The Ireland Podcast13 Jun 2024

72. James Joyce Centre: A Tour With Dr. Josh Q. Newman

Episode 72 takes us to the James Joyce Centre at 35 North Great George’s Street, Dublin where Fender Jackson is given a tour by Dr. Josh Q. Newman. The centre was built in 1784 for Valentine Brown, 1st Earl of Kenmare, who used it as his townhouse.

Conversation includes: introductions; front of the James Joyce Centre; Lucia Joyce; David Nolan; artist and walkabout tour guide Jim Ward; Andy Prisney; the Maginni Room; Mamalujo exhibition; Ezra Pound; Finnegan’s Wake; Terence Killeen; the courtyard and door from 7 Eccles Street, the now-demolished home of Leopold Bloom; footleaf; Ulysses Mural by Paul Joyce; timeline; Jo Hamill’s installation; posters; Leah and Mrs. Bandmann Palmer; Tom’s Directory; National Library of Ireland; the old library; cupid the meme and Diane; Suzanne Freeman; Kenmare Room; Jacques-Émile Blanche; John McCormack; 'CONNEXIONS: The Sidewalks of Dublin' by Paula Pohli; Paul Léon Furniture; Joyce’s death mask; Volta room; the Rémi Rosseau exhibition and other topics.

Relevant Links

https://jamesjoyce.ie/

Additional Links

https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/staff/dr-jo-hamill/

https://www.stoneyroadpress.com/books-and-poetry/the-dead

https://galwaytrails.ie/about-jim/

https://www.davidnowlan.com/

https://andyprisney.wixsite.com/andyprisney

https://www.paulapohli-art.com/connexions

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