One Day - Many Voices

Our Man at the Movies Clint Drieberg looks at Irish film DATING AMBER and it’s affect on him and the LGBTQ+ community

Our Man at the Movies Clint Drieberg looks at Irish film QUEEN OF IRELAND and it’s affect on him and the LGBTQ+ community

Our Man at the Movies Clint Drieberg looks at Irish film HANDSOME DEVIL and it’s affect on him and the LGBTQ+ community 

Our Man at the Movies Clint Drieberg looks at Irish film BREAKFAST ON PLUTO and it’s affect on him and the LGBTQ+ community

Queer artist from Chile, Vatican Jail spoke to us about getting into the Irish music scene - and gave us some advice for women, trans, queer and non-binary artists looking to do just that.

Chilean LGBTQIA artist Vatican Jail catches up with us and clues us in on some of the challenges she has faced breaking into the music industry in Ireland.

Vatican Jail is a Chilean-born Dublin-based artist and producer who created ‘The Glam Sessions’ - a space exclusively curated for women, trans, queer and non-binary artists to learn more about music production. She told us about her positive experience integrating into the scene here.

Steo Wall creates unique spoken word and folk music, mostly based on his traveller background but he thinks things has changed - and that the barriers he’s experienced in getting into the music industry are no longer related to that background.

Traveller Steo creates his own unique blend of spoken word and folk music - which has been shaped by his own identity. In this clip, he explains his writing process and how it’s been informed by his own background.

Young queer Irish artist Claire from Westmeath is the drummer and main member of the alt-rock band Ria Rua - she explains how being in a band has personally helped her more than she ever expected and supported her in dealing with being ‘different’.

Clip with interview with Claire - drummer and main member of band Ria Rua - who tells us that the band & her music was born out of a difficult experience in her past.

Our quirky Malawi-born Dublin-based producer, writer and singer who considers himself Irish - having lived here since the age of 3 - tells us that confidence is a huge requirement for getting by in the music business here and that it doesn’t matter what your background is, music is music.

Malawi-born GNS explains to us that he’s faced some challenges as a black immigrant breaking into the Irish music scene but explains that if you have a degree of confidence, it’s a huge help.

GNS is a quirky old-music loving Malawi-born Dublin-based producer, writer and singer. Here he explains how his music doesn’t have to necessarily be defined by his ethnicity.

Clip from interview with Laura and Ellen McDonagh from Meath Travellers’ Workshops on how to preserve Traveller heritage

Clip from interview with Laura and Ellen McDonagh from Meath Travellers’ Workshops on Traveller culture and traditions

Clip from interview with Laura and Ellen McDonagh from Meath Travellers’ Workshops on Traveller Heritage

Clip from interview with Dr Mamobo Ogoro  - GORM Media on what journalists must do to tell more authentic stories about Ireland’s diverse communities

Clip from interview with Dr Mamobo Ogoro  - GORM Media about importance of representation in Irish media