Novel Ideas: Roger Casement
Ciarán Ó Brolcháin discusses with author Jeffrey Dudgeon and Dr. Margaret O’Callaghan the book – “Roger Casement: The Black Diaries” which explores the life of Roger Casement – a study of his social background, political life and his contribution to Irish political life.
In Focus: Northern Ireland Orienteering
Conor Fadian from NI Orienteering, joins Victoria Wilson in the studio for In Focus telling us about Orienteering and how it’s continually growing in Northern Ireland.
In Focus: Trademark – Political Economy
Mel Corry discusses political economy with Professor John Barry, Irish Congress of Trade Unions president Brian Campfield, and Alice McLarnon of the Belfast Cleaning Society workers’ co-operative.
Behind The Science: Robert Bowman
Robert Bowman, Head of School of Mathematics & Physics at Queens University, talks to fellow scientist Heather Cegla about his work in Scotland and the scientific developments he has conducted in Belfast.
Terry Enright Activist Weekend
The Awkward Voices conference was a forum for people involved in grassroots campaigning on issues relating to human rights, the environment, Irish language and more, as an opportunity to ‘join the dots’ and explore common themes and challenges facing activists today. The event was organised as part of the Terry Enright Foundation Legacy Project.
In conversation with Michael Moore
William Crawley interviews Academy Award winning filmmaker Michael Moore at the Dublin Road Movie House. The conversation ranges from Northern Ireland’s place in the world, American politics and gun crime. Prepare to be liberated. Produced in association with Belfast Film Festival.
Stork: Episode 3
Ewelina O’Donnell is out and about in this episode from the Polish business conference.
In Focus: Africa Week 2016
Studio discussion on 2016’s Africa week where all of Africa’s culture, history, heritage and people are celebrated within communities across Belfast.
Diversity Lab: Integration
Macieck Bator discusses themes of integration and belonging, with Lata Sharma, Denis Stewart and Polona Rogina.
The Last Jutland Survivor
The HMS Caroline opens to the public after being substantially refurbished.