http___www.rte.ie_rnag_comhra-an-trathnona_podcasts__2.xml
1.1 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.1 6.1 7.1 8.1 9.1 10.1 11.1 12.1 13.1 14.1 15.1 16.1 17.1 18.1 19.1 20.1 21.1 22.1 23.1 24.1 25.1 26.1 27.1 28.1 29.1 30.1 31.1 32.1 33.1 34.1 35.1 36.1 37.1 38.1 39.1 40.1 41.1 42.1 43.1 44.1 45.1 46.1 47.1 48.1 49.1 50.1 50.2 50.3 50.4 51.1 51.2 51.3 52.1 53.1 54.1 56.1
Daniel Geary looks ahead to the inauguration tomorrow of Donald Trump and examines whether being a celebrity helps you succeed in politics Poet David Keane reads 'Moments Of Snow', his winning entry in last year's Poetry Ireland/Trocaire competition where the theme was migrants who are 'Forced To Flee' Michael Chabon chats about his latest novel 'Moonglow', a faux memoir about the fallout from a deathbed confession told to the narrator by his grandfather (published by Fourth Estate) Brogen Hayes and Stephen Boyd review 'Jackie', 'Split' and 'xXx: Return Of Xander Cage' with Alan Corr - acts confirmed to play Donald Trump inauguration tomorrow, unusual emoji role for Patrick Stewart in a new animated film Chris Morash reviews 'Danse, Morob' at the Project Arts Centre, written by Laurent Gaudé and translated by co-diretor/performer Olwen Fouéré Michael McGlynn and Zach Trouton of Anúna who are performing the 1917 WB Yeats play ‘At The Hawks Well’ (inspired by the Japanese tradition of Noh theatre) Jean O’Brien reads “Whatever The Weather” from her latest collection of new and selected poems ‘Fish On A Bicycle’ (published by Salmon Poetry) Richard Russo chats about his novel 'Everybody's Fool', a sequel to his 1993 novel 'Nobody's Fool' about a chief of police in upstate New York (pulbished by Allen & Unwin) with Alan Corr - programme launched for 2017 Audi Dublin International Film Festival, changes ahead to Irish library books suppliers, Irish architects voted curators at 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale Chris Wasser with a profile of film-maker M Night Shyamalan Mairead Donnellon, a winner in last year’s Poetry reland/Trocaire poetry competition – she reads her poem “Unto Me Is The Journeying” Visual artist Kate O’Shea and musician Éna Brennan (who performs as Dowry) who are participants in the Quarter Block Party arts & music festival in Cork Eibhear Walshe reviews “Molly Keane: A Life”, a memoir by Molly Keane’s daughter Sally Phipps (published by Little Brown) with Alan Corr - female characters only have 27% of dialogue in films of 2016, producer of Amy Winehouse documentary in talks to make documentary about Tony Blair Abie Philbin Bowman met three of the young artists selected for this year’s one-year studio residency in Temple Bar Gallery + Studios under their ‘Project Studios’ programme Mary McGill re-visits the original “Trainspotting” and assesses its impact on and how it reflected the culture of the 1990’s Ken Rogan and director Amilia Stewart chat about Ken’s debut 1-man play “Hero”, a tale of drinking, love, infidelity and Irish AstroLeague Football with Alan Corr - re-sale of U2 tickets causing anger, Irish film The Young Offenders getting a rave reception abroad Rachel Breslin and Simon Maher review “I See You” by The xx, “Oczy Mlody” by The Flaming Lips and “Rennen” by Sohn Alan Corr with an essay about how he admires artists like Ed Sheeran who make the ordinary into something extraordinary Eithne Hand reviews “Keeping On Keeping On” by Alan Bennett, a collection of his diary entries for the past 10 years (published by Faber) with Abie Philbin Bowman - Minister for the Arts announces funding for Irish arts in the USA, controversy over casting in a Sky Arts drama about Michael Jackson is cancelled, a rebooted The Crystal Maze coming back to television Rory Gleeson chats about his debut novel “Rockadoon Shore” (published by John Murray) Ruth Barton and Paul Whitington review “La La Land”, “Manchester By The Sea” and “Live By Night” Abie Philbin Bowman reports on the ‘Places Matter: What Happens When We Invest In The Arts?’ conference in Dublin Castle today, discussing the value and future of the arts in Ireland Ronan Collins chats about the enduring popularity of the music from Ireland’s showband era Tony Tracy looks at what makes “Goodfellas” such a great gangster film, as a new digitally-restored version is about to be released in cinemas Jean O’Brien reads “Yes I Can Bake A Cake” from her latest collection of poetry ‘Fish On A Bicycle’ (published by Salmon Poetry) Karl Geary chats about his debut novel “Montpelier Parade”, about a teenage Sonny Knolls escaping the drudgery of 1980’s Dublin by having a relationship with an enigmatic older woman (published by Harvill Secker) with Abie Philbin Bowman - the shortlist for 2016 Choice Music Prize announced, author Marlon James says his new project will be based on African mythical worlds, RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra announces new guest principal conductor Music journalist Siobhán Kane with a history of the band KLF as rumours abound that they are re-forming later this year Daragh Downes with an essay about his ongoing appreciation for U2 as they announce they will be touring their 30-year old album “The Joshua Tree” Artist Eve Parnell chats about the inspirations for her work Finghin Collins, Artistic Director of the Music for Galway Midwinter Festival explains why ‘Prodigy’ is the theme of this year’s festival (i.e. child musical prodigy) with Alan Corr - the big nominations for the BAFTA's, Donald Trump apparently once a fan of Meryl Streep, Mrs Brown gets a BBC chat show Jim Carroll reviews the book “75 Years of Capitol Records” (published by Taschen) Sebastian Barry reads an extract from his latest novel “Days Without End” (published by Faber) Donal Maguire of The National Gallery explains the recent gallery acquisition of a new collection of over 400 letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen Leanne O’Sullivan reads her poem “In Your Sleep”, included in the collection 'Fermata: Writings Inspired By Music' Author Kevin Barry chats about his first play “Autumn Royal”, about a brother and a sister struggling to do the right thing by their aging and increasingly difficult father Lauren Murphy and Eamon Sweeney review “11 Short Stories of Pain and Glory” from Dropkick Murphys, “Reflection” ambient album from Brian Eno and “Sleep No More” from Jack Savoretti Jean O’Brien reads “Leftover Christmas Trees” from her latest collection of poetry “Fish On A Bicycle' Eithne Shortall reviews “Best European Fiction 2017”, with a foreword by Eileen Battersby (published by Dalkey Archive Press) Angela Bourke and Christine Dwyer Hickey, two of the writers contributing to the Irish Writers Centre celebration of Nollaig na mBan and the centenary of Maeve Brennan’s birth with Sorcha Kenny - film & tv awards season begins with Golden Globes this Sunday, Ed Sheeran releases two new tracks, it seems David Bowie was not aware of his impending death when recording his final album Eoin Devereux, co-editor of a collection of essays “David Bowie: Critical Perspectives” Darragh Downes reviews “Of All That Ends”, the final collection by the late German author Gunter Grass (published by Harvill Secker) Dermot Byrne (button accordion) and Floriane Blancke (French harp) perform live and chat about their musical collaboration You will have to download and install software to be able to subscribe to podcasts, and download the latest shows. There are a number of freely downloadable programmes that allow you to access podcasts. Some of the most popular applications are iTunes, Juice and Doppler, for a list of more options go to www.podcastingnews.com. RTÉ is not resposible for the content of external websites or applications. Copy the URL from below or from the address bar of this page and then insert it into your podcast software, look for an ADD or SUBSCRIBE option and follow the instructions. URL: Your software will automatically inform you of any new editions to the podcast without the need to subscribe again. If you have iTunes installed you can use this One Click Subscription. The podcast will be downloaded in mp3 format or mp4 if it's video, once the download is fully complete you can simply listen to or watch the programme on your computer, or transfer the file to a portable device (mp3 player, iPod etc) and listen to it at your convenience. Email: arena@rte.ie Twitter: @RTEArena Presenter: Seán Rocks
1.1 1.2 1.3 2.1 2.2 2.3 3.1 3.2 3.3 4.1 4.2 5.1 5.2 5.3 6.1 6.2 6.3 7.1 7.2 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 9.1 10.1 11.1 12.1 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 14.1 14.2 14.3 15.1 18.1 18.2
Clár cainte le Pádraig Ó Sé. Aoi na seachtaine: Karina Feirtéar ó Na Gorta Dubha, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh, atá ag obair le TG4. Caint ar chúrsaí ealaíona, obair theilifíse, agus traenáil do leath-mharatón An Daingin ar mhaithe le Fondúireacht Manuela Riedo. Emma Ní Fhaoláin ó Chluain na nGall, Loch Garmain, atá mar aoi Comhrá an Tráthnóna na seachtaine. Labhraíonn Emma faoi bás a hathar ag an ngalar néarón luadrach (motor neurone disease)...Ní raibh Emma, leanbh aonair, ach 14 ag an am. An-scéalta le insint aici. Iarfhlaith Ó Murchú ó Bhaile Dháith Paróiste Modhrach atá mar aoi na seachtaine ar Comhrá an Tráthnóna. An té bhíonn siúlach...bíonn siad scéalach. Fear spéisiúil. Taylor Chapman-Sutton óg bhean Meiriceánach a bheidh mar aoi na seachtaine ar Comhrá an Tráthnóna. Scéal an suimiúil ag Taylor. Aoi na seachtaine: Joanne Ní Shúilleabháin ó Bhaile an Ásaigh, Co.Ciarraí. Tá sí ag labhairt faoi chúrsaí lúthchleasaíochta, ollscoile agus taistil. Bíonn sí ag múineadh Rúisis i nGael Coláiste Chiarraí, Trá Lí agus móran taistil déanta aici ar fud an domhan. Aoi na seachtaine: Clíodhna Ní Bhraonáin ó Bhaile an Sceilg in Uíbh Ráthach. Cur síos ar seal blianta ag obair i mBÁC. Is máthair aonair í, agus labhrann sí féna hiníon Sadhb atá 14 & dúshláin a bhaineann le disléicse. Is é Breandán Fitzgerald ón nDaingean aoi na seachtaine ar Comhrá an Tráthnóna. Bhí sé mar iarrthóir sa togháchán áitiúil le déanaí, ceangal láidir ag a chlann leis an Iar Thaoiseach Charlie Haughey agus labhrann sé fena athair, an tIar Sheanadóir Tom Fitzgerald ná maireann. An snámhaí Nuala de Mórdha faoi agallamh ag Pádraig Ó Sé inniu. Is i nDún na nGall a rugadh Nuala ach tháinig sí go dtí an Daingean agus í trí bhliana d'aois. Is snámhaí aitheanta í in uiscí leac oighearach ar fud an Domhain agus mórán comórtasaí a bhfuil buaite aici. Tá sí chun snámh timpeall ar an mBlascaod Mór an Samhradh seo. Christy Mac Gearailt ó Bhialann 'An tIascaire' i nDún Chaoin mar aoi speisialta an chláir. Stephen Durham ón Riasc, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh ó dhúchas ach atá anois buailte fé i Manachain Shasna lena bhean chéile agus a n-iníon. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich Pádraig Ó Sé i mbun comhrá le Séaghan Finn ó Abhana Scáil. You will have to download and install software to be able to subscribe to podcasts, and download the latest shows. There are a number of freely downloadable programmes that allow you to access podcasts. Some of the most popular applications are iTunes, Juice and Doppler, for a list of more options go to www.podcastingnews.com. RTÉ is not resposible for the content of external websites or applications. Copy the URL from below or from the address bar of this page and then insert it into your podcast software, look for an ADD or SUBSCRIBE option and follow the instructions. URL: Your software will automatically inform you of any new editions to the podcast without the need to subscribe again. If you have iTunes installed you can use this One Click Subscription. The podcast will be downloaded in mp3 format or mp4 if it's video, once the download is fully complete you can simply listen to or watch the programme on your computer, or transfer the file to a portable device (mp3 player, iPod etc) and listen to it at your convenience. 80889 ó Thuaisceart Éireann. Cuir RNAG ag tús na teachtaireachta