Punk: "There was nobody saying you can't do that, you're a girl" Punk Rock evolved as a backlash against the 'free love and peace' mantra of the hippy movement, as Cait O'Riordan explained. living • 14 Apr
A beginner's guide to Irish Traditional Music Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh is a born influencer. Speaking from the Baile na nGall studio from West Kerry, her enthusiasm for Irish traditional music was such ... Gaeilge • 31 Mar
Has our perception of time changed during the pandemic? If you're confused about the passage of time, you're not alone... living • 16 Mar
Tech2Schools: "We've got to lift people's spirits" Remote learning is about so much more than course work for teacher Kevin Shortall, it's about the welfare of the students and the wider school ... living • 15 Feb
Can scents improve your experience of art? "In general, people look at paintings a few seconds. If you bring a smell, they look minutes, because they want to see how the smell ... living • 17 Jan
Photographer Ruth Medjber on the kindness of strangers Photographer Ruth Medjber experienced the kindness of strangers this summer as she trekked across the country working on her new book Twilight Together. living • 06 Nov 20
Stephen Fry on language, storytelling, myths and legends "The great thing about these myths is that they understand what it is to be human so completely." living • 01 Nov 20
Dawn O'Porter on Caroline Flack: "She was my funniest friend" Writer Dawn O'Porter needed some persuading to publish her latest book Life in Pieces: Thoughts from a Year that Changed Us, she told Ray D'Arcy. living • 16 Oct 20
The Dublin woman who kept her Jewish husband hidden from Nazis The themes of the Dublin Arts and Human Rights Festival are 'Hope, Courage and Resilience'. living • 15 Oct 20
Louise McSharry on being inspired by "declutter TV" 2FM presenter Louise McSharry talks about how the new Netflix show Get Organized With The Home Edit got her in the zone for a complete ... living • 25 Sep 20
