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This special edition of the Culture File Weekly we will spend having a flat white in a North London park with comedian, Rob Newman, talking about creating critical comedy from topics as unexpected as environmental catastrophe, fuel politics, epigenetics and, in his very latest project, neuroscience. This weekly, global Christmas food memories, as we travel to Newfoundland with fermentation prophet, April Danana, to Tipperary with chef, Kevin Thornton, to Northern Italy, with restaurateur, Giorgio Casari, to Portugal with Rogerio Silva, and finally to Mexico, with his excellency Carlos Garcia de Alba, and chef, Lupita Cruz We will be in the company of Ireland's leading creative culinary force, Kevin Thornton, who shares some memories of Christmas' living abroad and even gives us some creative takes on all those Christmas vegetables We will be heading down Mexico way with the Mexican Ambassador to Ireland, His Excellency Carlos García de Alba and Chef Lupita Cruz, sampling the special Christmas Eve salad, Ensalade de Noche Buena and having a sip of the old Ponche Navideño We are, of course, going to church, with our resident Italian expert, Giorgio Casari, and sampling some meat free agnolotti and staying up late to eat panettone and drink hot chocolate we're getting all healthy as we prepare to break our nativity lent (or advent to you and me) and go mummering and chomping cherry cake with Cork-based, Newfoundlander April Danann Dublin-based Portugueser, Rogerio Silva, helps us discover a new world of Christmas cakes and desserts, and taste of drop of the good stuff, Port This weekly, we have a Christmas selection box of Culture Files which brings us from Heathrow airport in the company of an Irish-African rap crew, on to the chapel in TCD for a reboot of the Christmas concert, to some more remote churches in search of Art and Crafts movement stained glass and finally, deep into the dusty heart of the GPO In the 1990s, Rob Newman's comedy was called 'the new rock 'n' roll' - now, it's more like 'the new politics.' At the GPO, a new museum will be home to, among other things, some fine-press work from Dublin's Stoney Road Press Léonie Bluett, of the young Irish new music ensemble, Kirkos, on life as a clarinet playing composer. The sinewy saints and gnarly angels of Arts and Crafts stained glass artist, Wilhelmina Geddes Limerick rappers Rusangano Family find an emblem of the journey of immigrants all over the world at 'Heathrow' This weekly historian, Jonathan Bardon, takes us on a jaunt back to the days when a gentleman from the lowlands of Germany (by way of Brook St, London) briefly entered Dublin society, and it's fair to say, made a bit of a splash. Georg Friedrich Handel was the man; his Messiah made the splash. Luke Clancy is live from the Classic Drive Christmas Concert in Studio 1, as he chats to designer, Sasha Sykes, who according to the New York Times makes art 'for people who live in the city but dream of the country'. For Handel, opening The Messiah was unthinkable without the talents of scandalous 18th century It Girl, Mrs Cibber Did you know Jonathan Swift did everything in his considerable power to stop the first performance of The Messiah? Historian, Jonathan Bardon, says Hallelujah and lets his imagination take him back to Fishamble St, Dublin, 1742. Jonathan Bardon, on the constellations of events that lead to the world premiere of Handel's Messiah in Dublin This weekly we visit the white cube of North London graphic design studio Barnbrook, where some graphical disobedience is being planned; we roll up to the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght for a bout of the every-growing sport of Roller Derby and we end up swept along by the wind as featured on a new CD from the DIT Dublin Conservatory of Music Laoise O'Brien's new CD taps the talents of the DIT conservatory of music along with the sound of some cold winds. 'Who wants clients who are scared of people who have opinions?' @Barnbrook on running an ethical design practice. From #brandalism to the art of Bowie's new album, ?, designer Jonathan Barnbrook blends commerce with activism. Meet Dashing Trudy Snow, Brewdoll E Lowcock, Maria Von Slapp & the pseudonymous stars of Irish Roller Derby. This Weekly: we journey over the mountains to Kilfinane, Co. Limerick, to the HearSay Audio Festival, then we're off to Saturn, where Gilles Peterson pilots us through the unearthly music of Sun Ra, and from there to the Internet, where Prof Aisling Kelliher waits to overshare on the dark, but possibly essential, arts of data obfuscation. Promoting the simple joys of trifle and 'home' classics made Antrim-born, Trish Deseine, a culinary hero in France. Moira Buffini, writer and lyricist on Damon Albarn musical, Wonder.land, on the anxieties of an online world Gilles Peterson on the life, music and astral voyages of composer and jazz pioneer, Sun Ra. Gender fluidity, plus the pioneering work of Helen Nissenbaum, in the second part of our data obfuscation special Artists, academics and technologist are working to regain a click or two of privacy via data obfuscation. Audio nerds, radio heads and podcast addicts takeover Kilfinane, Co Limerick, for the Hearsay 2015 audio festival. This Weekly, we practice, tequila connoisseurship with Mexican ambassador, Carlos García de Alba, attend our first eSports event and discover why computer-based sports are ready to conquer the world; and we meet Prof Christopher Frayling, the pop culture polymath, who's rethinking what we should teach at art schools. Mexican ambassador, Carlos García de Alba on why you should never slam, skull, or generally rush tequila Usain Bolt's greatest 10 seconds were the inspiration for the latest work from UK choreographer, Siobhan Davies What should be in an artist's survival pack on leaving art college? Prof Christopher Frayling has some ideas Why craft needs a new vocabulary, according to Prof Christopher Frayling, author of On Craftsmanship Meet the players, the cosplayers and casters of Ireland's nascent eSports scene. Bring your transcendent sword. This Weekly, we are reporting from Northern Italy, where this year's Milano Expo has stoked a conversation about the future of food, and questions about where our appetites and the food industry's development are taking the world. Marilyn Monroe accidentally invented the most famous myth about white fungus... Giorgio Cassari on a remarkable rebel who caused a revolution in Italian wine in the 70s Ellen Cranitch heads into the heart of multi-national mega-attraction, Expo Milano 2015 The Piedmontese village that's transforming into a Rudolph Steiner-influenced vegan resort 'Autumn in Italy' begins with the hunt for sustainable food at Milan Expo and 'white gold' at Alba Truffle Fair This weekly, we visit cemeteries in Oaxaca and Co Cork; then it's out into the lanes of Kinsale in search of shades with colour theorist, Katherine Boucher-Beug; avant ventriloquist, Nina Conti introduces us to her inner voices, and we wonder why playwright and labour activist Eva Gore Booth is so little celebrated Milan-based Irish artist, Richard Gorman, on designing scarves for Hermes and the life of an artist in exile. Did Veronica Steele's 1970s washed rind innovation, Milleens cheese, create the blueprint for Irish artisan food? Cathy Leeney on how revolutionary playwright, Eva Gore Booth, is too often overlooked from literary history Pass over to another realm via a show of Mexican-Irish cemetery photography at the IGS's Octagon Room If ventriloquism still lives in 2015, one woman can take a big chunk of the credit: Nina Conti Culture File Weekly No 42 involves a dirty secret to do with model trains, a celebration of George Boole in the form of a pudding; some important info about the term Czechlands, and Richard Herring's career-long exploration of the territory between innovative comedy and gratuitous offence. Artist and colour theorist, Katherine Boucher-Beug forages a blue that can only be found hiding behind barn doors London-born, Donegal-raised playwright, Stella Feehily on her first ballet libretto, Coppelia, for Ballet Ireland. You will have to download and install software to be able to subscribe to podcasts, and download the latest shows. 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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 Láithriú + Léiriú / Presented + Produced: Pádraig Ó Sé