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Eight episodes examine the 1916 Easter Rising through historians, Unionist perspectives, Indian nationalism, theatre, women’s roles, and Belfast trade union responses.
Twelve personal stories from marginalised voices – ethnic minorities, LGBT communities, working-class families – reflecting on a century of conflict, memory, and identity in Northern Ireland.
Eight episodes explore the Rhyming Weavers – working-class linen poets from Ulster who wrote in dialect – plus contemporary voices keeping the tradition alive today.
A cosy crafting series hosted by artist Ciaran Doran, bringing makers together in a live studio to explore wool work, printmaking, darning, lampshades – and more.
Four episodes explore Ulster‑Scots history, culture and language through conversation with writers – drawing on weaver poetry as a historical reference for the community today.
A fortnightly round‑up of local arts and cultural events in Northern Ireland, presented by Ciaran Scullion, Head of Music and Opera at the Arts Council.
Hosted by Alan Meban, in‑depth interviews with Belfast figures from politics, journalism, academia, faith communities and the arts between 2014–2017.
Interviews with academics, activists and musicians exploring social justice, political change, and community organising across Northern Ireland and beyond.
Seven episodes explore arts and health projects across Belfast – from women’s groups and drama workshops to Parkinson’s support and community art initiatives.
Twelve episodes profile researchers and scientists from Northern Ireland and beyond, covering diverse fields from astrophysics to biomedical analytics.
Twelve short reports on community, culture and civic life in Belfast – from Irish-language arts and peacebuilding to heritage events and grassroots organisations.
Candid episodes follow parents of twins at different life stages – from newborns to teens – sharing practical advice on finances, wellbeing and family identity.
Tracing Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter from dereliction to cultural hub – covering its history, regeneration and the people who shaped it.
Twelve women writers read their work for International Women’s Day 2021 – poetry, fiction and personal essays in both English and Irish.
Four episodes of music recorded remotely during lockdown for Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich’s Laoi an Lae programme in summer 2020.
Conversations with civil rights activists commemorating the fortieth anniversary of Northern Ireland’s Civil Rights movement – personal recollections from those who took part.
Relaxed interviews hosted by Helen Wilson and Maryann Quigley – from writers and actors to faith leaders and community workers in Belfast.
Host Noelle McAlinden interviews artists, curators and arts leaders at the Royal Ulster Academy exhibition – exploring practice, process and the state of contemporary art.
Six visits to community gardens across Belfast – from Peas Park to Ashfield Boys’ School – with host Caroline Magowan exploring urban growing spaces.