Collapse The Box: Pop Up Art
Pop up art is a voluntary group based in Downpatrick. Their ethos is to offer free art as therapy and counselling to people suffering from mental health and addictions.
Banterflix Series 4 Episode 10
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean, with guests Robert J E Simpson and Neil Sedgewick. This week a look at Takeover Film a film festival run by young people, Comic book Artist Gary Erskine, film nights at Fratelli restaurant and reviews of the latest cinema and VOD releases.
Banterflix Series 4 Episode 9
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean with guests Gerard Torbitt, Mouth of the Farside Podcast and Hamish Calvert, HC Movie Reviews. This week a return visit to the Strand Arts Centre, an interview with Rodney Stewart about his short film Conclusions and reviews of the latest cinema and VOD releases.
Banterflix Series 4 Episode 8
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean with guest Neill Stringer and Jonathan Cardswell.
Novel Ideas: Anna Lo
Anna Lo discusses her autobiography The Place I Call Home.
Collapse The Box: Susan MacWilliam
Marianne O’Kane Boal talks to the artist Susan MacWilliam about her work and her most recent exhibition ‘Modern Experiments’.
Talk Like That: Michael McHale
Connor McKernan interviews Internationally renowned concert pianist Michael McHale at Queens University.
A Day in the Life of Ballymena
A visit to Ballymena during the Creative Citizens’ programme activities. With thanks to the Braid Arts Centre and Midtown Makers for their welcome and generosity.
Banterflx Series 4 Episode 7
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean. With guests Robert J E Simpson and Brian Mulholland, this episode takes a look at this years Foyle Film Festival, an interview with Chris Hewett from Empire Magazine and reviews of the latest cinema and VOD releases.
Novel Ideas: Gareth Mulvenna
Gareth Mulvenna has previously worked as a parliamentary researcher in the Northern Ireland Assembly. Connor McKernan chats to Gareth about his newest publication, ‘Tartan Gangs and Paramilitaries’, a new oral history of the loyalist backlash of the early 1970s in Northern Ireland.