The Kiosk with Nadine O'Regan
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The Kiosk opens for business Saturday mornings 11:00 – 12:00 (repeated Sunday mornings at 7:00 and Tuesdays at midnight) with Nadine O’Regan bringing you all the best in arts and entertainment. Find your way around the city’s many events and attractions with the help of The Kiosk, your one stop shop for arts news, interviews, reviews and reports on Dublin culture!
The Kiosk is presented and produced by Nadine O'Regan. Technical producer: Derek Byrne. Researcher: Johnnie Craig.
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| 05 March 2010
Plus, with Tim Burton's spectacular 3D Alice In Wonderland film now in cinemas, Nadine will be talking to Irish Times and Hot Press cartoonist Tom Mathews about the influence of Lewis Carroll's books on his work, and also to Professor Des McHale of UCC about the mathematical concepts Carroll wove throughout the Alice In Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass novels.
Andrew Lynch of the Evening Herald and Sunday Business Post will be in to review two new books: Andrew Rawnsley's critique of New Labour under Gordon Brown, The End of the Party, which gave rise to recent news speculation about Brown's alleged 'bullying' of his staff; and Joseph P. Kennedy Presents: His Hollywood Years by Cari Beauchamp, a fascinating account of JFK's controversial billionaire father.
Team Kiosk, Derek "Dr Beat" Byrne and Johnnie Craig, will be previewing some of the big albums to be released this spring, and Dr Derek will also be reviewing the new PS3 game, Heavy Rain.
Plus, we have a competition to win a goody bag of lovely new albums - and we'll be playing lots of great music too.
The Kiosk: usual times, usual place, unusually attractive people - please do join us!





