Declan Meade is joined by the author of 'Leonard And Hungry Paul' to discuss a story of teenagers during the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

Declan Meade Podcast 15th September 2020

How can we write and report on the issues of housing and homelessness, and what good can it do?

Ian Maleney Podcast 18th August 2020

The author 'To Be A Machine' and 'Notes From An Apocalypse' reads and discusses Roisín Kiberd's essay on the meaning of Mark Zuckerberg.

Ian Maleney Podcast 8th June 2020

The author of ‘Exciting Times’ reads and discusses the subtle gothic horror of ‘Looking for Petronilla’.

Declan Meade Podcast 15th April 2020

In our first podcast of 2020, Declan Meade is joined by Cathy Sweeney, to read from and discuss the work of Tania Hershman. 

Declan Meade Podcast 2nd March 2020

The author of 'If All The World And Love Were Young' talks to Ian Maleney about two poems by Sinéad Morrissey.

Ian Maleney Podcast 25th November 2019

The author of 'Nobber' joins Declan Meade to discuss 'Hay', a "modernist fairy-tale" of a story.

Declan Meade Podcast 14th October 2019

The trials and reflections of a good-but-not-great football player are the subject of Erskine's chosen story, 'Prosinečki'.

Danny Denton Podcast 11th June 2019

Nicole Flattery joins Danny Denton in the studio to read from and discuss Keith Ridgway's short story, 'Andy Warhol'.

Danny Denton Podcast 17th April 2019

Melatu Uche Okorie, author of the much-heralded story collection 'This Hostel Life', joins Sally Rooney in the studio to discuss two pieces of flash fiction from our archive.

Lisa McInerney Podcast 14th March 2019

Sally Rooney is joined in the studio by Anne Griffin, author of the best-selling debut novel, 'When All Is Said'.

Sally Rooney Podcast 20th February 2019

Jessica Traynor joins Sally Rooney in the studio to read and discuss 'To All Their Dues', a story from Wendy Erskine's debut collection, 'Sweet Home'.

Sally Rooney Podcast 26th November 2018

Kevin Barry reads two stories by Cathy Sweeney, and talks to Sorcha Kenny about their strange and elusive qualities.

Sorcha Kenny Podcast 5th July 2017

Sara Baume reads 'Lay Down The Dark Layers' by Deborah Rose Reeves, and talks about art, loneliness and the drama of the quarter-life crisis with Sorcha Kenny.

Sorcha Kenny Podcast 19th April 2017

In the first episode of our new podcast, Rob Doyle reads and discusses ‘A Very Unsettled Summer’ by Philip Ó Ceallaigh.

Sorcha Kenny Podcast 16th March 2017