on Wednesday's show.....the art installation ‘Forsaken’ inspired by those banished to mother and baby homes, a profile of Loudon Wainwright as his new album hits shelves and performance poet Kate Tempest who's a guest at this year's Kilkenny Arts Festival
The Zero Theorem from director Terry Gilliam and Under the Skin starring Scarlet Johannson are the two films up for review by Yvonne Nolan and Joe Griffin
Comedian David McSavage, best known for his TV series the Savage Eye. However, he'll soon be appearing on the Silver Screen in John Michael McDonagh's 'Calvary', and appearing Live at Dublin's Vicar Street.
He spoke to our reporter Abie Philbin Bowman, who joins Sean in Studio
we continue our series looking at how social and political events have moulded modern music with Motown and the Sound of Young America. Ollie Cole joins Sean in Studio to discuss.
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