We wreak with Mo O’Connell, filmmaker and founder of Dublin’s fun new comedy film festival.

Actor, author, DJ, and raconteur Malachy McCourt sits down and chews the fat about writing, dying, and dying to write.

We talked to blues great Seamus Kelleher on his new book an album as well as what he likes to eat when in Ireland on his bus tours. The season finale of TAYSHT

To caraway or not to caraway? We discuss soda bread recipes with WFUV broadcast legend Kathleen Biggins.

Susan Gillespie and Gerard Corbett are charting their brand of country fried music on Irish radio and will begin their next East Durham musical residency in The Catskills. They stopped their dizzying pace long enough to chat with us!

Greg Grene celebrates the legendary bands’s 25th anniversary with a new album, (Belturbet Town).

A special tribute to Uncle Paddy.

The first family of Irish American rock Celtic Cross dishes about life on the road and their upcoming new music,

John McDonagh’s captivating show “Off the Meter On the Record” is a witty yet poignant show about his years as an NYC cabbie. We talk to him about the show and the best place to get an Irish meal in the Big Apple.

Patrick Mc Cormack has cooked for royalty, but his heart is serving the poorest of the poor with a side order of dignity. An inspiring conversation!