The Enchanted Way

November 26, 2005
by Philip Casey

I had a lovely time on Thurs­day, record­ing a slot for The Enchanted Way, (RTÉ Radio 1, Sat­ur­days, 20.03), which describes itself as “the show drawn from the wide world of poetry.” Pre­sen­ter Pat Boran, a fine poet him­self, and pro­ducer Bernadette Com­er­ford who is sub­bing for the show’s reg­u­lar pro­ducer Sea­mus Hosey, made me feel com­fort­able and at ease. As Pat said, “You’re in your granny’s.” As you might guess from the Novem­ber 7th entry, I was there because of my new book of poems, Dia­logue in Fad­ing Light.

The show is broad­cast this evening at 20.03 (or if you pre­fer, 8.03pm), and is repeated tomor­row on the same chan­nel at 14.30 (2.30pm), Irish time, obviously.

I’m not sure at what point it is posted on the web, but it will there more or less per­ma­nently under the head­ing Lis­ten to the Lat­est Series. To lis­ten to yours truly, click on Pro­gramme 12, 26 Novem­ber, 2005.

You’ll need Real Audio on your com­puter, and I’m afraid you can’t keep a per­ma­nent copy on your com­puter — just in case the thought entered your head!

Pre­vi­ous inter­vie­wees on The Enchanted Way this sea­son include Bren­dan Ken­nelly, James J. McAuley, and the Aus­tralian poet, Les Murray.

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