Beste Gat Media podcasts (2024)

Maxim Gorky's Summerfolk, premiered in St Petersburg in 1904, gets refocused on the world of today in Dublin-based Outlandish's Dublin Theatre Festival show, Global Desires.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Orit Gat's Voice Notes | Culture File 7:39

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What use is the Turner prize for contemporary art? Plenty, decides Orit Gat in her latest Voice Notes.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Weekly 051024 28:58

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Meet the would-be "artisanal white noise" mogul who is opening up the functional sound market with his app Fuzzzel; musicologist Jeremy Dibble on the Down-born composer and conductor, Hamilton Harty, and pianist, composer and musical right arm to Gil Scott Heron, Brian Jackson on music, justice and the legacy of Alice Coltrane.…

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Culture File "Likes": Mikhail Karikis 6:31

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Artist and filmmaker, Mikhail Karikis tells us about some of the sweet things in his cultural diet.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Mogul of White Noise | Culture File 8:09

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Working with artists such as composer, Owen Pallet, harpist, Mary Lattimore, pianist Kelly Moran and nature recorder, Chris Watson, Christopher Weingarten is exploring the market for "artisanal" white noise with his Fuzzzel app.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Star of The County Down | Culture File 8:18

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An unpublished masterpiece by Down-born star of the 20th century British musical world, Hamilton Harty, gets an overdue outing.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Other Pieces of A Man | Culture File 8:14

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Pianist and composer, Brian Jackson on songwriting with Gil Scott Heron, and his initiation into the musics of Alice and John Coltrane. (Part 2 of 2)Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Pieces of A Man | Culture File 8:21

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Pianist and composer, Brian Jackson's long term collaboration with Gil Scott Heron left behind some of the 1970s most enduringly potent political music. (Part 1 of 2)Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Weekly 280924: Noise Through The Ages 29:02

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Ballina prepares to enjoy Brian Irvine's all-comers Totally Made Up Orchestra; Paddy Woodward on the pursuit of endless spring; the fluttery sound world of the Middle Ages; and Róis finds the fun in traditional approaches to death.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File "Likes": IMMA 5:00

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Tokyo-based AI influencer IMMA on some of her favourites in film, music, podcast, food and scent. Possibly.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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A Slightly Bigger Version of Yourself | Culture File 7:50

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Award-winning Belfast composer Brian Irvine's super scratch orchestra The Totally Made Up Orchestra invites all comers to join in making some beautifully free music. Join the band by signing up at www.ballinafringefestival.ieDoor RTÉ lyric fm

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Listening for the Middle Ages | Culture File 7:54

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A journey into medieval sound, with historian Prof Philppa Byrne, who has been trying to summon the sonic atmospheres of lost worlds.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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All The Fun Of The Wake | Culture File 8:15

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A new collection of music and found sound from Róis called "Mo Léan" offers the ancient musical practices of keening the kiss of life.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Naturalist's Bookshelf "Greenery: Journeys in Springtime" | Culture File 6:56

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Paddy Woodworth's latest selection for inclusion on the Naturalist's Bookshelf is what you might call a sleeper, at least for Paddy: Tim Dee's Greenery "Journeys in Springtime"Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Weekly 210924 28:54

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Trombone virtuoso Filippo Vignato dreams of architectural improvisation; percussionist Evelyn Glennie improvises to the poetry of Raymond Antropbus, Lie Ning cooks up sustainable pop; and How to make friends with an Irish Bog.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File "Likes": Lie Ning 5:29

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Artist, activist and Slow Touring advocate, Lie Ning on some of their favourites in watching, listening, tasting and smelling.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Slow Pop | Culture File 8:20

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Lie Ning's Slow Tour offers an experimental approach to gigging while reforming the unsustainable impact of the pop mega-tour.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Trombone Dreams | Culture File 7:56

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Experimental Italian trombonist and improvisor Filippo Vignato's All About Dreaming is a freewheeling, trombone-dismantling improvisation, designed to explore the spaces of the venues he plays.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Another Noise | Culture File 8:29

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Another Noise is a collection of pieces recorded one afternoon when the world's most famous deaf musician, Evelyn Glennie, met British-Jamaican deaf poet, Raymond Antobus, amidst her collection of thousands of percussion instruments.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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How To Make Friends With A Bog | Culture File 7:42

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A coalition of locals, including everyone from turf-cutters to artists and archaeologists, has teamed up to protect and celebrate the rare ecosystem at Ardee Bog in County Louth.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File "Likes": Carmen Quigley 5:13

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Dublin artist and holy well aficionado, Carmen Quigley on some recent pleasures in watching, listening, reading, tasting and smelling.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Debate: In Parallel 28:58

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At Sara Walker Gallery an exhibition brings together two artists who've had long, parallel careers in painting since they met in art college in the 1960s, Charles Tyrell and Martin Gale. They meet up now in a show curated by another duo who first met in art school in the 1980s, gallerists Sara Walker and Nuala Fenton, with host Rachel Andrews.…

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In Parallel | Culture File 8:20

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A taste of Saturday's Culture File Debate exploring an Irish art constellation centred on West Cork, featuring painters Charles Tyrell and Martin Gale.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Orit Gat's Voice Notes | Culture File 7:35

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At an exhibition of the artworld star in New York, Orit Gat wonders where the work of Jenny Holzer might sit in our wasteland of inspo?Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Carve The Runes Then Be Content With Silence | Culture File 7:41

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Composer Erland Cooper's latest project involved a big risk: burying in the masters of his work, Carve The Runes Then Be Content With Silence in the soil of his native Orkney to hear what happened to the music.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Weekly 070924: Milk Culture; Influencer Armageddon 29:06

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Does virtual human, IMMA spell the end of the flesh 'n' blood influencer?; the many meanings of milk for the artist, Niamh Hannaford; Paddy Woodworth's nostalgic bird guides; and the power of DIY music video.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File Likes: Niamh Hannaford 7:15

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Artist, Niamh Hannaford, shares on some of her favourites in watching, reading, listening, tasting and smelling.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Anna Heisterkamp | Culture File 8:13

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Filmmaker Anna Heisterkamp on DIY filmmaking and the special powers of the pop music video.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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IMMA Lives | Culture File 8:22

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Creating the standard for virtual human AI, with Japan's No 1 virtual influencer, IMMA.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Naturalist's Bookshelf | Culture File 7:16

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Odd as it may sound, there is one type of book that Paddy Woodworth has not pointed out on the 'shelf until now: bird guides.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Milksop | Culture File 7:16

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Artist Niamh Hannaford's latest imagines milk as an ideal substance for thinking about time, care and the larger extractive economy.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Debate: Sleep 28:58

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Artists and academics working in the realm of sleep join Luke Clancy to explore the politics of sleep, from the sleep gap, to sleep and the city, and the emancipatory work of dreams, with a panel featuring Black Power Naps, Dr. Cressida Heyes, Peter Power and Dr. Antonio Zaadra. (First broadcast 24/02/24)…

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Culture File Debate: Breath 28:43

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Recorded live at IMMA's Take a Breath season, The Culture File Debate panel explores our ways of understanding breath, from our communal need for breathable air, to the personal act of breathing, to the uncommon states rooted in attention to breath.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File Debate: Breath (raw) 54:01

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Our recent recording at IMMA of the Culture File Debate on Breath and breathing had far too many fascinating contributions from our guests Isabel Nolan, Nina McGowan, Mary Cremin and Ian Robertson. So here is the "raw file" of the breathy conversation that evening at the Museum.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Christopher O'Riley interview 15:41

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Lorcan catches up with renowned pianist Christopher O'Riley to talk about Bach, Radiohead, the Irish connection... and Aurora!Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Weekly 100824 28:58

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Why does Irish trad sound like it does? Some answers from composer and guitarist, Dave Flynn who uses his guitar to examine the sounds and techniques that make Irish trad unique.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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From giving the Velvet Underground their name (and part of their sound) to teaching maths on public access television, the late American composer Tony Conrad was influential and unpredictable. Composer and improvisor Jennifer Walshe, who collaborated on Conrad's final album, steers us through the sounds, ideas and joys of a unique artist.…

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Jennifer Walshe on 1960s Manhattan's other definition of minimalism, and its chief exponent; Parisian patisseries put away the butter for a kinder croissant; an accidental photo-history of Donegal; and a very specific definition of "quiet" via Cork's Quiet Music Ensemble.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File "Likes": Stephen McLaughin 4:49

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Northern Irish audiovisual artist, Stephen McLaughin, aka An Trinse, shares some of his favourites in watching, listening, reading, tasting and smelling.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Tony Conrad's Early Minimalism | Culture File 8:13

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The rich, complicated legacy of late pioneering musician and artist, Tony Conrad, seen through the eyes of his champion and former collaborator, Jennifer Walshe. (An extended version of this program airs August 3rd in the Culture File Weekly)Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Declan Doherty | Culture File 8:11

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Four decades of Donegal life in the accidental archive of Donegal News photographer, Declan Doherty.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Some Like It Quiet | Culture File 8:29

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John Godfrey of Cork's Quiet Music Ensemble on the group's philosophy of Quiet music.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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La Victoire Suprême du Coeur | Culture File 6:45

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Along the boulevards, a revolution is marching, as a wave of French bakers learn to soar with plant-based croissants and other 21st century delights.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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The Culture File Weekly 200724: Off The Grid 29:06

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A cooling sip from a holy well in Dublin's Phoenix Park, served up by artist Carmen Quigley; Jennifer Walshe on what the music industry is misunderstanding about generative AI; Orit Gat on everything the artist knows about the family; and E The Artist's escape from the terrors of quantization.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Culture File "Likes": Rachel Redmond 7:10

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Soprano and Irish Baroque Orchestra collaborator, Rachel Redmond on a few of her favorites in watching, reading, listening, tasting and smelling.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Off The Grid with E The Artist | Culture File 8:32

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Irish-Yoruba sound and visual artist, Doranijoh Sanna, a.k.a. E The Artist, on his new collaboration with contemporary music innovators, Crash Ensemble.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Orit Gat's Voice Notes | Culture File 7:55

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Orit Gat's art summer brings her to the Kunstmuseum in the Swiss town of St Gallen, for Burning Down The House, an exhibition exploring ideas of family.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Carmen Quigley | Culture File 8:03

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Artist Carmen Quigley is finding new meanings—and fresh water—in some of Ireland's ancient holy wells.Door RTÉ lyric fm

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Jennifer Walshe's Things Know Things | Culture File 5:51

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BBL Drizzy: A current court case pits the record industry against AI music firms. But does the skirmish overlook something crucial, asks Jennifer Walshe?Door RTÉ lyric fm

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