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Richard Coles: 'I never wanted to be a popstar, it just sort of happened' 06.12.2023

Former Church of England Vicar, Richard Coles is bringing his new live show ‘Borderline National Trinket’ to Dublin on January 25th when he will lift the lid on what exactly it was like going from ‘80s pop star to clergyman. Richard Coles joined Sean on the show to discuss...

Sing Along Social: 'We unleash the power of cheesy pop music' 05.12.2023

Not a note in your head? No fear Sing Along Social is here. Hosted by The Craic Mechanics, they create a safe and gas space where friends and strangers gather together to sing along to their favourite cheesy pop songs. Founder Aoife McElwain joined Sean to discuss... Image: Sing Along Social

Staying in a hotel for Christmas: 'You can have a treatment in the spa' 05.12.2023

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to stay in a hotel on Christmas? There are only a select few that remain open in Ireland right through the big days. One man who knows all about running a hotel during the festive period is Nicky Logue, General Manager of the Intercontinental Hotel in Ballsbridge... Image: InterContinental Dublin

Wonka's Choclatier 05.12.2023

The new Willy Wonka movie is being released this week and audiences may be surprised to discover that, unlike the iconic 1971 film of Roald Dahl’s story, all the chocolate and confectionary creations in the new version are actually real. Cardiff-based chocolatier Gabriella Cugno joined Sean to discuss her creations...

'I'm late all the time!' - Why are the Irish such bad timekeepers? 05.12.2023

According to the insights learned from the Global Attitudes Toward Work Report, being fashionably late seems to have a distinct cultural twist in Ireland. A mere 41.2% of the Irish population deems punctuality as 'extremely or very important.' So, as we delve into the Christmas celebrations, is the being late on purpose something we all do for the Christmas party? Henry McKean reports...

Is holding your pee during long movies at the cinema bad for you? 04.12.2023

As movies get longer and longer, more and more people are struggling to hold their pee for the length of the film during a trip to the cinema. So, is it ever ok to ‘hold it in’? Sean was joined by Dr. Fardod O’Kelly, a urologist at Clane Hospital and The Beacon...

Old Moore's Almanac predicts first female Taoiseach in 2024 04.12.2023

Old Moore predicts Ireland will get first female Taoiseach but she will have a tough year in 2024  Popular Almanac also foresees an assassination warning for former US president Donald Trump  Nicole Buckler Kelly is the Editor of Old Moore Almanac and joined Sean to discuss...

Monagahan snail farmer using snail mucin in skincare products 04.12.2023

Kieran Corley, Snail farmer and founder of Bragan Skincare joined Sean on the show today to discuss how he uses his snails to help make his products...

Rizz announced as Word of the Year 2023 04.12.2023

Rizz has been announced as the Oxford Word of the Year.  It describes the ability to attract a romantic or sexual partner with style, charm or attractiveness.   Fiona McPherson is Senior Editor at the Oxford English Dictionary and she joined Sean to discuss...

'We object to losing the library' - Senator calls for Dáil library to remain open 04.12.2023

Following a revamp, the Dáil Library, or sometimes known as the Reading Room, was tranformed. Now there is a proposal to get rid of the room altogether and replace it with a room for committee meetings. For more on this, Sean was joined by Senator Michael McDowell...

The Reverse Advent Calendar 01.12.2023

Advent starts this coming Sunday and people around the country will be eagerly opening up that first window to reveal the treat inside. But one woman in Dublin is operating a Reverse Advent Calendar. What is this and how does it work? Sean was joined by Caitríona Redmond, Food writer, Columnist in the Irish Examiner and Cost of Living Expert...

How comedy has changed through the years 01.12.2023

Perhaps at no other time in modern history has comedy been such a big draw, with superstar comedians selling out venues as big as the ones that popstars can conquer. But at the same time, it seems that comedy is itself in peril, as more and more jokes, and the people who tell them, get cancelled. So where is the world of comedy at in 2023? Jesse David Fox, is a leading American Comedy critic and t...

Ireland's first ever Rage Room 01.12.2023

Ireland’s first ever rage room is set to opened in Ballyfermot.  It provides relief for individuals feeling stressed or frustrated, delivering therapeutic outcomes after an hour of enjoyable property damage.   Participants receive protective gear and are granted access to sledgehammers and glass bottles to release their anger on unused machinery.  Lucas Baltrusis, owner of Rage...

People now opting for more than one Christmas tree in their home 01.12.2023

According to research by retail giant John Lewis, more and more people are opting to put up multiple Christmas tress, rather than the stardard one. Sean was joined by architect and artist Roisin Murphy...

Coping with Alopecia 01.12.2023

Louis Theroux has revealed he's considering getting his expressive eyebrows tattooed to save his career after losing them during his battle with alopecia.  The documentary maker revealed the news in an Instagram post recently. However, what has people talking is the nature of the alopecia. It’s patchy and mainly on his facial hair so far. So how common is this?  Carol Johnson, Trichologi...

Penny Lane sign returned after 47 years 01.12.2023

The road signs for Penny Lane have been hot property for decades, however one of the original road signs from the Beatles era in Liverpool has been returned almost 50 years after it was stolen.   Mary Chadwick, General Manager of The Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool joined Sean to discuss...

Composer revives music written by Auschwitz orchestra 30.11.2023

On a research trip to Auschwitz, my next guest discovered a one-page fragment of a musical composition titled “Futile Regrets”.   It’s quite well known that inmates performed music both for the SS and in the open air in the camp, but the works would have been chosen carefully to reflect the politics of the camp.    So to discover a personal composition allowed for a very p...

'I don't think it's a bad thing' - Is it offensive to call someone a geek or a nerd? 30.11.2023

A ten-year-old boy in the UK has launched a petition to change the nerd emoji. He says it gives people the wrong impression and makes life very difficult for glasses wearers. Does he have a point? Henry McKean joined Sean for this report...

'A genius songwriter' - Tom Dunne remembers the late Shane MacGowan 30.11.2023

The Pogues frontman and songwriter Shane MacGowan has died at the age of 65. Newstalk presenter and Something Happens frontman Tom Dunne joined Sean Moncrieff today on the show...

Some Gardaí 'don't want to put themselves into situations where complaints will be made about them' 29.11.2023

One of the things that is of emerging concern, in the aftermath of the Dublin Riots last week, is the question of how much force the Gardai feel they are able to use in the face of street violence. Conor Lally, Security and Crime Editor of The Irish Times, has been investigating this and he joined Sean to discuss...

Is it time to ditch plastic toys? 29.11.2023

With the vast majority of toys being made of plastic and shipped from China, is it time to start looking at more ecologically kind alternatives? Sean was joined by Sharon Kielthy, Founder of Jiminy Eco Toys...

'You're a medical detective' - Dr Marie Cassidy on her life and career 29.11.2023

A new podcast from former State pathologist Dr Marie Cassidy called 'Life in Death' has been launched by GoLoud.   Dr. Marie Cassidy joined Sean on the show this afternoon...

'It saves loads of time' - Mum in the UK cooking Christmas Dinner a month in advance 29.11.2023

With Christmas right around the corner, the preparations are underway for everyone around the country. One Mother in the UK has taken Christmas preparations to the extreme, so far in fact, that she already had some of  her Christmas Dinner cooked and has frozen it! Sean was joined by Claire Gillies from Delicious and Real to discuss...

Working as a Christmas Tree Farmer 29.11.2023

Christmas tree farmers up and down the country are settling into the busiest time of their year, as thousands of people go on the hunt for their perfect Noble Fir. John Fardy was joined by Darragh McCullough, Farmer and journalist, who has been writing about his experiences in today’s Irish Independent..

The Lesbian Couples of the 1916 Rising 28.11.2023

A new documentary will air next week which focusses on female couples at the heart of the Irish Revolution  Croíthe Radacacha, which translates to Radical Hearts, is a feature about some of the female and lesbian relationships at the centre of the Irish Revolution.  Director Ciara Hyland joined John Fardy on the show today.... Image: TG4

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