Dave Fanning

Over the past twenty years, brothers Chris & Rich Robinson have spent more time fighting than touring or making music as The Black Crowes but now they're back so Dave chats to Rich about the highs and lows of the band's history!

Dave chats to Broadcaster & DJ, Conor Behan about new Apple TV+ Documentary, 'Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry', which follows the teenage singer-songwriter's rise to stardom!

We got the first glimpse of Emma Stone's portrayal as Cruella DeVil during the week so Dave chats to Movie Editor at entertainment.ie, Brian Lloyd about the very best of the worst from TV & Film!

From fake moon landings to the Illuminati...the world of popular music is, in many ways, an ideal realm for rumour and conspiracy. Eoin Sweeney joins Dave to chat about some of the wacky and maybe not so wacky pop conspiracies out there!

Over the last few weeks on the show, we remembered Mary Wilson of The Supremes. One permanent fixture in popular culture over the past five decades has been the girl group so Dave chats to Professor of Musicology at Dalhousie University, Canada, Jacqueline Warwick about the evolution of the classic girl group!

Film Journalist with The Independent, Paul Whitington chats to Dave about new films to watch on the small screen, including 'The United States vs. Billie Holiday', 'I Walk This Way' and 'Foster Boy'!

During the week, Daft Punk announced that they were breaking up. With their last album, 'Random Access Memories' cleaning up at the Grammys it's fair to say that they were still at the top of their game. Journalist, Brian Boyd chats to Dave about bands who called it a day at the right time!

A man who was bumped up the vaccine list because the NHS thought he was 6.2cm tall, an army of wasps deployed to battle moths in a Historic British Mansion and Ukraine State auctions seized underwear! It's Anton's stories of the week!

With all the world's music at our fingertips now, thanks to the availability of streaming services, music in languages other than English are becoming more popular than ever. Dave chats to Journalist, Jenn Gannon about some of the biggest worldwide acts in pop at the moment!

Some of the most famous acts of the past, including The Bee Gees, The Who and Cream all had one thing in common. Their managers were all gay. Dave chats to author, Darryl W Bullock about his new book, 'The Velvet Mafia: The Gay Men Who Ran The Swinging Sixties'!