Our Marvel-ous New Sig Tune!
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This is Mooney Goes Wild on RTE Radio 1.
So, hello and welcome to the programme. You can visit the website any time you like, rte.ie forward slash Mooney. And a busy house. Eileen Elana is here. Richard Collins is here. Niall Hatch. We'll be hearing from Terry Flanagan a little bit later on. Eileen, you're making an awful lot of noise with that newspaper.
Calm down, dear, calm down. It's real skinny with your wonderful picture on. And what's that? This is the paper of record, Derek. It's last weekend's Irish Times.
OK, on Saturday.
On Saturday and Sunday, indeed, it goes on for two days. And you were there in glorious technical colour with Jackie Hurley and John Creedon. Oh, yes. And, come here, give me the inside story. Don't mind what they print in the papers. What do you really think of it? Of what? What's the article about? Of our new signature tune.
The article is about the new signature.
Of Mooney Goes Wild new signature. And all the other, I mean, Jackie Hurley's programme and John Creedon's programme and the man Ed Power who wrote the article thinks it makes us look like, in our sedate wildlife programme, it makes us sound like as if we are... In a Marvel comic or something like this.
Well, thanks very much indeed, Ed. I love it. I actually love it. It's big and bold and it tells you everything you need to know. I actually genuinely like it. I love it. I think it's not going to suit everybody.
It needs pictures to go with it.
What do you mean it needs pictures to go with it?
We're creating pictures on the radio.
Everything you say is as vivid as my definition.
Don't I know? But this music comes on bare and baldy by itself and nobody's speaking over it. And then you come in with your usual dulcet tones and announce the programme. We have a very busy programme today. Well, we have a very busy programme tonight.
No, no, no, we have a laid-back programme.
And we can't keep talking like this or we'll never get through everything. We have a laid-back music and we have a laid-back programme. Well, anyway, that's my power set.
I genuinely like it.
A sedate Mooney Goes Wild. Well, we won't have a sedate Mooney Goes Wild programme, not tonight, Josephine.
Not tonight, yeah. And thank you to Ed for drawing attention to it and to Mooney Goes Wild.
And your picture looks lovely, Dan.
I hope it was an old picture. And I was about 20 kilos lighter.
It was an old picture of an old fella like yourself.
Thanks very much, Ed.
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