Dave Fanning

There are many unsung heroes behind the scenes of our favourite movies and TV shows, who without their talents our favourite shows and films wouldn’t be as entertaining or gripping. One such person is Scream Artist, Ashley Peldon. Dave chats to Ashley who has lent her shrieks to many famous productions

Dave chats to singer-songwriter Martha Wainwright about her compelling new memoir, ‘Stories I Might Regret Telling You’, where she delves into her life, including what it was like to grow up as part of a bohemian musical family

Now that he has a deal in hand to buy Twitter, billionaire Elon Musk seems unstoppable. But it hasn't always been a smooth road for him. Stephen O’Leary of Olytico tells Dave all about the pop culture figure and business magnate

The drive for sustainability is at the forefront of a lot of people’s minds at the moment, some are making the choice to give up flying altogether. Journalist with the Business Post, Sarah Taaffe-Maguire, chats to Dave about her New Year’s Resolution to do no-fly holidays this year

As a leading expert on disaster, Lucy Easthope has been at the centre of some of the biggest events of past few decades. Dave chats to her about her new book ‘When the Dust Settles: Stories of Love, Loss and Hope from an Expert in Disaster’, which documents her experiences

Dave chats to Irish singer Elaine Mai about the album that influenced her. Her chosen album is Björk, ‘Post’

Friday was Earth Day so to mark the occasion, Simon Maher spoke to Dave about some of the best songs about the environment, aka enviro-tunes

Ian Winwood, music journalist and writer, chats to Dave about his new book, ‘Bodies: Life and Death in Music’, which explores the music industry's reluctance to confront its many failures, from addiction to exploitation

A new Centipede named after Taylor Swift, Owner of NFT of Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's first tweet set to make a loss and Taiwanese news station accidentally reports bomb... It’s Aifric’s stories of the week!

It looks like we’re getting a live-action Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie in the next year or two but the idea of making entire movies based on a single product isn’t new. Tara Brady, film critic with the Irish Times, talks to Dave about the products that made movies and vice versa