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Sunday with Steven Rainey: Nuala O’Connor, Bill Bailey, Oil in the Blood, Euro’s with Emer, Dr Strangelove at 60

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Nuala O’Connor, Bill Bailey, Oil in the Blood, Euro’s with Emer, Dr Strangelove at 60

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday with Steven Rainey, Nuala O’Connor, Bill Bailey, Oil in the Blood, Euro’s with Emer, Dr Strangelove at 60

Nuala O’Connor talks about her new novel Seaborne and her recent diagnosis with autism.

Nuala O’Connor on her new novel Seaborne and her recent diagnosis with autism, and Bill Bailey on how children can unleash their passion for all things musical.

Irish author Nuala O’Connor talks about her new novel Seaborne and her recent diagnosis with autism, and comedian Bill Bailey suggests how children can unleash their passion for all things musical with his Musical Mastercrafters.  Belfast-born sound mixer Peter Devlin tells the story of his mysterious sound recordings at Greystone Mansion in LA and the oil baron who once lived there – as featured in a new BBC Sounds podcast Oil In the Blood.  Comedian Emer Maguire shares her take on the Euro’s and on its 60th anniversary Robert J E Simpson looks at the impact of the black satirical comedy film Dr Strangelove.  Also, Steven reviews the Sunday newspapers with Alex Kane and Linzi Conway and the back sports pages with Niamh Campbell.


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