Music Interviews

Orla finds out how you could find some love in the country and Brian is in to review Dune: Part Two.

A Wexford woman on her Bafta win, extreme swimmer Nuala Moore on being Limitless & Irish Dancing gets the wedding day treatment.

If you're a Leaving Cert student or the parent of one, you'll be aware that the CAO deadline is looming. Orla will be getting some practical advice on choosing for college.  And Mean Girls has returned. Brian reviews the musical version of the iconic movie. 

Three time Irish Olympian Derval O’Rourke has turned her attention to workplace wellbeing with her new platform- Saol. She talked to Orla on the Sunday Grill bout how to have a better work life balance and better wellbeing no matter what your job is.  And- talking of jobs- what about a new one? Orla heard how the world of  the apprenticeship has changed. 

Erica Cody joined Megan to chat about being a contender in the race to represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 this May in Malmo, Sweden with her track “Love Me Like I Do” and getting signed to her first major label deal with Universal Music Ireland.

Somehow we have fitted in new years resolutions and a story about a prawn trawler into the first Sunday Grill of 2024. Orla chats about that and much more.

From learning some self compassion as the festivities start to some of our Christmas traditions that have a south east origin, there was a lot going on on the Sunday Grill this week- Orla also talked to a Carlow man and Google Box star about his first book- Legends of Old. 

Orla is chatting to Eurovision icon Linda Martin about her favourite subject- dogs. She has a new podcast with James Patrice on that very subject and she'll be telling Orla all about it!  And Brian went to see Wonka - he'll give us his honest thoughts on Timothee Chalamet as the Candyman and Hugh Grant as an Oompa Lompa. 

Orla's talking to a Waterford woman who is determined to raise awareness on the challenges she faces when  out and about with her guide dog. She finds out how to boost your immunity over the festive season and what were the biggest TikTok trends of 2023.

Donegal native Eric Roberts was 1 of 456 contestants on the Netflix original series Squid Game: The Challenge. With over 600k followers on TikTok and 250k Instagram followers, the content creator was competing to win the largest cash prize in reality TV history: $4.56 million. Episode 7 revealed Eric's fate on the Netflix reality TV show, whereby he was eliminated after his fellow contestants fail...

The girl who sucks on OXO cubes. Cillian and his cow story. And Grab your tissues to catch up on Feel Good Friday

It's all fancy nights out and Christmas party dos and don'ts on the Sunday Grill this weekend. Orla will be hearing about a very special concert at the National Opera house in Wexford and a piece of theatre in Clonmel with a difference.

14 students from across the South East joined us at Beat 102-103. The students were selected from over 150 applications received from all over the South East. The media literacy programme is supported by Comisiun na Meán and is devised by national training network Learning Waves and Beat 102-103. During the week, the secondary school students learned how to critically analyse content that is publi...

A car with denim seats and interior   The mullet that went horribly wrong   and   Sho gives a MASTERCLASS in music   Catch up on all the craic here!  

Orla talks haunted buildings with the Paragals, Tommy Tiernan banning smart devices at his gigs and why did Brian go to a Trolls movie instead of a 3 and a half hour Scorsese film (the clue is in the question). 

Two south east independent producers talk to Orla about how they are inspired by the coastline they live near. Waterford's Spraoi are doing something a bit different this year to mark Halloween. and it's Math's Week- Orla hears how math's is everywhere and not as scary as you might think! 

Megan chats to brain hacker, mentalist, hypnotist, escapologist, scientist and magician Keith Barry about his new show Mind Games. Will he have the ability to hack Megan's brain?

Orla is talking to a Wexford woman who opened her first business just two months ago at the age of 19. Arianna Seco will tell Orla about what inspired her to go to open a new new lash and beauty bar in Gorey just a year out of secondary school.

Megan chats to Joel Corry ahead of the release of his debut album "Another Friday Night".

Orla hears more about the South East Technological University in Carlow's Bachelor of Arts in Content Creation and Social Media and she finds out more about inflammatory bowel diseases and how they can be a 'poo taboo'.  

A Tipperary Paralympian will be telling Orla why he is running over 500 km from Malin to Mizen head.

Orla hears how you could be cycling and taking part in an arts event in Co. Carlow this month. And she's giving you some events to look forward to around the south east thanks to Culture Night. She also finds out how Wexford's Sunrise Social is creating a new community in your area

Orla reconnects with a guest that she chatted to many times a decade ago- back then he was a teenage tech wizard and now he's a twenty something CEO based in London.

 Orla's getting some tips and advice for people starting secondary school- or anyone starting something new this week from a south east based child and adolescent therapist.  And she hears what Wexford's Dip in the Nip are doing for their tenth birthday next year. 

Orla talks to acclaimed Waterford born novelist Megan Nolan about her second novel- Ordinary Human Failings.