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Chris Wasser with a history of Aardman, one of the most successful stop-motion animation studios in the world Richard Gorman and Samuel Walsh explain the differences in their artistic styles and their joint exhibition 'Buzz and Hum' John O'Donovan talks about his first full-length play 'If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You', the story of two working class loveable tearaways Ruth Barton takes a look at some great films about campaigning journalists and the press Mark O'Rowe and actors Cathy Belton, Aisling O'Sullivan Derbhle Crotty chat about 'The Approach', his new play with Landmark Productions Dave Fanning and May Kay pay tribute to the singer Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries whose death has just been announced Lauren Murphy and Alan Corr review 'Tales From The Backseat' from The Academic, 'Camila' from Camila Cabello and 'Wrong Creatures' from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Declan Burke reviews 'The Wanderers' by Tim Pears, the second in his West Country trilogy (published by Bloomsbury) Róisín Dwyer reviews the Lili Fini Zanuck music documentary 'Eric Clapton: Life In 12 Bars' Poet and physicist Iggy McGovern chats about his latest collection 'The Eyes of Isaac Newton' (published by Dedalus Press) Brian Merriman reviews 'Beautiful: The Carole King Musical' at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre Nicole Krauss reads an extract from her most recent novel 'Forest Dark' (published by Bloomsbury) Arlene Hunt and Hilary White review 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri' and 'Darkest Hour' Darryl Jones marks the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's gothic horror novel 'Frankenstein' Niall Naessens talks about showing his work alongside the annual exhibition of JMW Turner watercolours at the National Gallery Manchester performance poet Tony Walsh, who is a guest at the First Fortnight mental health arts festival State architect Ciaran O'Connor explains what his role involves and how some of Ireland's most iconic buildings were created Leeanne O'Donnell and Anthea Hirons, one of the participants in the HSE West Cork project 'Recovery Stories', where people with mental health issues share their experiences via documentaries about each other Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill who has just published 'Cead Isteach/Entry Permitted', a collection of the public lectures she gave during her tenure as the Ireland Chair of Poetry (published by UCD Press) Eithne Shortall with a career profile of Oprah Winfrey, from her first break into television aged 19 to being talked-about as a possible US presidential candidate in 2020 Alison Walsh, author of 'The Weekend Dad', about a struggling poet who has to become a father to the daughter he didn't know he had (published by Hachette Ireland) Karl Tsigdinos marks the 50th anniversary of Johnny's Cash's iconic concert at Folsom Prison Gilly O'Shea, writer/performer of 'Sally Denver Matthews', her one-woman comic play examining the plight of the new mother Sinead Gleeson looks at three short stories that caused a stir on publication - 'Cat Person' by Kristen Roupenian, 'The Lottery' by Shirley Jackson and 'Guts' by Chuck Palahniuk Liam Geraghty and Rosemary MacCabe with their guide to some of the more interesting podcasts around at the moment Indie folk rockers The Lost Gecko chat about how music can help people understand and deal with their emotions; they are playing the First Fortnight mental health arts festival Stephen James Smith who has organised a series of events called 'Therapy Sessions' for the First Fortnight mental health arts festival Sinead Gleeson reviews 'Her Body and Other Parties' by Carmen Maria Machado (published by Serpent's Tail) Lewis Kenny and Shane Ha of OutStraight, an artistic collective which uses theatre/graffiti to highlight issues of social concern Sarah Taaffe Maguire and Justin MacGregor review 'Brad's Status', 'All The Money In The World' and 'Hostiles' Auctioneer Ian Whyte talks about how the seriously- rich are once again investing heavily in art Tony Tracy on how how film-makers can digitally manipulate films to change actors even once the film is made Next week the inaugural programme for the newly-created Irish National Opera will be announced, with artistic director Fergus Sheil and soprano Anna Devin Joanne Ryan talks about how the experience of her mother's bipolar disorder informed her one-woman play 'In Two Minds' In the centenary year of Ireland granting women the right to vote, today we look at female emancipation across the arts A panel offer tips for what to look forward to in the arts in the coming year - in music, film, theatre and literature A special programme looking back at some of the interviews with authors during the past year 'The Stinging Fly' literary magazine invited writers and poets to explore aspects of homelessness - a special with editor Declan Meade and writers Colm Keegan, Rachel Andrews, Kevin Curran and Neasa McHale Mary McGill previews series 4 of 'Black Mirror', which starts on Netflix on the 29th of December Peter Browne on the global recognition given to the uilleann pipes by UNESCO who have listed them on their Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list Roe McDermott and Paul Whitington review 'Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle', 'Pitch Perfect 3', 'Molly's Game' and 'The Greatest Showman' In the latest in his occasion series on lost musical treasures, Donal Dineen looks at 'Fire of God's Love' by Australian nun Sister Irene O'Connor Sorcha Kenny reviews 'Vanity Fair Diaries, 1983 - 1992' by Tina Brown (published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson) Gill McCaw and Andrea Scott explain the background to their play 'Lunatic, There I Go' - Hanna Greally's memoir of being institutionalised in St Loman's psychiatric hospital Irish composer Andrew Hamilton who this year won a British Composer Award for his composition 'Proclamation of the Republic' Paul Whitington with tips for some television shows worth watching over Christmas and the new year Nicholas Frankel talks about the final years in the life of Oscar Wilde, the subject of his book 'Oscar Wilde: The Unrepentant Years' (published by Harvard University Press) Ken Sweeney whose radio documentary 'REM: Out Of Athens' looks at the origins of the band and how they successfully crossed-over from the alternative to the mainstream Méabh De Brún reads her story 'Liminal Bus Café', as featured in the Winter edition of The Stinging Fly in which writers respond to the issue of homelessness Subset Mark, a member of the graffiti art collective Subset who created the large Stormzy mural on a wall in Smithfield Kathy D'Arcy explains 'Fired! Irish Women Poets and the Canon', a new movement to remember the forgotten women of Irish literature Alice Butler and Gavin Burke review 'Star Wars, Episode VIII - The Last Jedi', 'The Prince of Nothingwood' and 'Mountain' 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
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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