Arts and Disability Radio showcases the work of artists and companies with disabilities and promotes upcoming accessible arts events, as well as featuring music by Irish and international singer songwriters with disabilities. 

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On this edition of Arts & Disability Radio presenter Pádraig Naughton is joined in studio by Sophie Motley Co Artistic Director of WillFredd Theatre Company. As well as discussing Willfredd's upcoming production JOCKEY at this year’s Dublin Dance Festival, Pádraig and Sophie will look back at previous productions including FOLLOW, FARM, CARE and explore accessible theatre

Arts & Disability Radio 9, Sophie Motley Interview, Part 2

On this edition of Arts & Disability Radio presenter Pádraig Naughton has an in depth discussion with singer songwriter and actor Dylan Tighe about his songs, acting and mental health issues. 

23rd June, 2015

Arts & Disability Radio 12, Dylan Tighe interview

On this edition of Arts & Disability Radio presenter Pádraig Naughton is joined on the telephone by author and artist Corina Duyn to talk about her most recent endeavour 'Into the Light: Book in a Box' and her ongoing Fund It campaign to see the project realised. 

Arts & Disability Radio 12, Corina Duyn interview

This edition of Arts & Disability Radio on Near FM came about when presenter Pádraig Naughton visited Kilkenny Collective for Arts Talent in Callan to meet artist Andrew Pike to discuss his retrospective exhibition ‘The Bright Side’. Pádraig also talks to artist and facilitator Paul Bokslag to get a brief history of KCAT and the Abhainn Rí Festival which brought Callan’s Bridge Street alive with 70 actors and sold out performances. 

Arts & Disability Radio 13, Andrew Pike Interview

This edition of Arts & Disability Radio on Near FM came about when presenter Pádraig Naughton visited Kilkenny Collective for Arts Talent in Callan to meet artist Andrew Pike to discuss his retrospective exhibition ‘The Bright Side’. Pádraig also talked to artist and facilitator Paul Bokslag to get a brief history of KCAT and the Abhainn Rí Festival which brought Callan’s Bridge Street alive with 70 actors and sold out performances. 

Arts & Disability Radio 12, Corina Duyn interview

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