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Selection of articles written between 2005 and today.
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Someone just created The Blair Witch of podcasting, and no one noticed
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the podcast ‘The Polybius Conspiracy’, if you haven’t yet heard the show, you might want to listen before reading the rest. Someone might just have pulled the Blair Witch of podcasting, and no one’s noticed. In 1999 a viral campaign for the pioneering found-footage horror, The Blair Witch Project,… Read more
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Hugo Ball Photoshoot
Photoshoot for the Rapture of Hugo Ball, by Roger Gregg. The Rapture of Hugo Ball is a dark comedy staged as a radio show with live music and sound effects. A satire tracing a performance artist’s unsuccessful struggle to gain recognition and acclaim in an independent world. The protagonist finds himself thwarted at every turn… Read more
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Ray Brown – Live in Dublin
My dear friend Ray Brown was kind enough to perform at a house show, during his latest trip to Dublin. Here are some song’s Ray performed, as well as tracks from Patrick Carolan who provided support. Read more
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The Bee-Loud Cabaret on RTE Lyric
Download: The Bee Loud Glade – EP1 – Gerry Murphy To subscribe to this series and lots more from Roger Gregg, check out the brand new Crazy Dog Audio Podcast The Bee Loud Glade Cabaret is a series of twelve bite-size programmes bringing some of the best of the contemporary Irish spoken word scene to… Read more
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Ray Brown – The Ballad Tour (Music Video)
Copyright Ray Brown. Directed by Gareth Stack. Assistant Director Frances Galligan. Special thanks Cian Brennan. Featuring Myles Manley, Ray Brown, Nicole O’Connor, Patrick Carrolan, Kenny Stapleton, Gavin Johnston Smith, Brian Lowe, Daniel Smith and Ray Brown. Read more
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The Art of Television
Download: The Art of Television The A.R.T of Television is a historical comedy about censorship, set in the early years of Irish TV broadcasting. A time when government and church fought young broadcasters struggling to innovate on the nation’s fledgling television channel. American writer Claude Chabert lands a job on the early Irish soap opera ’Home… Read more
