The Sunday Grill: Recent Episodes
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The Sunday Grill has the latest in TV, movies, arts and South East events every Sunday morning from 9.50am. We bring you interesting guests from across the five counties telling their stories.
What does the Irish goodbye, storytelling and the Obamas have in common? Well, they all feature on the Sunday Grill this week.
Orla chat's to the indomitable Tammy D'Arcy from the Shona Project about being one of 36 leaders from across the world chosen to be on the Obama leadership programme, she hears about Irish modern storytelling and one journalist's take on the Irish Goodbye.
Orla is getting the rundown on some culture night events around the region for the 19th edition of the free event on September 20 and Brian is reviewing Beetlejuice Beetlejuice....
Orla's got lots to tell you on the Sunday Grill this week. From Wexford's link to the Guinness World Records to a Waterford man riding high with his sci fi comedy podcast and even a Tipperary woman whose bread is headed to a major supermarket chain.
Orla is chatting to a 29 year old Tipperary native who just happens to be the youngest head curator in Ireland’s museum history.
She also gets some college cooking tips from a teacher turned food influencer.
As we hurtle towards the end of the summer, Orla looks at daycations to get the last out of that holiday feeling with Tipperary native, Roz Purcell. And if you fancy some volunteering this year, Orla has a great suggestion for you.
This week Orla talks to a south east man hoping to become the youngest Irish person to climb the world's largest mountain & she hears how one couple have created mystery & detective trails around the south east and beyond.
The Sunday Grill came from All Together Now over the August bank holiday where Orla met with people partying and working at the festival.
Orla talks to Wexford's Maura Rath aka Yoga with Maura about her experience on BBC's the Apprentice. And she gets some advise on how to lessen the effect of Daylight Savings hours now the clocks have sprang forward, as they say!
If you’ve got questions about the March 9th referendums on Family and Care you’re not the only one.
Here at Beat, we want to break down the ballot box and help YOU in the lead up.
On This Week's Sunday Grill, our Beat News team are looking at both sides of the two separate votes, what they mean to people in Ireland and the impacts of those votes when everyone has had their say.
Wexford native Maura Rath tells us all about her experience on BBC's The Apprentice so far and what it would mean to her to win.
An Irish Charity tells us about their open day for tradespeople to volunteer for a renovation project working alongside Dermot Bannon.
We hear about in-person word game events making a comeback in the region.
Tipperary artist Paul Sheehan outlines original comedy 'Sacred Old Cow' that is taking to the stage in Smock Alley in Dublin on February 25th.
Relationship coach Shelley J. Whitehead shares her personal insights into love and loss as her new book 'Healing Your Heartbreak' is released.
The book outlines steps and exercises for people dealing with the end of a relationship.
We chat about new research that found nearly half of adults in Ireland have experienced fertility issues and fertility related stigma.
Beat's resident movie reviewer Brian is in to chat about the latest movie release; Argylle.
Three leading Irish charities are coming together to raise vital funds for cancer support and research services for the unique, digital Face Up To Cancer campaign.
A national mental health charity has welcomed news that bullying incidents will be recorded by schools, as published in Tuesday’s Irish Times.
The new Deposit Return Scheme launched this week, we take a look at how it works and what it aims to achieve.
Do you have a pet that is getting older? Dog health is at the fore for a new campaign and event in the South East.
If you're looking for a great book for a gift or yourself this Christmas season, Tracy McEneaney from Waterford library services has you covered.
Joleen and Michelle are in to talk about all the silly stuff that happened in the month of November including Harry Styles chopping off his hair!
This week on the Sunday Grill, Joleen chats about the upcoming South East Science Festival, a new 10-week theatre project for beginners in Wexford, and the inaugural Climate Action Conference for students in Waterford.
Joleen chats with the organiser of "Friends: The Experience" that's coming to Ireland for the first time next month.
A Waterford chef explains the premise of his latest recipe book with a twist.
We hear all about the wide range of Lifelong Learning courses available at South East Technological University.
Training dogs for search and rescue, a double decker bus as a holiday home and Vikings on the Waterford Greenway- just some of the chats on the Sunday Grill this morning.
Orla's talking to a southeast twenty something who has just moved to Australia and is basking in the atmosphere of the FIFA Women's World cup.
She'll also hear about the opening of the first phase of the Wexford Greenway.
Lots of events to chat about on the Sunday Grill this week- from music and craic in Inistioge to rest and recuperation in Waterford. Orla will be finding out about both the Keep her Lit and Restival festivals. And she talks to a West Waterford man who is running five km every two hours next weekend for a great cause that’s close to his heart.
Marking the last Sunday in June, we speak about the importance of Pride Month, how to celebrate safely after the Leaving Cert exams and a Country Music Festival coming to Kilkenny this summer! All that and more on this week's episode of the Sunday Grill.
Men's health week, staying safe at festivals and the bikes everyone is chatting about in Wexford!
Orla finds out more about a Clonmel Boutique festival that is being held on some beautiful Tipperary grounds.
Orla hears about the Normandy Food tour heading to the south east & finds out what its like to travel solo around the world.
Orla hears all about the 225th 1798 commemorations in Wexford and she gets some money and investing advice!
Orla talks to the man behind a new food and craft market that's promising to keep you out of the rain & electric bikes have come to Wexford town- Orla finds out more.