Searching for Poems on the Dart- Sunday Miscellany
April 28, 2022
Poems, posters, a quick trip to Dublin and running through carriages of Dart trains: I recorded a Sunday Miscellany piece about this memory from Poetry Day Ireland ‘19. With special thanks, as always, to Sarah Binchy, producer; to Marty Curran for recording the piece in Letterkenny, and to Poetry Ireland This is the clip of
Home Home- Sunday Miscellany 4/7/21
July 17, 2021
Home Home, by Denise Blake With huge thanks to Sarah Binchy, Producer CLIP • 6 MINS • 04 JUL • SUNDAY MISCELLANY- RTE Radio 1 ‘For me, home is where we live in Donegal. But Home Home is a two-storey house on Bonnieview Avenue outside Cleveland, Ohio. White cladding, a front porch, basement and attic
Keep on Dancing – Sunday Miscellany 25/4/21
April 27, 2021
My piece about the Bay City Rollers, boybands, and being 17 in 1975 on Sunday Miscellany. With thanks to Sarah Binchy, producer For Sunday Miscellany on RTÉ Radio 1: Denise Blake recalls the Bay City Rollers and other boybands of her teenage years – listen to Keep on Dancing Rte.ie/culture https://www.rte.ie/culture/2021/0426/1212160-sunday-miscellany-rollermainia-revisited-by-denise-blake/
CAP Arts Centre, Belfast – The Monthly Interview
March 7, 2021
The Monthly interviews poet, writer and community arts facilitator, Denise Blake. The Monthly : CAP Arts Centre I am grateful to Gordon Hewitt for this interview. And to Conor Shields & Shelley Tracey for Poetry in Motion Schools & Poetry in Motion Community The Monthly interviews poet, writer and community arts facilitator, Denise Blake.
Regional Cultural Centre – Virtual Artist in Residence
March 7, 2021
Virtual Artist in Residence – Jan.’21 – Denise Blake : I am very grateful to Jeremy Howard for the opportunity to be Artist in Residence for the RCC. I recorded 6 videos in which I talk about writing and read some of my work. The videos were posted online from Jan https://regionalculturalcentre.com//?s=Denise+Blake+&submit= https://www.facebook.com/watch/159707227441795/408981487103080
Welcome
February 6, 2021
Denise Blake’s third collection of poetry, Invocation, has been published by Revival Press, Limerick Writers’ Centre. http://www.limerickwriterscentre.com/books/invocation/ Her first two books, Take a Deep Breath, How to Sing Without Getting Dizzy, are published by Summer Palace Press. She is a regular contributor to Sunday Miscellany, RTE Radio 1. Denise’s poem ‘And They All Lived Happily’
Wearing Vintage – Sunday Miscellany
January 31, 2021
Wearing Vintage – broadcast 10/1/21 For Sunday Miscellany on RTÉ Radio 1: Denise Blake on fashion rotations and quiet braveries – listen: I wondered, antique or vintage, what is the difference? When I checked – antique is something from before the 1920’s, true vintage is fifty years ago, vintage is twenty years ago, and retro is
In Histories – Sunday Miscellany 13/9/20
September 16, 2020
In Histories, by Denise Blake Sunday Miscellany – RTE Radio 1 BROADCAST • 09:00 • 13TH SEP 2020 If only I had listened to the stories of my grandparents…………… what memories I have missed! https://www.rte.ie/radio/utils/share/radio1/21835834
In Blessing – a poem audio & video
May 2, 2020
In Blessing with photographs that I took around our home in Ramelton, Co. Donegal
Isolation Voicemail – Sunday Miscellany
May 1, 2020
April 5th 2020 A different type of recording for me – Isolation Voicemail https://www.rte.ie/radio/utils/share/radio1/21745886
My Seamus Heaney Story – recorded for Sunday Miscellany RTE Radio1
November 12, 2019
My prose piece – My Seamus Heaney Story was recorded at the Abbey Arts Centre, Ballyshannon as part of Sunday Miscellany Live, Donegal Bay & Blue Stacks Festival. Broadcast on RTE Radio 1 . Oct 13th 2019 https://www.rte.ie/radio/utils/share/radio1/21635831
Sunday Miscellany from Donegal Bay and Bluestacks Festival
October 13, 2019
Sunday Miscellany, RTE Radio first program from the Donegal Bay & Blue Stacks Festival Sunday Miscellany New Writing: Auntie Gretta, by Olive Travers; Planning Permission for a Bee Hotel, by Monica Corish; Bog and The Bees Leave Swanns, two poems by Winifred McNulty; Punk Pension Plan by Little John Nee; And My Séamus Heaney Story