About this episode
Adam talks with Irish musician and former Moloko member Róisín Murphy about hotel room destruction, her childhood in Ireland, mispronouncing Irish names, and memories of 9/11, among other things. Adam and Róisín also collaborate on a song that contains some tips for staying positive.
Conversation recorded remotely on 5th February 2021.
Thanks to Séamus Murphy-Mitchell for production support and Matt Lamont and Scott Edwards for conversation editing.
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Podcast artwork by Helen Green
RELATED LINKS
RÓISÍN MURPHY'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL
RÓISÍN MURPHY - MURPHY'S LAW (ACOUSTIC, LIVE AT HOME FOR FESTIVAL MARVIN 9.5) - 2020 (YOUTUBE)
RÓISÍN MURPHY - THE TIME IS NOW (ACOUSTIC, LIVE AT HOME FOR FESTIVAL MARVIN 9.5) - 2020 (YOUTUBE)
MOLOKO - THE FLIPSIDE (Directed by Garth Jennings of Hammer and Tongs) - 1998 (YOUTUBE)
RÓISÍN MURPHY - MURPHY'S LAW ON THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW - 2020 (YOUTUBE)
CLIVE DAVIS DOCUMENTARY - THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES - 2017 (NETFLIX)
BUCKS FIZZ - 1st RECORDING OF 'WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT' - 1982 (YOUTUBE)
TINA TURNER - WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT - 1984 (YOUTUBE)
ABOUT NEW TINA TURNER DOCUMENTARY 'TINA' - due for release in March 2021 (HBO WEBSITE)
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