If the human body is obscene, complain to the manufacturer…

Sean McTiernan chats to Digital Playground star Jessie Jane about the industry, getting into porn yourself, and the weirdest thing she’s ever done.

‘My job is to ask questions’

A drivetime star on the radio Chris Murphy meets one of Ireland’s most well known media personalities, Matt Cooper.

Playing the major (and minor) keys of Snow Patrol

Behind all bands lies a member that isn’t in the spotlight all the time. Trudi McDonald speaks to Snow Patrol’s keyboarder Tom Simpson.

Don’t call it a comeback… girl

Mick Pyro of Republic of Loose wakes up and talks to Paula Lyne about alcoholism, indie music and keeping the musical boat afloat.

Thinking nice and très stylish

As Christmas comes near and there’s a need to buy fashionable presents Trudi McDonald offers up Flux’s A-Z of fashion.

A flawless change?

In the run up to the release of their new album Niamh Mongey speaks to The Flaws’ lead singer.

The film before Christmas

It’s the time to gather round the TV, egg nog in hand to watch seasonal films. Elizabeth Lavin and Ruth Hogan offer some ideas.

Mulling your own wine

Surely at this time of year, a bit of mulled wine couldn’t be the worst idea ever. Trudi McDonald and Paula Lyne explain how to make yours at home.

Iciclated & Mince-pied: I was a child of acquired tastes

I suppose my untainted Christmas joy began to fade when I was eight years old and a certain fellow member of third class decided to inform her less street-smart peers of a few Santa-related home truths.

Who you gonna call? Most Haunted…

We’ve seen the crew conduct experiments with electricity, sound and do séances. They carefully sit around a table with and upturned glass trying to find answers. Ooooooooh.

Freeing up the stage

With all the costs involved in getting a play to the stage isn’t easy for new talent to develop. But as Shaun Dunne says programmes like The Theatre Machine could be the answer.