In Focus: Ian Burrows
Liam Logan talks all things music and bagpipes with celebrated folk musician Ian Burrows.
Our Parlour: Lila Jackson & Gertie Jamison
Helen Wilson talks to retired nurses Lila Jackson and Gertie Jamison about their time working at The Royal Victoria Hospital.
The Round Up: Friday 27th August 2021
Law Centre NI has been recognized for it work by winning the UK wide Legal Aid Lawyers of the Year Award. We talk to Ursula O’Hare, director of Law Centre NI about their award winning work.
The Round Up: Thursday 26th August 2021
We talk to Dr Ruth Hunter, Professor of Public Health at Queen’s University about their award of £7 million to research the health inequalities in urban areas.
Downtown: the Sound on your Radio
Downtown Radio, the first all-local station in Northern Ireland began broadcasting on 16 March 1976. Presenters, past and present recall the early days of the radio station.
The Round Up: Monday 23rd August 2021
We talk to Patricia Deeney about the latest Trainee Rangers opportunity for young people with Belfast Hills Partnership.
History Now: Crawford Gribben
Crawford Gribben, Professor of History at Queen’s University, discusses his new book ‘Survival and Resistance in Evangelical America: Christian Reconstruction in the Pacific Northwest’, with Barry Sheppard.
The Big Show: August 19th 2021
Robin Elliott is joined this week with writer Linda Hagan talking about her new novel ‘The Perfume Killer’, frontman of The Kaiser Chiefs Ricky Wilson, Shane Lynch and Nathan Gerhold talk about the opening of Bar13 in Cheshire plus music from The Minnows and The Long Stay.
The Round Up: Thursday August 19th
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Take Your Points – The GAA Show: 20/08/21
Former Armagh coach John McCloskey and former Tyrone footballer Connor McAliskey discuss Mayo’s shock win over Dublin in the All-Ireland semi-final, and how Covid-19 has played havoc with Tyrone’s preparation for their semi-final against Kerry.