changed in those three decades and what’s next for the most watched sports league in the world

John Gallen used lockdown as an opportunity to pursue his dream of releasing a debut album. Titled “1970s”, it entered the Irish album charts at number five this week, an impressive achievement for an unknown artist. Dave chats to John about changing career later in life and his journey making this album

Irish Singer Róisín O talks to Dave about an album that had a huge impact on her. The album in question is Teen Dream from Beach House

Top Gun: Maverick finally hits our cinemas next week. It’s one of the most highly anticipated sequels ever but as with all beloved movies, there’s a fear about ruining a legacy. Many of your favourite movies that didn’t put out a sequel came very close. Brian Lloyd from Entertainment.ie joins Dave to talk about the sequels that never got made

A Brazilian woman gives birth at a Metallica concert, Researchers discover Scallops love disco lights and thieves return treasure to an Indian Temple following nightmares... it’s Aifric’s stories of the week!

Dave talks to Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, ahead of his appearance at Indiependence Festival in Mitchelstown, Cork, at the end of July

After over 20 years on sale, Apple has announced that they are retiring their infamous MP3 player, the iPod. In the two decades it’s existed, it’s gone from must have device to obsolete. Dave chats to Leigh McGowran from Silicon Republic to find out more about the history and legacy of the innovative iPod

In December 1979 The Who performed in Cincinnati. There was a crush at the door before the concert, resulting in the death of some fans and leaving many injured. Today, they return to perform in Cincinnati for the first time since the tragedy. Dave chats to world renowned Concert Lighting Manager, Tom Kenny, who has toured with The Who for years

Faye O’Rourke, lead Singer of Dublin alt-pop band Soda Blonde, talks to Dave about one of her favourite albums, Moon Safari by French duo Air