on Tuesday's programme Evelyn O'Rourke chats to John Byrne about Dylanologists, the conductor Bernie Sherlock of the multi-award winning chamber choir New Dublin Voices, Anthony McIntyre talks about James Dean ahead of a retrospective of Dean's career at the IFI and Kay Sheehy brings her second review of the books on the IMPAC shortlist
Pauline Hall launches Arena's Clerihews competition. A Clerihews is similar to a Limerick with a specific rhyming scheme, beginning with a person's name, and is 4 lines in length. Pauline Hall's Fundit campaign is on www.fundit.ie - search 'Cream of the Milk'.
Carmel Winters on her new play 'Best Man'. For performance dates the websites are www.everymancork.com, www.corkmidsummer.com and www.projectsartscentre.ie.
Elayne Harrington and John Meagher review this week's new album releases 'Yeezus' from Kanye West, 'Born Sinner' from J Cole and 'Ice on the Dune' from Empire of the Sun with Seán Rocks.
Pauline Hall announces the winner of Arena's Clerihews competition - Moírín O'Donovan from Loughrea in County Galway for her entry 'James Gandolfini, deftly played a meanie, murder, cheat and con, he remains the Don'.
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