In episode 9 of the Arts and Culture podcast, Conor talks to architect Cormac Murray about his book ‘America at Home’, a beautiful meditation on the politics, construction and aesthetics of the American Embassy which for all its notoriety, is perhaps still an underappreciated example of an exemplary modernist building in the city. Conor will also talk to Cormac about his work in architectural publishing and architecture itself as well as other sometimes maligned and overlooked modernist Dublin buildings such as the Phibsborough shopping centre.

In this episode, Mary Colclough drops in to talk about the Tae agus Ple event taking place on November 19th in the Unit 18 space in Trinity College and Karolina Anielska calls by to talk about the Smart Docklands networking taking place on the 18th of November.

Actor, author and psychologist Isobel Mahon talks about her time in Glenroe, her progression into writing as well as her new book that has just been published.

In this week’s episode, Counsellor Dermot Lacey pops down to the station to talk  about the upcoming Sean Moore Community awards 2025, taking place in the Clanna Gael, Fontenoy, GAA Club on Monday, November the 10th. He also talks about his life in politics as well as givinghis thoughts on other political topics such as issues relating to housing and government departments.

Warren Flynn of The Dublin Barber based on Irishtown Road calls in to talk about his business, the craft of barbering as well as planned products that he has in the pipeline. He also talks about how the business has changed over the years plus many aspects of his job which the average person perhaps might not be aware of.

Warren Flynn of The Dublin Barber based on Irishtown Road calls in to talk about his business, the craft of barbering as well as planned products that he has in the pipeline. He also talks about how the business has changed over the years plus many aspects of his job which the average person perhaps might not be aware of.

Author Paul Murray talks about his biographies of Bram Stoker and Lafcadio Hearn and elaborates on these two fascinating, multitalented and often misunderstood, brilliant men. He also talks about writing in general as well as giving an insight into his upcoming, fictional work.

Helen sits down with Irish actor Mary McEvoy about life after Glenroe, her everyday life on the farm, her love of fashion and lots more!

In this weeks episode, cinephile and film critic extraordinaire, Brian Bowe drops in to talk about all things spooky in the IFI Horrorthon taking place in the coming week as well as discussing what's happening with the Irish co produced Jim Jarmusch film, Father Mother Sister Brother as well as the new Saipan movie.

In this week's episode, I talk to Sarah Reidy about her time working in the Ringsend Library where she talks about experiences and interactions with the local community.