RTE lyric fm becomes the first Irish radio station to distribute program by ‘podcast’
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RTE lyric fm becomes the first Irish radio station to distribute program by ‘podcast’.
To mark the Architectural Association of Ireland’s inaugural series of lectures in modern architecture at TCD architectural critic and academic, Dr Hugh Campbell of the School of Architecture at UCD, takes listeners on a tour of Dublin buildings from Scott, Tallon, Walker’s Bank of Ireland building (in Baggot St., Dublin) to Trinity College’s Berkeley Library and finally, to one of Ireland’s earliest modern movement buildings, BusÃras.
Listen to Hugh Campbell’s tour of Dublin’s modernist buildings on your iPod or MP3 player while visiting the buildings.
http://www.rte.ie/lyricfm/mp3/Dublin_Architecture_with_Hugh_Campbell.mp3
Thanks for that Paul. Very interesting. Good to see some of the better quality Modernist buildings in Dublin getting the attention they deserve.
For some reason my download cuts out at about 15 minutes (around the time that Hugh Campbell is talking about the Samuel Beckett Theatre in Trinity). Is that a problem with my computer or did you have the same problem? I also found it funny that the guy interviewing him seems to think the Museum Building is by Ruskin!!!
Thanks
Phil
I am jealous! 🙂
Was not able to listen to live version, but hopefully they might sort out the link at some stage. Great idea all the same.
They don’t really know what podcast means – do they 😮
Even their website has the term in quote…It would be a good idea though and I do hope they get it together.
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