Get Around To It

This week's Deep Dive is an in-depth interview with the brilliant and prolific Irish author Jan Carson about her new novel Few and Far Between.

We also chatted about writing about trauma, the impact of the Troubles on society, creating memorable and humorous characters and so much more.

And of course, she tells us what she got around to lately too.

Thanks Penguin Books Ireland for facilitating, and thanks Jan for chatting to us!

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Produced by Lauren Murphy and Aoife Barry. Consulting producer Emma White. Editor Aoife Barry.
Sponsored by Imbibe Coffee. http://imbibe.ie
Theme music: Cinema Bell by Land Lovers from the album Confidantes.
Podcast artwork: Chris Hanna https://www.chris-hanna.com/
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Reviewed this week: the final season of Hacks, new Netflix series The Unchosen, and we discuss whether Angine de Poitrine deserve all of the hype they're getting

Previewed this week: Once Upon A Time In A Cinema, plus a look ahead at upcoming books by Patrick Freyne, Elizabeth Strout, Anna Carey, Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen, and Caro Claire Burke. And we preview the new Irish film Hokum, which stars the one and only Adam Scott.

Plus, we have two interviews this week:
We talk to theatre legend Lynne Parker of Rough Magic about its latest production The Delirium Archive, running until 9 May at the Project Arts Centre https://www.roughmagic.ie/archive/the-delirium-archive/
The antastic actor Ryan Donaldson talks to us about starring in Do You Come From Gomorrah? written by the legendary Frank McGuinness and running on the Peacock stage at the Abbey Theatre until 16 May. https://www.abbeytheatre.ie/whats-on/do-you-come-from-gomorrah/

Get Around To It is the culture podcast for curious people, sponsored by Imbibe Coffee and presented by arts journalists Aoife Barry and Lauren Murphy.

Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
Our sponsor: https://www.imbibe.ie

Produced by Lauren Murphy and Aoife Barry. Consulting producer Emma White. Editor Aoife Barry.
Sponsored by Imbibe Coffee. http://imbibe.ie
Theme music: Cinema Bell by Land Lovers from the album Confidantes.
Podcast artwork: Chris Hanna https://www.chris-hanna.com/
Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this happen.
Interested in sponsorship or ads? Email [email protected]
Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
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This week's Deep Dive is an in-depth interview with the fab Irish author Louise O'Neill about her new novel Whatever Happened to Madeline Stone.

We also talk about growing up in Ireland in the 2000s, how women are treated in culture, her forthcoming memoir, life in her 40s and much more.

And of course, she tells us what she got around to lately too.

Thanks Penguin Books Ireland for facilitating, and thanks Louise for chatting to us!

Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
Our sponsor: https://www.imbibe.ie

Produced by Lauren Murphy and Aoife Barry. Consulting producer Emma White. Editor Aoife Barry.
Sponsored by Imbibe Coffee. http://imbibe.ie
Theme music: Cinema Bell by Land Lovers from the album Confidantes.
Podcast artwork: Chris Hanna https://www.chris-hanna.com/
Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this happen.
Interested in sponsorship or ads? Email [email protected]
Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
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Reviewed this week: Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen on Netflix, SNL UK on Sky, and the books Everything That Is Beautiful by Louise Nealon and Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy… plus we discuss why the film Project Hail Mary has been such a hit.

Previewed this week: New Netflix series Big Mistakes, new Disney+ series The Testaments, and Irish director Lee Cronin's The Mummy.

Plus, JESSIE WARE (!!!) tells us what she got around to lately, and the fab Padraig Cooney of Bedtime Now talks to us about his new record, Wet Work! (He's behind Land Lovers who lent us our theme tune, Cinema Bell)

Get Around To It is the culture podcast for curious people, sponsored by Imbibe Coffee and presented by arts journalists Aoife Barry and Lauren Murphy.

Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
Our sponsor: https://www.imbibe.ie

Produced by Lauren Murphy and Aoife Barry. Consulting producer Emma White. Editor Aoife Barry.
Sponsored by Imbibe Coffee. http://imbibe.ie
Theme music: Cinema Bell by Land Lovers from the album Confidantes.
Podcast artwork: Chris Hanna https://www.chris-hanna.com/
Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this happen.
Interested in sponsorship or ads? Email [email protected]
Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
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David Gray tells us what he got around to lately - but before he does that we fill you in on his career so far, Lauren tells us what he's like to interview, and more.

It's our first Deep Dive 'culture notes' special, where we feature a high-profile culture-maker's culture picks and discuss their career.

Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
Our sponsor: https://www.imbibe.ie

Produced by Lauren Murphy and Aoife Barry. Consulting producer Emma White. Editor Aoife Barry.
Sponsored by Imbibe Coffee. http://imbibe.ie
Theme music: Cinema Bell by Land Lovers from the album Confidantes.
Podcast artwork: Chris Hanna https://www.chris-hanna.com/
Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this happen.
Interested in sponsorship or ads? Email [email protected]
Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/getaroundtoitpod
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.