Natalya O'Flaherty's guest appearances

Natalya O'Flaherty

Róisín Meets...

Arena

Molly's Minutes

Enda Walsh

Liam Ó Maonlaí

Marian Keyes

Ron Sexsmith

Camille O'Sullivan

Gabriel Byrne

Martha Wainwright

Lisa O'Neill

Lisa Lambe

Bronagh Gallagher

Maria Doyle Kennedy

Ann Ingle

Rory O'Neill

Keith Duffy

Mick Hanly

OwlTail

Denise Gough

From tv, spoken word, music and looking into the life and work of John Berger Sean was joined by Too Close Actress ,Denise Gough,  Spoken Word Artist, Natalya O'Flaherty, Writer and Director, Conall Morrison and RTE Symphony Orchestra Conductor, Gavin Maloney.

Denise Gough- Natalya O'Flaherty- Conall Morrison and Gavin Maloney

Natalya O'Flaherty is a spoken word artist. She has performed at the GPO, RTE Culture Night (at the request of Laureate na nÓg Sarah Crossan) Electric Picnic, Red Bull's Free Gaff, First Fortnight Festival and Glasdrum, on the Late Late, at All Together now, Body and Soul and the list gos on.... Her poetry cannot be described, only experienced, so if you can give her a search on YouTube and watch one of her Late Late performances before or after this podcast. But Natalya is also a young woman trying to find her place amidst this success. Natalya's poetry come from a very real place, performing at All Together Now I watched as she spoke about her cousin, she captivated the audience in a very palpable way and as we left myself and my friends took a huge deep breath... the type of deep breath where you have felt something from art so deeply you can't just move onwards and go about your day. This Podcast is absolutely fantastic.. and I have no problem saying that because it's all Natalya. This was the most cathartic podcast I've recorded. I cannot wait to watch Natalya continue to explore her spoken word. I really hope you enjoy this podcast. The Depop shop of the week this week is my good friend @fionashort. Fiona has an amazing range of prices and an INCREDIBLE eye for beautifully unique pieces.

Natalya O'Flaherty is a spoken word artist. She has performed at the GPO, RTE Culture Night (at the request of Laureate na nÓg Sarah Crossan) Electric Picnic, Red Bull's Free Gaff, First Fortnight Festival and Glasdrum, on the Late Late, at All Together now, Body and Soul and the list gos on.... Her poetry cannot be described, only experienced, so if you can give her a search on YouTube and watch one of her Late Late performances before or after this podcast. But Natalya is also a young woman trying to find her place amidst this success. Natalya's poetry come from a very real place, performing at All Together Now I watched as she spoke about her cousin, she captivated the audience in a very palpable way and as we left myself and my friends took a huge deep breath... the type of deep breath where you have felt something from art so deeply you can't just move onwards and go about your day. This Podcast is absolutely fantastic.. and I have no problem saying that because it's all Natalya. This was the most cathartic podcast I've recorded. I cannot wait to watch Natalya continue to explore her spoken word. I really hope you enjoy this podcast. The Depop shop of the week this week is my good friend @fionashort. Fiona has an amazing range of prices and an INCREDIBLE eye for beautifully unique pieces.

Episode 2: with Spoken Word Artist Natalya O'Flaherty

Katie Laffan

There's spoken word and new music in the latest episode of Róisín Meets, with young artists Natalya O'Flaherty and Katie Laffan.Both are taking part in the St Patrick's Festival's Young Blood: The Beats and Voices of Our Generation concert at the National Concert Hall in Dublin next Saturday 18th March and the talented Dubliners popped in to see Róisín ahead of that show, along with organiser Aoife Woodlock of Other Voices fame.16-year-old Natalya impressed with the keen observations on modern life in her piece, The Irony of Entitlement, which she performed in studio, while Katie picked up her guitar and gave a rousing rendition of her song Tastemaker.You can find more information on the St Patrick's Festival here: http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/

There's spoken word and new music in the latest episode of Róisín Meets, with young artists Natalya O'Flaherty and Katie Laffan. Both are taking part in the St Patrick's Festival's Young Blood: The Beats and Voices of Our Generation concert at the National Concert Hall in Dublin next Saturday 18th March and the talented Dubliners popped in to see Róisín ahead of that show, along with organiser Aoife Woodlock of Other Voices fame. 16-year-old Natalya impressed with the keen observations on modern life in her piece, The Irony of Entitlement, which she performed in studio, while Katie picked up her guitar and gave a rousing rendition of her song Tastemaker. You can find more information on the St Patrick's Festival here: <a href="http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/</a>

Young Blood: Natalya O'Flaherty & Katie Laffan