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  • Culture Cafe on RTÉ 2XM Podcast and Playlist Show 51: 11/07/2012

    Culture Cafe on RTÉ 2XM Podcast and Playlist Show 51: 11/07/2012

    Culture Cafe 51Wow! I really enjoyed putting the show together this week, thanks to my guests, Matthew Causey from Tujacques, Simon Fagan and Myles Manley.

    Here’s the running order:

    1. DJ Flip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads
    2. Chapel Club: Sleep Alone
    3. Chat with Simon Fagan (part 1)
    4. Simon Fagan: Damn Honey
    5. Chat with Simon Fagan (part 2)
    6. Simon Fagan: Tomorrow’s Another Day
    7. Heritage Centre: Oldest Friend
    8. Chat with Myles Manley
    9. Myles Manley: You’re Young Enough To Come Back Home
    10. Chat with Matthew Causey of Tujacques
    11. Tujacques: Wicked Wind

    Thanks for listening! Remember you can listen to the entire show on the RTE player and the repeat is on Sunday night at 9pm on RTÉ 2XM. Thanks for listening.

  • culturecafeSo I was let loose on the national airwaves again 🙂 Enjoyed getting the show together, met some really good people. Thanks for listening!

    1. Dj Flip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads

    2. Wonder Villains: Ferrari

    3. Chat with Lisa McNamee. Producer with Planet Korda Pictures about the new documentary ‘See You At The Pictures‘

    4. Various Cruelties: Great Unknown

    5. The Milk: B-Roads (Byron Bootleg) Recommended Free Legal Download available from Soundcloud

    6. Chat with Cathy O’Kennedy, creator of Weight, running in the Axis Theatre in Ballymun

    7. Paul Weller: That Dangerous Age

    8. Chat with musician Luke Slott

    9. Luke Slott: Strange Miracles

    10. Blades: Downmarket

    11. Chat with Elvera Butler of Reekus Records who are celebrating 30years

    12. Sweet Jane: Close Your Eyes

    13. Chat with Elvera Butler (Part 2)

    14. Saccade: Lempkin

  • How To Be Irish: Get Involved

    How To Be Irish: Get Involved

    rteThis sounds interesting. RTÉ is airing its first user-generated documentary on being Irish on St Patrick’s Day. The programme will be made entirely of clips sent in by viewers talking about, or otherwise illustrating, what being Irish means to them.

    Here’s the blurb:

    On Friday 17th February RTÉ Television launched its call for people everywhere, in Ireland and worldwide, to tell us #HowToBeIrish and possibly feature in this unique television programme. The call-out is also being led by RTÉ 2fm’s Rick O’Shea on his Rick in the Afternoon programme.

    Anyone who wants to take part – wherever and whoever they are – should think about the feelings, images, thoughts, songs, jokes or special moments which they feel best sum up being Irish and use their cameras, camcorders, webcams or mobile phones to capture their version of #HowToBeIrish.

    RTÉ will select the funniest, most touching, awe-inspiring and strange responses for the television programme, #HowToBeIrish, which will be broadcast on RTÉ One and on RTÉ.ie on St Patrick’s Day 2012. And we’ll share the best of the rest with our RTÉ.ie visitors.

    There are many ways of being Irish and the conversation is open to anyone anywhere who would like to send us their thoughts on being Irish. Whatever #HowToBeIrish means to you, we want you to show us on camera.

    Details of how to submit:

      1] Record up to 3 minutes of material, maybe even 5, showing us How To Be Irish.

      2] If you film in public, make sure you have permission to film anyone you interview or feature. If you film in private, make sure you have permission from everyone.

      3] It is not necessary to edit your material, although you can do so if you wish.

      4] Don’t use any music unless you’ve got permission from the rights-holders.

      5] Email a file of your footage, preferably a Quicktime, or send us a link of it on YouTube to HowToBeIrish@rte.ie by 6pm on March 5th (you can even post us in your tapes if you like).

      6]Any questions? Email HowToBeIrish@rte.ie now.

    #HowToBeIrish will be hosted by Twitterato extraordinaire Rick O’Shea of RTÉ 2fm, helped by model and Facebook maven Faye Dinsmore and RTÉ Television presenter and You Tube star Stephen Byrne.

    For more information on how to send us your material go to www.rte.ie/howtobeirish. If you still have any questions, e-mail us at howtobeirish@rte.ie.

    Closing date for submission of material is 6pm on Monday 5th March.

  • Culture Cafe Playlist and Podcast Show 26: 18/1/2011

    Culture Cafe 26Week 26! Really enjoyed the show, hope you did too! Had lots of fun with Cathy Davey and with Jon Cohen.

    1. DJ FLip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads

    2. Various Cruelties: The Great Unknown

    3. Michael Kiwanuka: Home Again

    4. Chat with Cathy Davey (part 1)

    5. Cathy Davey: Reuben

    6. Chat with Cathy Davey (Part 2)

    7. Cathy Davey: Bad Weather

    8. Our Krypton Son: Catalonian Love Song

    9. Chat with Jon Cohen from Jon Cohen Experimental (Part 1)

    10. Jon Cohen Experimental: Hold The Fire

    11. Chat with Jon Cohen (Part 2)

    12. Jon Cohen Experimental : Stroke (Of The Night)

    Thanks for listening, til next Wednesday at 1000 or the repeat on Sunday night at 2100.. Nessy out! (That really is such a cliché)