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Travel back in time to the mid twentieth century and discover how everyday objects can tell us something of how past lives were lived. Museum curators Ciaran Doran & David McCallion take us back to …

Producer John Merrigan talks about the play ‘The Story of Love in the Harbour’. Based on an original play by Eddie Alford, The Story of Love in the Harbour is a moving musical dramatization of …

Historian Barry Sheppard welcomes Kehinde Andrews, Professor of Black Studies, Birmingham University and author of The New Age of Empire, how racism and colonialism still rule the world.

Dr. Don O’Leary talks about his new book ‘Biomedical Controversies in Catholic Ireland’.

Writer Philip Orr talks about his memoir The Illustrated History of Flight.

Author Mike Chinoy talks about his book ‘Are you with Me?: Kevin Boyle and the Rise of the Human Rights Movement. Kevin Boyle (1943–2010) was a human rights lawyer. In a career that lasted decades …

Native activist, filmmaker and educator Jim Warne talks about his documentary ‘7th Generation’ which takes a look at the history and current plight of the Lakota nation in a contemporary American system. The film 7th …

Belfast based historian Dr Ann-Marie Foster talks about the relationship between museums of World War 1 memorabilia with the people who donate belongings and artifacts and the work done in cataloging such items.