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The Mark Patterson Show: Seen to be Heard: Secondary breast cancer in a powerful photography exhibition

03/10/2023

Seen to be Heard: Secondary breast cancer in a powerful photography exhibition

BBC Radio Foyle - The Mark Patterson Show, Seen to be Heard: Secondary breast cancer in a powerful photography exhibition

Mark visits photographic exhibition Seen to be Heard.

Mark speaks to long-standing cancer campaigner Jaqui Loughery of Derry-based charity Hive and photographer Jennifer Willis.

On today’s show, Derry based cancer charity Hive has brought the photographic exhibition ‘Seen To Be Heard’ to the city this week as part of its Breast Cancer Awareness Month programme. It’s a powerful exhibition by award winning Belfast photographer Jennifer Willis. Mark speaks to long standing cancer campaigner Jaqui Loughery and Jennifer.

Also on the programme; comedy writer and performer, Nuala McKeever joins us to discuss her upcoming show, "Truth Love or Promise" & our technology expert Emma Robinson talks us through Barnardo’s Online Gaming Report.

On Twenty Minutes with Mark Patterson performer Bryan Sutherland from ‘Stage Beyond’ join us in studio ahead of their performance at the Bounce Arts Festival. 
Lastly, as excitement builds around Vegas’s new top concert venue, Mark speaks with music journalist Maeve Quigley, who was one of the lucky ones at U2’s Vegas residency. We also hear from designer Sara O’Neil who has designs The Edge’s latest emblazoned tour jacket.

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