On this week's show. Gemma hears all about a new documentary, From That Small Island, and she finds out all about SETU Waterford's Master's in Music Performance.

SETU Waterford's Master's in Music Performance will be holding their public music recital on December 4th. Students Niamh and Oisin tell Gemma about this incredible concert,

From That Small Island, the feature-length documentary written and produced by local woman and professor of Irish Studies, Briona NicDhiarmada, has just received the outstanding international documentary award at the Newport Beach festival.

The Dungarvan Dramatic Club returns to the Town Hall Theatre this November 19th-22nd  with one of Shakespeare’s most gripping and powerful plays, Macbeth. Director Mike Keep tells Gemma why they chose this Shakespeare classic,

Ahead of  the release of their latest album on November 21st and nationwide tour, Ispini na hEireann tell John Keane why Irish music is on the rise and

Phil Coulter brings his Tranquillity by Candlelight tour to St. John's Church,  Waterford December 5th. He talks about the concept behind it and why Waterford holds a special place in his heart

Basciville are coming to Waterford!, As part of their course, SETU Music Degree students Kerry Batan and Patrick Murphy are coordinating a special intimate Basciville gig at the Goma Gallery of Modern Art on Thursday 27th of November 2025 at 7.30pm. Doors will open at 7pm, with tickets costing ten euro for university students, and fifteen euro for members of the public.

Stagemad Theatre Company's latest production is the Tennessee Williams classic, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Taking place Nov 11th-15th in Garter Lane Arts Centre, actors Helena Walsh Kiely and Daniel Andrews told Gemma all about it.

Carrie Crowley chatted with Ollie and Dymphna about her role in the tv adaptation of the Walsh Sisters based on the books written by author Marion Keyes.

The Fringe Sep 30th, Andra Postolache, the recipient of the ORIGINS Graduate Solo Show Award 2025, opening in Lismore this Saturday, sat down with Gemma to talk about this immersive, surveillant, and multilayered show comprising installation and projection.

Fringe Sep 23rd 2025, Damien Tiernan sits down with Frank McNally, writer of The Irish Times daily column "Irishman's Diary", about his new book "Not Making Hay"

Declan O’Rourke makes a welcome return to Theatre Royal on Oct 4th, celebrating the 20th Anniversary of his debut album ‘Since Kyabram’ and

Aoibhinn Fallon chats with Irish biologist Éanna Ní Lamhna ahead of National Tree Day

Fringe Sep 16th 2025, In 2023, Michael Harding walked the Camino de Santiago and wrote his memoir entitled I Loved Him from the Day he Died. Michael tells Gemma about An Evening with Michael Harding coming to Theatre Royal September 18th

To coincide with the Waterford Gallery of Art’s next exhibition, the gallery is delighted to announce the winner of ‘The Sea Around Us’ open call competition, Linn Hansen. Judge and Biodiversity Officer, Marina Mulligan chats with Gemma about the exhibition running September 19th - January 22nd

Author and journalist Aoife Barry is the latest guest of Writers at Waterford Libraries, September 20th. Gemma and Aoife discuss journalism, disinformation and how media shapes our world.

Fringe Sep 9th 2025 Darragh O'Dempsey is an eighteen-year-old writer from Waterford who has released his debut poetry anthology, The Serpent's Hiss. Book launch with Wayne Power introducing, will take place in Ardkeen Library on Culture Night at 6pm on Friday 19th September 2025. Gemma spoke with Darragh and Wayne all about it

Members of Diva Voces choir, are coming to Waterford to perform a special concert to honour survivors of the Magdalene Laundries and Mother and Baby Institutions. The concert takes place on Saturday 18th October in the chapel of the old laundry in SETU. Mary Tracey from Diva Voces and Jennifer O'Mahony from SETU tell Gemma about the importance of the event and 

Local Jazz Hero Phill Collins, of the Phill Collins Quartet, is kicking of Waterford Music's first autumn concert on Thursday 11 September. The concert will take place in the Dr Mary Strangman Large Room at 7.30pm. Phill talks with Gemma about his love of the creativity that jazz allows