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Documentary following a WIT student's - Gianluca Zuccarelli - quest to get into records. What is so appealing about vinyl? Who’s listening to the format? Does it really sound better than music streaming services like Spotify? What gear should Gianluca buy? Should he even make a purchase at all? Originally broadcast on Beat 102-103 on 4th April 2021

All this week we’re shining a spotlight on being more eco-friendly in the run-up to Christmas. Dean spokes to a number of people across the South East who shared their tips for being sustainable as we plan for the festive season.

We chat to some of the biggest stars in music, from local up-and-coming acts to international superstars.

Beat Breakfast is the South East’s biggest breakfast show! Niall & Sho wake up the five counties every morning, bringing you lots of banter and your favourite music. Beat Breakfast is sponsored by NOW.

With the Tramore New Year's Day meet around the corner, it seems only fitting that our latest Beat Sport spotlight focuses on a trainer who in 2021 has launched Waterford horse racing to the top of the tree. Henry de Bromhead's incredible success, alongside BBC World Sport Star of the Year Rachael Blackmore, has seen an Irish domination at Cheltenham, and Minella Times win the Grand National in flying fashion. Our five-part docuseries examines Henry's success and the keys behind it: his relationship with Rachael, his love of Tramore and Waterford, the setbacks that defined him, and his ...

Beat shines a spotlight on emergency and rescue services in the South East. From the mountains to the seas, the skies, and the ground, rescue and emergency calls happen every day in the South East. We hear from South Eastern Mountain Rescue, Carlow Fire and Rescue Service, the Irish Community Air Ambulance, Tramore RNLI and Waterford City River Rescue.

Journey through life with Megan and Jayde, two women in their early 20s who have become best friends through their jobs in broadcasting. As two young women in living in the South East of Ireland, they are trying to navigate their way through life post-college, in a world that comes without a manual. While they are in a similar career their differing personalities and backgrounds allow for a pairing that tackles life through different lenses. Megan and Jayde will share the secrets of what it’s like to work, date, swim, dance, model, and generally figure sh*t out in the best part of the ...

Quirky, current and important conversations for young people in the South East.'Beat News & Documentaries' includes all of the latest features, docs and big interviews from Beat's News and Sports Department.