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Music, this week Moze talks to Mide Houlihan, local musician about the business of showbiz…

Moze talks to Louise Pollock who has two jobs. She takes X-rays in a hospital and practices Reiki in Cork and Clonakilty. Both professions involve working with energy. About hands-on healing, the systems/symbols involved, and working with the life force that is in everyone. On feelings, sense(s) & the logical mind. For more information go to www.reikitouch.ie.

Moze talks to Michael Duerden about his trade and activities. He is a master tradesman/ artist who gives jewellery-making workshops in the Clonakilty Community Arts Centre and elsewhere. They talk about recycling old pieces, the sentimental value of adornments, special tools, and golden sardines in a tin.  http://www.jewelleryclasses.org

Moze speaks with Manny Lange, who trained as a sculptor and has been using his skills for theatre, parades and other community-based projects in West Cork. His tall wizard (created with Lorraine King Marshall, Anthea Hirons, Gary Farr and Ben Crowley) features in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Clonakilty and the 14th Cork Lifelong Learning Festival (April 3 – 9).

Moze talks to Kate Bean, a young artist who is turning wedding photography into a fine art, about selfies, photography as a dangerous pursuit, her favourite locations and much more.

This week Moze interviews of Kerr’s Bookshop; a special bookshop, with old-fashioned style and warm, personal service located in the heart of Clonakilty, West Cork. www.kerrsbookshop.ie

Hurley’s Fuel Centre at The Pike, Clonakilty. Moze talks to Michael Hurley about a business that has been in his family for over a century its renewal over time. How come they sell the cheapest fuel for miles around? And what happened to the primary school that Michael Collins attended, half of which is still standing in plain sight on the premises.

Moze talks repairs, flooded laptops, pre-loved phones and other devices, pricing, living in Ireland, carp and turkey, flooded cities, and technical diving with owner Greg Jagielski. More info about life under water on www.swt.ie which he runs with Matt Jevon. Not to mention Computronic sponsors the Clonakilty Community Arts centre by hosting its website! Listen for more at 3.30pm daily.

There is no business like … Paul’s Second Hand Furniture & Auld Shite: Moze talks to owner Paul Nolan about selling retro, collectibles and potential antiques; living ‘life’, Nefertiti’s head, window shopping and his bargain treasure trove on McCurtain Hill in Clonakilty.

Moze Talks To: A package deal! Moze talks art with Alissa Kleist and Jennifer Mehigan in the run-up to the opening of Scissors Cut Paper Wrap Stone, the first exhibition of 2017 at Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre, Skibbereen, on Friday 13th, 7 PM. Plus a conversation with Olive Mehigan, co-proprietor of the well-known Betty Brosnan café in Clonakilty and Jennifer’s mother. It’s a family affair.