BBC Radio 3 – Creative Freedom in Wartime Dublin
Our latest programme for BBC Radio 3 – Creative Freedom in Wartime Dublin is brought to you by Presenter/Producer Regan Hutchins: At the beginning of the Second World War in…
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Who we’ve interviewed
David Cronenberg – Rebecca Solnit – Joyce Carol Oates – Siri Hustvedt – Margaret Atwood – Clive James – Neil Jordan – Paul Auster – William Kentridge – Julian Barnes…
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Nollaig na mBan 2020 from the Abbey Theatre
RTÉ Radio 1 and New Normal Culture bring you a a celebration of women in Ireland through readings and music from the Abbey Theatre for Nollaig na mBan. Presented by…
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BBC World Service – The Cultural Frontline – Digital Experiences of the Body
Our latest documentary went to air on 4th January on BBC World service- Inside and Out, Digital Experiences of the Body. What happens when digital technology and our bodies start…
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BBC World Service: Heart & Soul – The Pilgrim Paths of Ireland
Writer Bébhinn Ramsay was 31 when her husband died, leaving her to raise her two young children. Her faith and sense of self were left shaken by the tragedy –…
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BBC Radio 4 – Shakespeare’s Starling
How did Shakespeare’s single starling from Henry IV, Part 1 take down a passenger plane and wreak environmental havoc across America? Zoë Comyns explores how one man’s Shakespeare inspired folly…
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Frankenstein in the Age of Artificial Intelligence has won a GOLD award at the New York Festivals. This episode of The Book Show was broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 in…
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Art from the Anthropocene – The Cultural Frontline – BBC World Service
Art from the Anthropocene – The Cultural Frontline BBC World Service Zoë Comyns goes in search of art from the Anthropocene. She meets artists who are all responding to this…
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Counting Down BBC World Service
Counting Down – a documentary broadcast the weekend of the historic vote to remove the 8th Amendment. Listen to Counting Down here on the BBC World Service The current laws…
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Frankenstein in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Frankenstein in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is 200 years old this year. It was written when Mary Shelley (then Godwin) was just 18. This week on…
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