Personality Bingo

Marina Carr plays personality Bingo with Tom Moran

By Taz Kelleher

Marina is one of Ireland’s best known playwrights.

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Here’s how the show works:

60 Balls. 60 Minutes. 60 Questions. In those 60 minutes, Tom rolls his 13 euro Argos bought Bingo ball machine and asks his guest the corresponding question to that number ball. At the beginning of the show, the guest receives 6 numbers and if their 6 balls are drawn, they get to pick any question to ask Tom and he has to give a totally honest answer.

Marina Carr is one of Ireland’s foremost playwrights, best known for By The Bog of Cats, The Mai, Woman and Scarecrow and Portia Coughlan. Marina is also the most recent recipient of a life changing bursary from Yale University and, most recently, adapted Anna Karenina at The Abbey Theatre, Dublin.

In this week’s episode, Tom and Marina discuss social media taking over and saying prayers.

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This episode was produced by Taz Kelleher. Taz has a few more podcasts in the works but until they’re ready to be released you can find her here.

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Taz Kelleher is first and foremost a podcaster but also a graphic designer and presenter. Having honed her podcasting skills at the internationally respected Postloudness podcast network, situated in the Cards Against Humanity office in Chicago, she has returned to her home shores with a mission to bring podcasting to a wider Irish audience. As both a host of the critically acclaimed podcast In The Shower with Taz and Marcus, founding member of The Dublin Podcast Festival and network producer for the HeadStuff Podcast Network, Taz is closely involved with every stage of the process, from taking a podcast to pitch stage to helping the final product reach the audience it deserves. Outside of podcasting, Taz is one of the co-founders of the DIT Brendan Behan award, which recognises outstanding Irish talent. This has led her to conduct live interviews with the likes of Glen Hansard, Panti bliss and many more. Taz is also a graphic designer by day, designing the cover art for some of Ireland’s most listened podcasts.