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29:57Now PlayingIrish culture is having a moment. Award winning shows like Normal People, Derry Girls and Bad Sisters, CMAT and Kneecap are selling out tours, Barry Keoghan and Paul Mescal are dominating the big screen, and writers like Sally Rooney and Claire Keegan keep topping bestseller lists.
Netflix’s new blockbuster House of Guinness, about four heirs to the brewing empire in 19th-century Dublin, is the latest Irish hit! But what does this ‘Green Wave’ mean?
The New Review's Róisín Lanigan joins Liv Little and Miranda Sawyer in the studio, chatting about the Disneyfied, cookie-cutter visions of Ireland that risks flattening the country’s real complexities.
Liv and Miranda deep dive into ten years of Chicken Shop Date and Amelia Dimoldenberg's awkward 'dating' style. Anyone whose anyone has been a guest on the show, from Louis Theroux to Billie Eilish. But where does Amelia go from here?
Liv and Miranda love to share their recommendations, here’s what’s on their radar this week:
Miranda’s recommendations
The Irish Passport
The Blind Boy Podcast
Baxter Dury - Allbarone album
Liv’s recommendation
Four Mothers
Read more ‘On My Radar’ recommendations from The Observer’s New Review
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