Wellness Week Clonakilty runs from 2-6 May 2017. The focus is on positive mental and physical wellbeing . Art classes, film, knitting, music, poetry, singing for everyone. And it’s free! An interview with Adrienne Adams and Theresa Tobin.

Struggling with mental health issues? You can call the Samaritans 24/7 on 116 123 –it’s free and you don’t have to give your name.

Moze Jacobs chats to Carl Plover of the punk/poetry outfit WaspsVsHumans about his new book work The Mattress, music, and love just before his gig in DeBarra’s Folk Club on March the 1st as part of the Sitting Room Sessions.

Valentine’s Day is (almost) upon us. A mixed blessing perhaps (except for the shops). Love with ‘the one’ is not always an option … or a bed of roses. Yet it can happen, out of the blue, at any age, whatever the circumstances. Moze talks to David Fitzpatrick and Nicky Thompson who found each other when they weren’t really looking.

David Bickley discusses his work and upcoming show at Clonakilty Community Arts Centre.

Irish Wheelchair Association Documentary. An Ordinary Life. When Christina Kingston was a young girl in Clonakilty, she always dreamed of being a nurse. However, things didn’t turn out quite how she expected. This is her story. Produced by Clonline Radio, Teresa McShane and Chrissie O’ Brien in association with Cork Education and Training Board and Clonakilty Irish Wheelchair Association.

Documentary Workshop: Jackie Maguire interviews Noel Lawlor of St. Vincent de Paul

In late 2016, Clonline Radio, with the assistance of Cork Education and Training Board ran a 6-week workshop in radio documentary production at Clonakilty Irish Wheelchair Association. This is one of the documentaries produced.

Time To Tell : Many of us take our mobility for granted. Movement is freedom, the options are endless. Fintan McKahey talks to Marco Sabatini- Corleone about his experience of life before and after becoming disabled, and the unlikely path he’s taken to get here.

In late 2016, Clonline Radio, with the assistance of Cork Education and Training Board ran a 6-week workshop in radio documentary production at Clonakilty Irish Wheelchair Association. This is one of the documentaries produced.

Eamonn Sheehy speaks to Sue Higgins from Amnesty International.

Barry O’Mahony talks to three adventurous lads who have been road-tripping the Wild Atlantic Way, raising support and awareness for Pieta House.

Fiona Ross talks to Lorraine King-Marshall about working on Game of Thrones, traveling and life!