The Point of Everything

The Point Of Everything
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The Point Of Everything is a podcast based out of Cork that tackles the biggest issues in the music world, near and far, every week. Expect chat, music, and interviews every week

  1. 6d ago

    TPOE 405: Driven Snow

    Kieran McGuinness, one half of Driven Snow with his wife Emily, talks about the evolution of their music, their songwriting and creative process, the importance of albums, and navigating the music industry. They released second album Mother of Christ on September 11. Written in the margins of busy lives, it is an album rooted in the everyday and shaped by the private world that Kieran and Emily have created together Buy the album: https://drivensnowmusic.bandcamp.com/album/mother-of-christ Driven Snow tour dates: October 29: Cleere's, Kilkenny November 20: CoastGuard Culture Centre, Tramore December 3: Sugar Club, Dublin

    TPOE 405: Driven Snow

  2. Oct 16

    TPOE 404: Morgana

    Belfast-based Morgana released her debut solo album The Whole Thing Was Very, Very Emotional on October 9. One half of Saint Sister, she talks about highlights for 2026 so far, from supporting Snow Patrol in stadiums to playing gigs in the Amazon in Brazil. We explore her creative process, CMAT and other influences, and the evolution of her music and stage persona. Buy The Whole Thing Was Very, Very Emotional: https://anthemvinyl.com/products/the-whole-thing-was-very-very-emotional-lp-limited-online-exclusive-edition

    TPOE 404: Morgana

  3. Oct 8

    TPOE 403: girlfriend.

    Limerick/Dublin band girlfriend. released their second album Carousel on September 4. Hana Lamari talks about the journey to making it, recording with producer Chris Quigley, the realities of being a small independent band - work, tour life or lack there of, breaks, mental health and more. Buy Carousel: https://girlfriendmusic.bandcamp.com/album/carousel

    TPOE 403: girlfriend.

  4. Sep 30

    TPOE 402: Last Apollo

    Dublin-born, London-based artist Lucy Rice aka Last Apollo released her debut album I'll Walk Towards You on September 4. A collage of grief and care and honesty, it's an artefact of love that took Rice on a journey. We talk about the road to get there, influences, playing with the Glasshouse ensemble and other acts, and lots more. Buy the album: https://lastapollo1.bandcamp.com/album/ill-walk-towards-you Dublin launch gig at Bello Bar, November 18: https://www.singularartists.ie/show/last-apollo

    TPOE 402: Last Apollo

  5. Sep 23

    TPOE 401: Sarah Crean

    Dublin-born, Brighton-based Sarah Crean released her second album Heirloom on September 18. It's a concept album based on the myth of Calypso, using her story as a lens for Sarah to explore loss, escape, and reclaiming her own voice. It's also entirely made by women, which was a very deliberate move. We talk about Sarah's journey, the viral success of the 2022 single 2am which led to her getting signed, moving to London, later getting dropped, depressed, and finding her way out of that hole. Along the way we also discuss Electric Picnic, Olivia Rodrigo, and writing killer choruses. Buy Heirloom: https://elasticstage.com/sarahcreanmusic/releases/heirloom-album Sarah Crean plays Ireland Music Week on October 1

    TPOE 401: Sarah Crean

  6. Sep 7

    TPOE 400: Loah

    Loah released her debut album Materia Medica on June 5. She says: "The ambition was to create a hypermodern body of work that sonically exemplifies the changing definition of what Irishness is, what femininity is and indeed what musical ‘genre’ is and its flexibility in the modern context. We have many excellent producers and musicians on this album - it is a collage of sound!" The album features Congolese guitarist Niwel Tsumbu, Italian multi-instrumentalist Francesco Turrisi, her sister Fehdah, Gambian kora player Suntou Susso, harpist Allanah Thornbourgh, producer Ben Bix (Meltybrains?), drummer Dylan Lynch (Soda Blonde), and the Crash Ensemble. It was produced by Brian Dillon and Danny Forde. Loah is part of Sirens and will appear at the National Concert Hall on Saturday, September 26, and Cork Opera House on Sunday, September 27. The show is hosted by Lisa Hannigan with arrangements by the Theodora Byrne Trio and featuring a host of amazing female voices such as  Amanda Bergman, Kate Stables, Angie McMahon, Anna Mieke, The Staves. It will also be at Inis Oirr and at the Barbican, London, on October 17 (Loah won't be a part of these shows). Buy Materia Medica: https://loah.bandcamp.com/album/materia-medica

    TPOE 400: Loah

  7. Aug 19

    TPOE 399: Really Good Time

    Really Good Time (Diolmhain Ingram Roche/Wastefellow - vocals and guitar, Ado Tornado - drums and Jacque le Coque - bass) released their debut album Affirmations on August 7. Affirmations sits with the temptation to disengage - from the news, from other people, from the relentless grind - a rejection of navel-gazing nihilism, delivered with black humour and no small amount of noise. They say: "This album started with a kind of doomsday thinking, with a creeping sense that we were waking up hungover at the end of history. For anyone that resonates with, I’m sure you may agree that this isn’t necessarily the most affirming feeling to meditate upon. "Yet over the year we have spent writing, recording and getting this record ready to release, the process of showing up each day to work on something you believe in, with people you care about unconditionally has been deeply life-affirming." Really Good Time support Super Furry Animals and Baxter Dury at Collins Barracks as part of the Wider than Pictures concert series on August 30 and tour the UK and Europe in October and November. Irish tour dates:  December 4: Cleere's, Kilkenny December 5: Button Factory, Dublin December 6: Spirit Store, Dundalk December 10 Roisin Dubh, Galway December 13: Coughlan's, Cork Buy Affirmations: https://reallygoodtime.bandcamp.com/album/affirmations-2

    TPOE 399: Really Good Time

  8. Jul 8

    TPOE 398: Wallis Bird

    Wallis Bird released her eighth studio album I Can See Your House From Here on her own label, Bród Records, on June 5. She says thr album serves as a celebration of the life of her late friend and collaborator Kevin Ryan and a way to process grief as it also reflects on the war in Gaza. the challenges of addressing political issues in her music. Over nearly two decades in music, Wallis Bird has built a career defined by longevity, honesty and a deep sense of community. We talk about everything from navigating criticism and the impact of sobriety on her creativity, to the importance of collaboration, fun, and emotional intelligence in the artistic life. Listen/buy I Can See Your House From Here: https://ffm.to/icsyhfh.bio Wallis Bird tour dates: Thursday, September 3: The Spirit Store, Dundalk Friday, September 4: The Grand Social, Dublin Saturday, September 5: The Briery Gap, Macroom Sunday, September 6: De Barra’s Folk Club, Clonakilty Thursday, September 10: The White Horse, Ballincollig Friday, September 11: Dolan’s Warehouse, Limerick Saturday, September 12: Róisín Dubh, Galway Sunday, September 13: Cleere’s Bar & Theatre, Kilkenny

    TPOE 398: Wallis Bird
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The Point Of Everything is a podcast based out of Cork that tackles the biggest issues in the music world, near and far, every week. Expect chat, music, and interviews every week

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  • Creator
    The Point Of Everything
  • Years Active
    2015 - 2026
  • Episodes
    407
  • Rating
    Explicit
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