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28 minutes
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Francine Stock talks to Matt Damon about how Hollywood isn't making movies for the over-35s. Scientific consultant James Kakalios explores how superheroes use real physics in film. Show more
Ulster-Scots series. The first episode sees Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson in the Ards peninsula, where they explore the village of Portavogie. Show more
Ulster-Scots series. This episode sees presenters Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson exploring the legacy of the Ulster-Scots in east Donegal. Show more
Ulster-Scots series. This episode sees presenters Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson in the village of Cullybackey, Co Antrim. Show more
Ulster-Scots series. This episode sees Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson in the town of Markethill, Co Armagh, where they come across an unusual collection of antiques. Show more
This episode sees presenters Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson tracing the communities who settled along the banks of the River Foyle. Show more
This episode sees presenters Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson in Articlave exploring stories of migration in Co Londonderry. Show more
45 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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A review of the week's cultural highlights. The week's panel discusses Selma, Human Rights Human Wrongs, The Illuminations, You're Not Alone and Better Call Saul. Show more
30 minutes
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Sheila Dillon uncovers what makes up the formula fed to babies and how Ireland is becoming a global power player thanks to it. Show more
30 minutes
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The microwave is the gadget people in the UK could not live without, but most cooks are afraid to admit they use them. Sheila Dillon charts the 60-year shift from pot to ping. Show more
28 minutes
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Author Bernard MacLaverty talks about 50 years of writing, and what it's like to see his collected stories together in one volume for the first time. With Mariella Frostrup. Show more
28 minutes
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Glenn Patterson takes Mariella Frostrup around the city that has inspired and informed his novels. Show more
28 minutes
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A literary ramble through the Yorkshire moors and the work they have inspired, from the Brontes to Sylvia Plath. With authors Ross Raisin, Will Atkins and Professor John Bowen. Show more
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FM
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Booker winner Pat Barker, author of Regeneration and Life Class, talks in depth to Mariella Frostup about her life, work, new novel Noonday and writing about men, women and war. Show more
Gavin Andrews and Jo Scott present the rural affairs magazine. Jo relies on horse power to clear a forest, while Ruth Sanderson helps to restore peatland on the Mourne Mountains. Show more
Gavin Andrews and Jo Scott present the rural affairs magazine. Gavin meets a group of Ulster Wildlife trainees while Ruth Sanderson helps round up wild horses on Murlough Bay. Show more
Gavin Andrews and Jo Scott present the rural affairs magazine. Jo joins young farmers scything meadows in Enniskillen, and reporter Ruth Sanderson fishes for eels on Lough Neagh. Show more
Magazine celebrating rural life in Northern Ireland. Jo Scott enters the world of competitive ploughing. Ruth Sanderson investigates the harmful effects of plastic in the oceans. Show more
Magazine celebrating rural life in Northern Ireland. Gavin finds out about the seal population in Strangford Lough. And the importance of migrant workers to the mushroom industry. Show more
Home Ground is live for a series of special programmes from the Mount Stewart Estate, featuring wildlife, farming and all the fun which the countryside has to offer.
