The response in Ireland to this broadcast in 2022 was remarkable. I was told that it changed people's perspective of Richard Harris in fifteen minutes. That's what I set out to do with my first Harris interview in 1987. I hope the podcast does the same thing. 

I made this podcast a year ago, in late 2022, to coincide with the publication of my book, Richard Harris: Raising Hell and Reaching for Heaven, and the release of the movie The Ghost of Richard Harris - of which I was an associate producer and that was based on my Harris interview tapes from 1987-2001. I am reposting it because I feel that the film, in a sense, led people astray because it cut from the final edit all references to Richard's search for God. This aspect of the man's life was central to who he was for at least the last dozen years of his life. Hence, I want to do my best to make people aware of this fact. 

A repost of my second Savile podcast, to coincide with the broadcast of a new drama about him on BBC TV. 

This podcast is the second based on my 1998 print interview with Patrick. Be warned. Many will find offensive his jokes about Princess Diana and sexuality, Adams and Clinton performing a particular act outside the White House and Daniel O Donnell's sexuality.  But please remember this conversation took place e a quarter century ago and was true to Patrick's comedy act at the time. 

A new drama, starring Steve Coogan as Jimmy Savile, will soon air on BBC television. It feels like a good time to revisit my 2001 interview with Savile

Elvis brought rock 'n' roll to Las Vegas and ended up hating it because it stole his soul, he said. Bono is now on Elvis's stomping ground. So I'm reposting this podcast 

I am reposting this to offset the tsunami of hype surrounding U2's show at the Sphere

The world is awash with media hype about U2 and their Las Vegas gig, so I am reposting this podcast. 

This was a provocative section of an interview when I first published it in 1987. It remained as controversial in 2022 when I included it in my book Richard Harris: Raising Hell and Reaching for Heaven

Gabriel Byrne plays Samiel Beckett in a new movie. I believe that Richard Harris, who loved Beckett's work, was once asked to act in Krapp's Last Tapes, and who didn't rate Byrne highly as an actor, would not approve!