0:00:06 - John’s Book about U2, ‘Race of Angels’

00:14:07 - When U2 Come to Ireland

00:16:41 - Meeting Bono

00:22:03 - Bono’s Causes - for the Good?

00:31:20 - Kevin’s Praise for the Elevation Tour

00:34:01 - Bono’s Association with George W. Bush

00:41:00 - When U2 Became Cool

00:46:20 - 2002 Super Bowl Halftime Show

00:50:26 - “Great Art is Always Prophetic”

00:55:50 - Stephen Recalls Special Concerts

01:01:27 - U2's Politics, Evolution

01:11:18 - Who is Stephen O'Regan?

01:19:21 - Life in Lisbon at the moment

01:22:17 - Kevin on the Front Lines

01:26:10 - The Music Industry at the Moment

01:29:30 - The Role of Rock and Roll

01:31:57 - Panic

01:39:39 - Is there still a place for U2 in the world?

01:43:18 - The Vaccine

01:46:55 - The Absence of Discussion

01:49:17 - Kevin's on the US Election

01:54:05 - Stephen on the US Election

01:55:53 - Hugh O'Regan

01:59:14 - John's Conclusion

02:04:44 - Stephen Recommends...

Featuring:

- Live Music from Peter Richardson

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Interview first shared on YouTube 23rd April 2020

Before establishing All Sports Recruitment Mark spent his final year as a college coach at Auburn University.  Mark came to Auburn from the University of North Florida, where he was head coach of the men’s program for the past four seasons (2014-17), winning the Atlantic Sun tournament or regular season title three times. 

Before North Florida, Mark spent five years at Memphis, helping them become one of the Top 20 teams in the nation. He was an assistant coach at Memphis for his first four years (2009-12) before being elevated to associate head coach prior to the 2013 season. 

Mark played Division I tennis at both Georgia Southern and Memphis. While at Georgia Southern, he was named the 2002 Southern Conference Freshman of the Year, all-conference and the team’s MVP. Before leaving to go on a scholarship to the states, he represented Ireland as a Junior Olympian.

Guests:

- Fr Jim Corkery SJ, Theology Professor at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome

- Drive-thru confession

Eddie Lenihan is an Irish author, storyteller, lecturer and broadcaster. He is one of the few practising seanchaithe remaining in Ireland. He has been called "one of the greatest of Irish story-tellers" and "a national treasure".

"He's the most blindingly brilliant pundit of all time"

- The Guardian

I interviewed Irish Senator Marie Louise O'Donnell in January 2020.

This was my favourite interview so far.

Marie Louise O'Donnell tells a funny story about the reaction to her statement in the Seanad (Irish Senate) about the possibility of lowering the voting age to 16. She spoke strongly against such a move, and faced fierce criticism from both inside and outside the Seanad as a result of her remarks.