I’ll be back on the radio, interweb wise at 5pm this evening. Seeing as Culture Cafe has a new home on RTÉ 2XM, I’m now presenting The Shuffle, a lighthearted music based show.
This show is totally NOT Culture Cafe and is in no way meant to be taken seriously. I have a computer generated co-presenter, his name is Brian, we get on great!
Segments on the show will include A Quickie With… A Lovely Girls Competition and a song to get you laid.. yes this is college radio!
DCUfm.com at 5pm Tune in
This literally was jam packed with chat and interviews! I had lovely guests to chat to. Hope you enjoyed the show too. Here’s what happened:
1. DJ Flip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads
2. Bitches with Wolves: Hurricane
3. Chat with Ann Scott
4. Ann Scott: Killerman remix
5. Chat with Lyndon Ogbourne who plays Lester Cole in Agatha Christie’s Verdict
6. Event Guide with Kev
7. Chat with Paul Halpin, of Red Kremlin Short Film Night
8. Washed Out: Amor Fati
9. Chat with Padraig Naughton of Arts and Disabilities Ireland (Part 1)
10. DrC Music: Hallo
11. Chat with Padraig Naughton (Part 2)
12. Jinx Lennon: You are the Vaccine
13. Chat with Jinx Lennon
And then it was over, thanks to my guest and to Kev. Loved the chat with everyone.
Edit: You gotta love technical issues, this meant the first segment of the show was not broadcast. You can hear the full show repeated on Sunday at 2100 on RTÉ 2XM You can also listen on your DAB radio and on UPC 944.
The podcast contains all the interviews without the music. Thanks for listening.
Albatross is the new film directed by Niall MacCormick which hits movie theatres this Friday. It tells the story of Emelia, a loveable rogue who seemingly has no cares in the world. She starts a cleaning job at The Cliff House, a B&B owned by the totally dysfunctional Fischers and immediately makes a mark with the family.
While Beth Fischer is trying to get to university in Oxford, rebel Emelia wants to write a book, believing she is related to Arthur Conan Doyle. The web of friendship gets tangled a little more when Jonathan Fischer (Sebastian Koch), himself an author, suffering from writer’s block, offers to give Emelia some ‘creative writing’ lessons.
This is an inspiring story about friendship, love, honesty and finding yourself no matter what age. It’s well told and you can’t help but be captivated by Jessica Brown Findlay who plays Emelia. Her character is beautifully played as her personality infects everyone she meets.
Definitely worth a watch.