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The Culture Cafe Episodes

  1. The Darkling Air and Arco String Quartet

    Marie Louise Muir welcomes The Darkling Air with Arco String Quartet live in studio.

  2. Mark McCausland, Sam O’Mahony and Janet Devlin

    Stephen McCauley chats to Mark McCausland, Sam O’Mahony and Janet Devlin.

  3. Proinsias Mac A'Bhaird, Ciaran Lavery and Portia A Buckley

    Proinsias Mac A'Bhaird, Ciaran Lavery and Portia A Buckley join the Cafe!

  4. Cecelia Ahern

    Novelist Cecelia Ahern talks about her new book, Into the Storm.

  5. Jamie O’Rourke, Michael McEvoy and Caoimhe Farren

    Director Jamie O’Rourke, choreographer Michael McEvoy and actress Caoimhe Farren.

  6. Book Week NI: Stuart Neville, Ian McDonald, and Kelly Creighton

    Award-winning authors Stuart Neville, Ian McDonald and Kelly Creighton.

  7. Neil Cowley, Katherine Timoney and Joseph Carlin

    Jazz musicians Neil Cowley, Katherine Timoney and comedian Joseph Carlin.

  8. Christine Dwyer Hickey, Michaél Kerrigan and Ruth McCarthy

    Christine Dwyer Hickey, playwright Micheál Kerrigan and artistic director Ruth McCarthy.

  9. Northern Irish poet Michael Longley

    A special edition of the Culture Café this week with Northern Irish poet Michael Longley.

  10. Colin Bateman, Caitlin Magnall-Kearns and Jane McKeever

    Screenwriter Colin Bateman, writer Caitlin Magnall-Kearns and comedian Jane McKeever.

  11. 100 Years of Â鶹ԼÅÄ Northern Ireland: The Leveret

    Lost for over 40 years and uncovered by the Radio Circle, The Leveret by Larry McCoubrey.

  12. Cathie Boyd, Fintan Vallely and Aoife Boyd

    Artistic director Cathie Boyd, musician Fintan Vallely and arts facilitator Aoife Boyd.

  13. The new Waterstones Children's Laureate Frank Cottrell Boyce

    Frank Cottrell Boyce joins Marie-Louise Kerr to celebrate his new laurels!

  14. Mark Cousins

    Film-maker Mark Cousins discusses his new book, Dear Orson Welles and Other Essays.

  15. Steve Cavanagh, Mel Bradley and Colm McCready

    Author Steve Cavanagh, theatre-maker Colm McCready and spoken word artist Mel Bradley.

  16. Michael Stewart, Kwame Daniels and Dave Duggan

    Belfast Night Czar Michael Stewart, creative Kwame Daniels, and novelist Dave Duggan.

  17. Sam Blake, Aoibh Johnson and Beccy Henderson

    Author Sam Blake, theatre-maker Aoibh Johnson and actor/puppeteer Beccy Henderson.

  18. Niamh McNally, Brendan Byrne, Sreejith Sreekumar and Mariam Khwaja

    Poet Niamh McNally, filmmaker Brendan Byrne and writer Sreejith Sreekumar.

  19. Colm Tóibín

    Irish novelist, short story writer and critic Colm Tóibín on his new book, Long Island.

  20. Bill Rolston, Kelly Matthews and Michael O’Neill

    Mural photographer Bill Rolston, author Kelly Matthews and producer Michael O’Neill.

  21. Deirdre Robb and Lucy McMullan

    Chief Executive Officer of Belfast Exposed, Deirdre Robb and author Lucy McMullan.

  22. Gerald Dawe

    Marie-Louise Kerr remembers Belfast poet, academic and friend Gerald Dawe.

  23. Damian Gorman, Idé Simpson and Collette O’Neill

    Poet-playwright Damian Gorman, writer Idé Simpson and photographer Collette O’Neill.

  24. Sinéad Gleeson, Aimée Walsh and David Orr

    Author and artist Sinéad Gleeson, writer Aimée Walsh and collections manager David Orr.

  25. Colin Murphy, Martin Lynch and Shauna Kelpie

    Comedian Colin Murphy, writer Martin Lynch and festival curator Shauna Kelpie.

  26. Elaine Feeney, Mícheál McCann, and Conor Quinn

    Author and poet Elaine Feeney, poet Mícheál McCann and the singer and actor Conor Quinn.

  27. Lucy Caldwell, Jenna Hall and Peter Makem

    Short stories, poetry, and amazing feats on the city streets.

  28. Duke Special, Zoe Seaton, Boyd Sleater and Holly Lester

    Interpreting old music, nightlife in NI and bloody McBeth.

  29. Joan Burney Keatings, Michael Alcorn and Anne Stewart

    Joan Burney Keatings, Michael Alcorn and Anne Stewart join Marie-Louise Kerr.

  30. Gareth Dunlop, Eoin O'Callaghan, Leeanne O’Donnell

    Gareth Dunlop, Eoin O'Callaghan and Leeanne O’Donnell join Marie-Louise Kerr.

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