Reviewed this week: Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model, the film The Sound of Falling and the forthcoming Joshua Burnside album, as well as several films we saw at Dublin International Film Festival. Previewed: Project Hail Mary, Dead Man's Wire, Kim Gordon

Plus, we interview musician Gavin Friday. And we tell you about Rush Festival of Writing, which was founded by Lauren and her husband Sean Smith! It's on 25th April and headline guest is John Banville.

This week:

Reviews:

• The Netflix documentary - Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model. What did we make of the controversies at ANTM?
• European arthouse film The Sound of Falling - is it worth watching?
• Joshua Burnside was nominated for the Choice Prize for his last abum Teeth of Time - what's his next album It's Not Going To Be Ok about?

Previews:

• The new Kim Gordon album Play Me - what can we expect from this iconic musician?
• Do the films Project Hail Mary and Dead Man's Wire look good?

Interview:

• Gavin Friday chats to us about what he got around to lately, plus remixes from his most recent album Ecce Homo.

Get Around To It is the culture podcast for curious people, sponsored by Imbibe Coffee and presented by arts journalists Aoife Barry and Lauren Murphy.

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