She talks about 'nosing' the whiskey to make sure the quality is acceptable. Also discussed is the various stages involved in producing the whiskey. It is a 2 year program and she is looking to recruit graduates for the distillery in Corkand in the bottling plant in Midleton. Applications are open until October 29th. To Apply now visit; https://www.jamesongraduateprogramme.com/apply-now

The track was recorded for MASI - Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland - a grassroots group of asylum seekers set up to campaign against direct provision and deportation. Hillary speaks about how the song examines the life of an asylum seeker travelling from thecountry of their birth to a new country without seeing any borders. It is something that is very close to Hillary's heart.Check out the video on the Red FM Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/50571612059/posts/10157953504342060/

Dr Gillian O'Brien, The reader in modern Irish history at Liverpool's John Moore's University, has written a book where she sets out on a journey to physically explore the key locations in Ireland's dark history including topics such as famine and rebellion. Up to 20 of the locations she visits on her journey are here in Cork.

Cork actor Pascal chats about the post water shed animated comedy series ‘Fantasy Ireland’- described as a ‘twisted look at contemporaryIreland’ – created by the team behind Zig & Zag/Podge & Rodge, it debuts on RTE Two October 8th at 23.20. From Upper John Street and educated at the North Mon, Pascal spent 28 years as a guard before finally scratching the itch for acting and has never looked back since. Roles include Killnaskully and The Young Offenders film.

In 1995, aged 20 Irene joined Cork City Fire Brigade. Here she talks about how rewarding the job can be and how vital the fire service is to the local community. Irene is station officer in Ballyvolane and is encouraging recruitment to the fire service including more women. See more here https://www.corkcity.ie/en/council-services/services/emergency-management/cork-city-fire-brigade/recruitment/

Eoin tells Dave about the event set up to commemorate his brother Mark who they lost to testicular cancer back in 2012. This year's event is virtual & you’ve got two weeks to complete a distance of 22 km - the distance of the traditional route from the viaduct to the town hall in Bandon. 350K has been raised to date for Mercy Cancer Care Foundation. Donate here https://www.mercyfundraising.ie/events/make-your-mark-on-cancer/

Bantry born, Ballincollig living, St John's Central College graduate talks about his Indie Cork opening film - a horror about a guy who agrees to look after a girl in a creepy house in the middle of nowhere. Find out more about the 8thIndie Cork fest at indiecork.com

Run to give those at risk of homelessness – and other who have faced difficult circumstances or suffer from or are in danger of marginalization – the Cork Street League runs Fridays in The Glen Sports Complex and it’s a competitive footyleague that has developed a huge community connection amongst those who are a part of it. A multitude of cultures and nationalities are now involved. He also talks about the ‘Street League’ film, open in cinemas Nationwide, which is the story of the Irishteam in the Homeless World Cup and features Colin Farrell. Find out more by contacting Paul at Cork Street League on Facebook.

Linda tells Dave about her appearance on Catherine Fulvio’s Tastes Like Home Show where she shows Catherine how to make a fish pie and Catherine then flys out to San Sebastien to cook that fish pie for Linda’s sister Fiona. See how they all get on on RTE 1 Mon 5th October at 8.30pm

In this first solo comedy show from Tadhg Hickey, we meet Feargal, a downtrodden but cheery man who fulfilled his lifelongdream of becoming an alcoholic. Ahead of two forthcoming safe & socially distanced shows at Everyman Theatre – Weds 21st & Thurs 22nd - Tadgh tells Dave all about it. See more here https://everymancork.com/events/in-one-eye-out-the-other/