Live from the Convent

Nuala Ní Choinbheartaigh tells us about her adventure on the Nile and how her husband, Donald, started off as a fish-sort.

An interview with a fringe/ bangs killing it in the entertainment industry. 

Nuala talks about her nights out with her mafia male friends back in 1771. 

Rang-a-Tang-Titsie and his friend have been on the road for thirty years or so, getting into all types of trouble. 

A stalker through the ages. A long-tortured spirit in a brand new iron finds its obsession in the form of a Limerick woman this century. 

Nuala Ní Choinbheartaigh tells us about a woman she knew in Chicago who scaled buildings using a sticky body fluid. Her breaking the silence on this well-guarded story was inspired by last week's podcast about spiders and their spinnerets.  

Spiders and sexual cannibalism and web-making in Space. The enigma of the spider. 

Just don't get up in the middle of the night for a glass of water.  

Two short stories, from a mother and son. Tommy and Treasa Woodward. 

Satellites brighter than stars... Cybernetic symbiotes.... Lone Smuk is an anagram of Elon Musk.. 

Introduction to a trillionaire. 

Nuala Ní Choinbheartaigh (Old Melons) reminisces about the horse that romanced her one day.