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Marty Guilfoyle joins Katie on SPIN Now and opens up about his journey into radio and life as a DJ. He shares the reason behind fostering puppies, he offers straight talking advice for Leaving Cert students, and chats about the inspiration behind his brand new single Sirens.
Katie sat down with international DJ Bryan Kearney this week on Spin Now for a wide ranging conversation.
Brian shared which of his shows around the world stand out as his personal favourites and opened up about how he balances life as a father of three while travelling across the globe.
He spoke about where his passion for becoming a DJ first began and the journey that followed. Brian also discussed his latest single Experience, a collaboration with Kyla Belle, and we gave listeners an exclusive first play of the track on the show.
Jake Carter joined Katie on SPIN Now to chat about his brand new single Old Friends, the inspiration behind the track, and why it’s striking a chord with listeners. They also talked all things wedding prep with Karen Byrne, and Jake shared what’s coming next in both music and life.
Lyra joined Katie on SpinNow to chat about her brand new single Weird Club a powerful anthem for anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t fit in. She opened up about why this one means so much to her, the emotional journey behind it, and how it’s her most personal release yet.
Lyra also spoke about her time on Uncharted with Ray Goggins, the unlikely friendship she formed with Leo Bradker, and how that entire experience ended up changing her life in ways she never expected.
Fake Saint joined Katie live in studio for a candid catch up.
They chatted all about his latest single Slow Burn, what he’s been working on behind the scenes, and the wild story of getting tattooed backstage at Wembley by none other than Teddy Swims.
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Limerick’s own Sean O’Meara joined Katie live in studio on SPIN to chat all about his brand new single, the road to his debut album coming this August, and what it’s really like making music straight from the heart. He even treated us to a live performance.
Irish artist Moncrieff joins Katie Sheehan on SPIN Now to talk all things music and more. With his debut album finally out, he opens up about the heartbreak, healing, and raw truths behind Something to You, his latest single that’s already making waves. Moncrieff doesn’t hold back as he reflects on his toughest moments, the personal losses that shaped him, and the real-life stories woven through his music. From soulful honesty to a quickfire round of This or That, it’s a side of Moncrieff you haven’t heard before
JC Stewart joined Katie on SPIN Now for a heartfelt chat about his upcoming debut album Space Hurts, out June 20th 2025. Known for his raw honesty and emotive songwriting, the Northern Irish singer-songwriter opened up about the deeply personal title track, a song he wrote years ago that still holds a special place in his heart. Written alongside Todd Clarke and Foy Vance, the track captures the pain of being apart from someone you love for the first time.
JC reflects on the long road to releasing this record. From losing a major label deal to creating the album independently with co-producer Mark Schick, Space Hurts is a true labour of love. He talks about the joy and struggle behind songs like Hey Babe, I’m A Mess, I’m Sorry which won Song of the Year at the Northern Ireland Music Prize in 2024, and BT45, a track rooted in his hometown that’s struck a chord with listeners across Ireland.
Ruthanne Joined Katie on SPIN Now
She’s written global hits for Britney Spears, Niall Horan, and JoJo, but in this chat with Katie, Ruthanne opens up about her own path — from songwriting success to her new single, her upcoming album and book, and why she’s so passionate about raising awareness for endometriosis and women's health now that she has two daughters.
In this powerful and heartfelt episode, Katie is joined joined by Shane McCarthy, an influencer, and unapologetic advocate for self love and acceptance. Shane opens up about his journey to coming out, the fear he once carried, and the incredible weight that was lifted the moment he embraced his truth.
From growing up to becoming a voice for authenticity on social media, Shane shares how learning to love himself changed everything. He speaks openly about overcoming judgment, challenging stereotypes, and what it means to finally feel free in your own skin.
If you’ve ever struggled with self acceptance or felt the pressure to hide who you are ,this one’s for you!
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Spin Now features the best of live and local southwest talent. Every Saturday from 10am Katie chats to musicians, artists, and organisations bringing you up to date on events, gigs and…