Luvvies – A Life In Entertainment & Media With Paul Maleary
Luvvies - A Life In Entertainment & Media With Paul Maleary
Podcast Description
The host Paul Maleary is a former Police officer and since retirement he has found his way on to the television as a commentator and participant in true crime productions. Paul interviewed Mr Saturday Night, Michael Barrymore and whilst this was under different circumstances Mr Barrymore unwittingly gave Paul the opportunity to take part in the channel 5 documentary and has formed friendships with some of the finest people involved in the world of entertainment.A chance meeting with “Judge” Rob Rinder meant that Paul took part in Judge Rinders’ Interrogation Room and features in 8 episodes in the USA this is hosted by Vivica A FoxThis podcast features an eclectic mix of people who have been part of the entertainment establishment world for many years from authors to performers in the West End. He has friends across the entertainment world and will be holding conversations with people behind the camera as well as in front.visit Paul’s website for more information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast covers a wide array of topics related to the entertainment industry, including personal journeys, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and the challenges faced by performers. Episodes feature engaging conversations with guests like Joy Jewett discussing mature modeling and Kelly Glyptis sharing insights from her opera career, providing listeners with both inspiration and practical advice on navigating their own artistic paths.
The host, Paul Maleary, is a former police officer whose journey from the force to the world of television is both intriguing and inspiring. After hanging up his badge, he discovered a new calling in the realm of true crime productions, where his unique perspective as an ex-officer lent authenticity and depth to his commentary. Paul’s knack for storytelling and his ability to connect with various personalities has made him a sought-after commentator, and his transition into this vibrant world has been nothing short of extraordinary.
In a memorable encounter, Paul had the privilege of interviewing TV Celeb Michael Barrymore. Under circumstances that were both unexpected and revealing, Barrymore unwittingly provided Paul with a golden opportunity to feature in a Channel 5 documentary. This serendipitous moment not only opened doors but also blossomed into lasting friendships with some of the most notable figures in entertainment. Paul often reflects on these connections, realizing how they enrich his life and career, bringing laughter and shared stories that transcend their professional lives.
A chance meeting with the charismatic “Judge” Rob Rinder further propelled Paul into the spotlight. This fortuitous introduction led him to participate in Judge Rinder’s Interrogation Room, a show that showcases gripping legal debates, hosted by the talented Vivica A. Fox. Across eight thrilling episodes in the USA, Paul’s captivating presence has drawn viewers into the heart of the discussions.
In his podcast, Paul curates an eclectic mix of guests, from celebrated authors to dazzling West End performers, offering listeners a unique glimpse behind the scenes of the entertainment establishment. Through candid conversations, he reveals the emotions, struggles, and triumphs of those who shape the industry. With friends spanning various creative fields, each episode promises engaging tales that resonate deeply, inviting audiences into a world where every voice matters and every story is worth telling.
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Grainne Humphreys had a granny who was an advocate of television and film and encouraged her granddaughter to watch classic films. She was obsessed with crime and courtroom dramas
Grainne wanted to be a film critic and got a scholarship to study in Manchester but went to UCD to study art. She joined a film society where she met her tribe. She has been working in film since 1994.
Working in a venue she loved the connection to an audience.
Irish cinema history was dominated by the UK and USA productions, but it is now a more organic industry. The opening scene of Saving Private Ryan and Brave Heart were filmed in Ireland continuing to raise the bar.
The A list actors in Ireland is huge but they maintain their connection with Ireland and the communities that they represent.
Grainne’s left collage with a master’s in film study but her real journey commenced by volunteering at festivals and applying for jobs across the sector her first role was a children’s film festival. Her continued work guided her along a path and she and then joined the Irish Film Institute. In 2008 Grainne joined Dublin International Film Festival.
The festival is a cultural and community event and In 2025 the festival will show over 85 productions Including the brilliant “Mind Your Head”. Mind Your Head is a documentary about traveller mental health and feature James Quinn McDonah, John Connors and John Fury and it covers mental health in the traveller community and the fact that you are 7 times more likely to die by suicide than other sections of society.
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