Food Matters: Episode 7 – Food and Nutrition
Kerry Melville Nourish NI is joined by Barbara Bray MBE, PhD Researcher, Queens University and Rachel Reid-McCann PhD Researcher, Queen’s University to talk about their research focusing on improving nutrition in older adults.
Food Matters: Episode 6 – Food and Tourism
Kerry Melville discusses the relationship of food and tourism in Northern Ireland with guests Michelle Shirlow, CEO of Food NI and Gary Quate, Experienced Development Officer.
Food Matters: Episode 5 – Local food
Kerry Melville discusses the benefits of locally-grown food and the search for land in communities, with Biruk Sahle, Miriam Turley and Sean McDermott.
Food Matters: Episode 4 – #BreakTheBias
As part of the International Women’s Day celebrations, Kerry Melville is joined by Lori Gatsi-Barnett, Nisha Tandon and Eileen Chan-Hu to discuss their relationship with food.
Food Matters: Episode 3 – Future of Food in Northern Ireland.
The future of food in Northern Ireland.
Food Matters: Episode 2 – Sustainable Food and Farming.
Kerry Melville of Nourish NI discusses sustainable farming and the Food, Farming and Land Convention with Michele Shirlow from Food NI and Michael Meharg from Nature Friendly Farming Network.
Food Matters: Episode 1 – Food and Climate.
Why is food and agriculture such an integral part of tackling Climate Change? Kerry Melville Nourish NI is joined by Dr John Barry Queens University Climate Coalition and Phil Carson RSPB.
Banterflix: Episode 19 Friday 12th November 2021
Film news presented by Jim McClean with Margaret McGoldrick & Aaron Flanaghan who discuss Eternals (2021), Army of Thieves (2021) & Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987).
Banterflix: Episode 18 Friday 5th November 2021
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean. Jim is joined with Alan Meban and Giuliana Monteverde who take a look at ‘Last Night in Soho’, ‘Ammunite’ and ‘Rose Plays Julie’.
Banterflix: Episode 17 Friday 29th October 2021
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean. This week Therese Rea and Ballyclare Community Cinema’s Robert Robinson join Jim in taking a look at ‘Dune’, ‘There’s Someone Inside Your House’ and ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’.