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LINGO Live – Podcasts now Live

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Podcasts from Friday nights Lingo Festival are now going live and you can listen again to the festival highlights by visiting http://nearfm.ie/podcast/?cat=3881

LINGO Live is a collaborative community radio broadcast from the LINGO spoken word festival on Friday Oct 16th in the Workman’s Club, Dublin. The 4 hour live broadcast will feature performances and interviews with spoken word poets, festival organisers and audience members. Performers and guests on the night will include Tongue Fu, John Cummins, John Moynes and The Brownbread Players. Tune in from 7pm to Near FM 90.3 or listen on Phoenix FM or Dublin South FM. Listen live http://nearfm.ie/livestream/
Join us on twitter on the night #LingoLive

More info on the festival is available from www.lingofestival.com
LINGO Live is supported by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Sound and Vision scheme.

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