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The Schedule
N.I. Tunes
Before, between and after our scheduled programs we will have N.I.
Tunes on the go - a non-stop selection of world music from
artists in Northern Ireland and Globally
Regular Programmes
Northwest - 2pm and 8pm weekdays
Connecting Cultures - 11am and 9pm Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays
World Classics - 11pm weekdays
Futureproof - 9pm Mondays and 2pm Saturday and Sunday
Voices from PANOS - 12pm and 7pm everyday
'Voices from Panos London'
In partnership with www.panos.org.uk
an organsiation promoting cultural dialogue, debate & change,
we bring you features throughout the week highlighting social global
issues.
Click a tab below to expand the listings.
- 02:00
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
Newtownabbey Summer Scheme - Rushpark (30 mins)
Young people talk to musicians from the multicultural music collective ‘The Motion Project’ about their culture.
- 11:00
Journey of Equals (35 mins)
Soundtrack version of the documentary film exploring the lives of individuals united through music. www.journeyofequals.net
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - Nepal
To New Start in USA (10 mins)
In 1990 up to 100,000 ethnically Nepali Lhotsampas were
expelled from Bhutan, after the government introduced a
new citizenship test. Now, nearly 19 years after these Bhutanese
refugees took shelter in bamboo camps in Nepal, they face
a dilemma as the US, and other western nations, offer them
the opportunity of moving from Nepal.
- 12:30
Harmonicity Launch (10 mins)
Organisations - SEEDS Derry and Beyond Skin initiative to
use music, verbal arts and dance to develop cultural relations.
- 13:00
Kaliedoscope - Diwali (25 mins)
Radio Programme for the NorthEast of Northern Ireland documenting
activities within the Peace III NorthEast Partnership EU
programme.
This edition features the celebration event hosted by the
Asian 50+ club for the Indian Festival, Diwali.
- 14:00
Northwest – Gloria (15 mins)
Luigi Orabidoo & Juan Matapelo talk to an Italian Student, Gloria, about her culture and experience living in Derry. Featuring music from Figlio della Luna.
- 15:00
SELB YOUTH Ganaway July 09 (30
mins)
Young people from Craigavon meet with musicians from Ghana,
India & Ireland at the Ganaway Centre to talk about
cultural differences and similarities.
- 16:00
Meet The Neighbours – Crumlin Gaol (80 mins)
Interviews and music from the community event held at Crumlin Road Gaol in March 2009, organised by North Belfast Partnership.
- 18:00
Homely Planet World Music Festival (40 mins)
Documentary about the Homely Planet festival in 2006 that set the seeds for the Radio vision.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - Nepal
To New Start in USA (10 mins)
In 1990 up to 100,000 ethnically Nepali Lhotsampas were
expelled from Bhutan, after the government introduced a
new citizenship test. Now, nearly 19 years after these Bhutanese
refugees took shelter in bamboo camps in Nepal, they face
a dilemma as the US, and other western nations, offer them
the opportunity of moving from Nepal.
- 19:30
Harmonicity Launch (10mins)
Organisations - SEEDS Derry and Beyond Skin initiative to
use music, verbal arts and dance to develop cultural relations.
- 20:00
Northwest – Gloria (15 mins)
Luigi Orabidoo & Juan Matapelo talk to an Italian Student, Gloria, about her culture and experience living in Derry. Featuring music from Figlio della Luna.
- 21:00
Futureproof - Bill of Rights
part1(40 mins)
In this programme forum, school children in Dungannon discuss
their opinions on the Bill of Rights, with representatives
of the 'Belong' project, the Committee on the Administration
of Justice and the Di-verse Poets group. Hosted by Venus
McDonnell.
- 22:00
VSB - Our Shared History (30 mins)
Recording of an event will held on the 1 October 2009 at the Indian Community Centre organised by Voluntary Services Bureau. VSB holds an annual event on the 1 October which is UK & UN Older Persons' Day. This was a celebration of older people across various cultures and communities in Belfast.
- 23:00
WorldClassics - Transglobal Underground "Dream Of A 100 Nations"
(60 mins)
Released in 1993, A fusion of muezzin wails, hi-tech beats, house piano. African chants, dub poetry and Far Eastern orchestras. This is where mainstream dance met world music launching Natasha Atlas info a successful solo career. The album features the epic anthem "Temple Head".
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- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
DFID – Global Education Schools Project 2008/09 (60
mins)
A schools global education program developed by Beyond Skin in partnership with Children in Crossfire. Funded by the Department for International Development.
- 11:00
Connecting Cultures - Kameleon New Mossley (30 mins)
Young People from New Mossley Kameleon Youth Group talk with people from Poland, India and Zimbabwe about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Newtownabbey Council Good Relations Unit.
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - Reduced To Beggars (10 mins)
Disputes over land are the biggest single cause of court cases in Bangladesh. It’s usually the rich and powerful who win. Here one couple describes how they lost their home and their livelihood.
- 12:30
Barefeet - footsteps in learning
(10 mins)
Venus McDonnell interviews participants at a forum with
Mosten Mutale, an experienced artist facilitator with Barefeet
Theatre Co. - a Zambian based organisation using creative
arts to engage with young people on, or at risk of going
on, the street.
- 13:00
Acoustic Café
(20 mins)
Recorded live sessions. This program features Catherine McAteer
- 14:00
Northwest – Africa Day 2009 – Cafe Del Mondo (30 mins)
1st Part program featuring the Africa Day Celebrations in Derry. Matapelo & Luigi Orabidoo sample some African food with Brice & Elly and talk with Andrew from Children in Crossfire and Kathy, the manager at Cafe Del Mondo.
- 15:00
Connecting Cultures Ballybeen
Community Group (70 mins)
Hosted by Zora Molyneaux, woman from Ballybeen Community Groups talk with people from India, South Africa about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Belfast City Council – culture & arts unitminute documentary highlighting some of the development
aid work Concern Worldwide are engaged in Mozambique. www.concern.net
- 17:00
A is to B as C is to D - Ikea
(45 mins)
Arts is to Business as Culture is to Development - A series
of radio programmes will be in partnership with Unite Against
Hate, Sinful Design and the Equality Commission Northern
Ireland and will explore with businesses and arts organisations
their Corporate Social Responsibility.
- 18:00
Newtownabbey Summer Scheme - Rathfern (30 mins)
Young people talk to musicians from the multicultural music collective ‘The Motion Project’ about their culture.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - Reduced To Beggars (10 mins)
Disputes over land are the biggest single cause of court cases in Bangladesh. It’s usually the rich and powerful who win. Here one couple describes how they lost their home and their livelihood.
- 19:30
Children in Crossfire Education
(15 mins)
Love Music, Hate Racism in association with Children in Crossfire presents Interviews with The People of Moshi and Arusha - including teachers and students of Karanga Technical School and Kilindini Primary School
- 20:00
Northwest – Africa Day 2009 – Cafe Del Mondo (30 mins)
1st Part program featuring the Africa Day Celebrations in Derry. Matapelo & Luigi Orabidoo sample some African food with Brice & Elly and talk with Andrew from Children in Crossfire and Kathy, the manager at Cafe Del Mondo.
- 21:00
Connecting Cultures - Kameleon New Mossley (30 mins)
Young People from New Mossley Kameleon Youth Group talk with people from Poland, India and Zimbabwe about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Newtownabbey Council Good Relations Unit.
- 22:00
A is to B as C is to D - Ikea
(45 mins)
Arts is to Business as Culture is to Development - A series
of radio programmes will be in partnership with Unite Against
Hate, Sinful Design and the Equality Commission Northern
Ireland and will explore with businesses and arts organisations
their Corporate Social Responsibility.
- 23:00
WorldClassics - Youssou N'Dour
- "Immigrés"
HThis is the album that first brought Youssou N'Dour international
attention and it's easy to see why. Apart from the gorgeous
title track, his prayer for (and plea to) his Senegalese
countrymen abroad, there's plenty of his arresting mbalax
rhythms here, marvelously danceable with the tama drum working
across the juddering beat. But it's that inimitable, eerily
high voice that shines throughout. After hearing this disc,
superstar Peter Gabriel became N'Dour's mentor, helping
to launch him to global fame. But, in many ways, this remains
far more rootsy and satisfying than much of the work he's
done since; it's made for his native market without compromise.
So there's a true earthiness to a track like "Taaw"
with its excellent guitar work by Jimi Mbaye, and throughout
N'Dour's band, Super Etoile, really get to stretch out.
A seminal piece of N'Dour. --Chris Nickson
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- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
A is to B as C is to D - Ikea
(45 mins)
Arts is to Business as Culture is to Development - A series
of radio programmes will be in partnership with Unite Against
Hate, Sinful Design and the Equality Commission Northern
Ireland and will explore with businesses and arts organisations
their Corporate Social Responsibility.
- 11:00
Newtownabbey Summer Scheme - Ballyduff (30 mins)
Young people talk to musicians from the multicultural music collective ‘The Motion Project’ about their culture.
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - Reduced
To Beggars (10 mins)
Disputes over land are the biggest single cause of court
cases in Bangladesh. It’s usually the rich and powerful
who win. Here one couple describes how they lost their home
and their livelihood.
- 12:30
"Welcome to the Machine" (60 mins)
A discussion recorded on the 25th June 2009 due to racists attacks on the Roma/Romanian community in Belfast, looking at the media's role in cultural social responsibility. Zora Molyneaux talks to a panel of representatives from Romanian, Kenyan and Indian communities with contributions from people representing various organisations.
- 14:00
Northwest - Arianna (20 mins)
Matapelo and Luigi interview some Italian people in the night time of Derry.
- 15:00
Tales from the North (30 mins)
Biographical stories from individuals in Northern Ireland.
Sarah McFarland talks with singer/songwriter Tracy Dempsey.
- 16:00
SELB YOUTH – Ganaway July 09 (30 mins)
Young people from Craigavon meet with musicians from Ghana, India & Ireland at the Ganaway Centre to talk about cultural differences and similarities.
- 17:30
Harmonicity Launch (10mins)
Organisations - SEEDS Derry and Beyond Skin initiative to
use music, verbal arts and dance to develop cultural relations.
- 18:00
VSB - Our Shared History (30 mins)
Recording of an event will held on the 1 October 2009 at the Indian Community Centre organised by Voluntary Services Bureau. VSB holds an annual event on the 1 October which is UK & UN Older Persons' Day. This was a celebration of older people across various cultures and communities in Belfast.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - Reduced
To Beggars (10 mins)
Disputes over land are the biggest single cause of court
cases in Bangladesh. It’s usually the rich and powerful
who win. Here one couple describes how they lost their home
and their livelihood.
- 19:30
Inclusive Neighbourhood Project
(15 mins)
...supporting integration between the refugee and host communities
in your neighbourhood. The Project is in partnership with
Northern Ireland Community of Refugees and Asylum Seekers,
NICRAS & Corrymeela and has been funded by EU Peace
III programm.
- 20:00
Northwest - Arianna (20 mins)
Matapelo and Luigi interview some Italian people in the night time of Derry.
- 21:00
Newtownabbey Summer Scheme - Ballyduff (30 mins)
Young people talk to musicians from the multicultural music collective ‘The Motion Project’ about their culture.
- 22:00
A is to B as C is to D - Ikea
(45 mins)
Arts is to Business as Culture is to Development - A series
of radio programmes will be in partnership with Unite Against
Hate, Sinful Design and the Equality Commission Northern
Ireland and will explore with businesses and arts organisations
their Corporate Social Responsibility.
- 23:00
WorldClassics - Paul Simon "Graceland"
(60 mins)
Released in 1986, 'Graceland' became one of the biggest
selling records of the decade bringing African sounds to
a worldwide audience. The album won the Album of the Year
Grammy award, while the title song won the Record of the
Year Grammy award, for 1986 and 1987 respectively.
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- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
SELB YOUTH – Ganaway July 09 (30 mins)
Young people from Craigavon meet with musicians from Ghana, India & Ireland at the Ganaway Centre to talk about cultural differences and similarities.
- 11:00
Connecting Cultures - Kameleon New Mossley (30 mins)
Young People from New Mossley Kameleon Youth Group talk with people from Poland, India and Zimbabwe about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Newtownabbey Council Good Relations Unit.
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - Corruption in Child’s Play (10 mins)
In Northern Uganda, in the name of rooting out local corruption children are involved in monitoring how their teachers spend education money. Here is their testimony.
- 12:30
Concern Worldwide in Mozambique (20 mins)
20minute documentary highlighting some of the development
aid work Concern Worldwide are engaged in Mozambique. www.concern.net
- 13:00
Lounge - Sarah Lynn (30 mins)
In partnership with Bruised Fruit Promotions we showcase
new artists within the comfort of their own front room.
This programme features Sarah Lynn from Belfast. www.myspace.com/sarahtones
- 14:00
Northwest Season Three - episode
2 (45 mins)
The third season of Northwest programmes produced by three
Italian students from the Foyle Language School, Renato,
Salvatore & Simona. This series of radio programmes
will explore the cultural identity people lose as a process
to integrate into society. Featuring music, cultural chat,
poetry and pasta.
- 15:00
Romanian Celebration June (60 mins)
The Romanian community host a multicultural celebration in Belfast, June 2009. Highlights from the event featuring music and poetry from around the world.
- 16:30
Harmonicity Launch (10 mins)
Organisations - SEEDS Derry and Beyond Skin initiative to
use music, verbal arts and dance to develop cultural relations.
- 17:00
Homely Planet World Music Festival (40 mins)
Documentary about the Homely Planet festival in 2006 that set the seeds for the Radio vision.
- 18:00
SELB YOUTH – Ganaway July 09 (30 mins)
Young people from Craigavon meet with musicians from Ghana, India & Ireland at the Ganaway Centre to talk about cultural differences and similarities.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - Corruption in Child’s Play (10 mins)
In Northern Uganda, in the name of rooting out local corruption children are involved in monitoring how their teachers spend education money. Here is their testimony.
- 20:00
Northwest Season Three - episode
2 (45 mins)
The third season of Northwest programmes produced by three
Italian students from the Foyle Language School, Renato,
Salvatore & Simona. This series of radio programmes
will explore the cultural identity people lose as a process
to integrate into society. Featuring music, cultural chat,
poetry and pasta.
- 21:00
Connecting Cultures - Kameleon New Mossley (30 mins)
Young People from New Mossley Kameleon Youth Group talk with people from Poland, India and Zimbabwe about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Newtownabbey Council Good Relations Unit.
- 22:00
Children in Crossfire – Massi (25 mins)
Love Music, Hate Racism in association with Children in Crossfire presents interviews with the people of Arusha, local education workers and members of the Massi Tribe.
- 23:00
WorldClassics – Tarika “Soul Makassar”
(60 mins)
“Soul Makassar” is more evidence that Tarika are becoming an ever-greater force in world music making for the 2000s. Their ancestors achieved remarkable things long before what gets called "the first world" arrived on the scene, and they're here as a shining example that taking strength from your roots and having pride in your culture can keep your head held high, wherever you come from (froots magazine 2001)
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- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
Kaliedoscope – Connecting Cultures – Braid Nov09 (30 mins)
Radio Programme for the NorthEast of Northern Ireland documenting activities within the Peace III NorthEast Partnership EU programme. In this programme people from communities in the Northwest ask guests from Romania, India & Africa about their culture.
- 11:00
Culture Night Belfast 2009 (40
mins)
Venus McDonnell chats with musicians, artists and members
of the public at the Premier Inn during Belfast's 1st Culture
Night event. Featuring performances from Scream Blue Murmur
(poets), Jonny Nixon and Talking Drum. Programme was a shared
broadcast with WATD Massachusetts who broadcasted a special
show on the night.
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - healing from harm (10 mins)
Herbal medicines and traditional healers sometimes get a bad press, as people often associate the practice with witchcraft. In a bid to improve quality, the Ugandan non-profit organization, Traditional and Modern Health Practitioners Together Against Aids and Other Diseases, known as THETA, has carried out peer-reviewed research into herbal medicines.
- 12:30
Barefeet - footsteps in learning
(10 mins)
Venus McDonnell interviews participants at a forum with
Mosten Mutale, an experienced artist facilitator with Barefeet
Theatre Co. - a Zambian based organisation using creative
arts to engage with young people on, or at risk of going
on, the street.
- 13:00
A is to B as C is to D - Ikea
(45 mins)
Arts is to Business as Culture is to Development - A series
of radio programmes will be in partnership with Unite Against
Hate, Sinful Design and the Equality Commission Northern
Ireland and will explore with businesses and arts organisations
their Corporate Social Responsibility.
- 14:00
Northwest – Nicola, Michael & Matteo (15 mins)
Luigi Orabidoo talks with Italian students, Nicola, Michael & Matteo about their home province of Ancona and their experience living in Derry.
- 15:00
Meet The Neighbours – Crumlin Gaol (80 mins)
Interviews and music from the community event held at Crumlin Road Gaol in March 2009, organised by North Belfast Partnership.
- 17:00
Journey of Equals (35 mins)
Soundtrack version of the documentary film exploring the lives of individuals united through music. www.journeyofequals.net
- 18:00
SELB YOUTH – Newcastle July 09 (30 mins)
Young people from Craigavon and Portadown meet with musicians from Ghana, India, Ireland and Zimbabwe in Newcastle to talk about cultural differences and similarities.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - healing from harm (10 mins)
Herbal medicines and traditional healers sometimes get a bad press, as people often associate the practice with witchcraft. In a bid to improve quality, the Ugandan non-profit organization, Traditional and Modern Health Practitioners Together Against Aids and Other Diseases, known as THETA, has carried out peer-reviewed research into herbal medicines.
- 19:30
Barefeet - footsteps in learning
(10 mins)
Venus McDonnell interviews participants at a forum with
Mosten Mutale, an experienced artist facilitator with Barefeet
Theatre Co. - a Zambian based organisation using creative
arts to engage with young people on, or at risk of going
on, the street.
- 20:00
Northwest – Nicola, Michael & Matteo (15 mins)
Luigi Orabidoo talks with Italian students, Nicola, Michael & Matteo about their home province of Ancona and their experience living in Derry.
- 21:00
Acoustic Café
(30 mins)
Recorded live sessions. This program features Jonny Nixon
- 22:00
Kaliedoscope – Connecting Cultures – Braid Nov09 (30 mins)
Radio Programme for the NorthEast of Northern Ireland documenting activities within the Peace III NorthEast Partnership EU programme. In this programme people from communities in the Northwest ask guests from Romania, India & Africa about their culture.
- 23:00
WorldClassics - Transglobal Underground "Dream Of A 100 Nations"
(60 mins)
Released in 1993, A fusion of muezzin wails, hi-tech beats, house piano. African chants, dub poetry and Far Eastern orchestras. This is where mainstream dance met world music launching Natasha Atlas info a successful solo career. The album features the epic anthem "Temple Head".
|
- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
Romanian Celebration June (60 mins)
The Romanian community host a multicultural celebration in Belfast, June 2009. Highlights from the event featuring music and poetry from around the world.
- 11:00
Wheelworks - Diverse City" (25 mins)
A music project exploring cultures, language and sounds with young people from refugee support community, NICRAS. Each track represents the word ‘hello’ in various languages. The project was developed and managed by Wheelworks. www.wheelworks.org.uk
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - Climate
Change Jamaica (10 mins)
Jamaica's farmers are worried about the weather. High winds,
frosts in August and dryer conditions on the tropical island
are making it harder to grow crops. All of which poses a
threat to their livelihoods and the economy.
- 13:00
Connecting Cultures - Kameleon New Mossley (30 mins)
Young People from New Mossley Kameleon Youth Group talk with people from Poland, India and Zimbabwe about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Newtownabbey Council Good Relations Unit.
- 14:00
Futureproof - Bill of Rights
part1(40 mins)
In this programme forum, school children in Dungannon discuss
their opinions on the Bill of Rights, with representatives
of the 'Belong' project, the Committee on the Administration
of Justice and the Di-verse Poets group. Hosted by Venus
McDonnell
- 15:00
Northwest - One World Festival
2009 (80 mins)
Music from various artists at the One World Festival in
Derry, June 2009.
- 17:00
Love Music Hate Racism – Belfast May 09 (120 mins)
Interviews and music for the Love Music Hate Racism event at Queens Speakeasy, Belfast in May 2009. Featuring music from Balkan Alien Sounds, Scream Blue Murmur and Talking Drum.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - Climate
Change Jamaica (10 mins)
Jamaica's farmers are worried about the weather. High winds,
frosts in August and dryer conditions on the tropical island
are making it harder to grow crops. All of which poses a
threat to their livelihoods and the economy.
- 19:30
Harmonicity Launch (10 mins)
Organisations - SEEDS Derry and Beyond Skin initiative to
use music, verbal arts and dance to develop cultural relations.
- 20:00
Found in Translation – RNIB East Belfast (30
mins)
Funded by the Community Relations Council, a program using poetry, music and debate to explore cultural differences throughout Northern Ireland’s history. This session is with a partially sighted community group in East Belfast, local poet Gordon Hewitt and guests from Zimbabwe, South Africa and India.
- 21:00
Lounge - Sarah Lynn (30 mins)
In partnership with Bruised Fruit Promotions we showcase
new artists within the comfort of their own front room.
This programme features Sarah Lynn from Belfast. www.myspace.com/sarahtones
- 22:00
Northwest - One World Festival
2009 (80 mins)
Music from various artists at the One World Festival in
Derry, June 2009.
- 23:30
Meet The Neighbours – Crumlin Gaol (80 mins)
Interviews and music from the community event held at Crumlin Road Gaol in March 2009, organised by North Belfast Partnership.
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- 02:00
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
Children in Crossfire – Massi (25 mins)
Love Music, Hate Racism in association with Children in Crossfire presents interviews with the people of Arusha, local education workers and members of the Massi Tribe.
- 11:00
Connecting Cultures – Ballybeen Community Group (70 mins)
Hosted by Zora Molyneaux, woman from Ballybeen Community Groups talk with people from India, South Africa about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Funded by Belfast City Council – culture & arts unitminute documentary highlighting some of the development
aid work Concern Worldwide are engaged in Mozambique. www.concern.net
- 12:30
Voices from Panos London - Nepal
To New Start in USA (10 mins)
In 1990 up to 100,000 ethnically Nepali Lhotsampas were
expelled from Bhutan, after the government introduced a
new citizenship test. Now, nearly 19 years after these Bhutanese
refugees took shelter in bamboo camps in Nepal, they face
a dilemma as the US, and other western nations, offer them
the opportunity of moving from Nepal.
- 13:00
Children in Crossfire – Education (15 mins)
Love Music, Hate Racism in association with Children in Crossfire presents Interviews with The People of Moshi and Arusha - including teachers and students of Karanga Technical School and Kilindini Primary School
- 14:00
Futureproof - Bill of Rights
part1(40 mins)
In this programme forum, school children in Dungannon discuss
their opinions on the Bill of Rights, with representatives
of the 'Belong' project, the Committee on the Administration
of Justice and the Di-verse Poets group. Hosted by Venus
McDonnell
- 15:00
Northwest Season Three - episode
2 (45 mins)
The third season of Northwest programmes produced by three
Italian students from the Foyle Language School, Renato,
Salvatore & Simona. This series of radio programmes
will explore the cultural identity people lose as a process
to integrate into society. Featuring music, cultural chat,
poetry and pasta.
- 16:00
Tales from the North (30 mins)
Biographical stories from individuals in Northern Ireland.
Today, Frasier Kennedy talks to Ian & Gita Brown about the connection between North Belfast & Nepal.
- 17:00
Kaliedoscope – Peace III launch (20 mins)
Radio Programme for the NorthEast of Northern Ireland documenting activities within the Peace III NorthEast Partnership EU programme. The edition Darren Ferguson speaks with guests at the launch of the NorthEast Peace III plan.
- 18:00
Culture Night Belfast 2009 (40
mins)
Venus McDonnell chats with musicians, artists and members
of the public at the Premier Inn during Belfast's 1st Culture
Night event. Featuring performances from Scream Blue Murmur
(poets), Jonny Nixon and Talking Drum. Programme was a shared
broadcast with WATD Massachusetts who broadcasted a special
show on the night.
- 19:00
Voices from Panos London - Nepal
To New Start in USA (10 mins)
In 1990 up to 100,000 ethnically Nepali Lhotsampas were
expelled from Bhutan, after the government introduced a
new citizenship test. Now, nearly 19 years after these Bhutanese
refugees took shelter in bamboo camps in Nepal, they face
a dilemma as the US, and other western nations, offer them
the opportunity of moving from Nepal.
- 19:30
Children in Crossfire – Education (15 mins)
Love Music, Hate Racism in association with Children in Crossfire presents Interviews with The People of Moshi and Arusha - including teachers and students of Karanga Technical School and Kilindini Primary School
- 20:00
Kaliedoscope – Peace III launch (20 mins)
Radio Programme for the NorthEast of Northern Ireland documenting activities within the Peace III NorthEast Partnership EU programme. The edition Darren Ferguson speaks with guests at the launch of the NorthEast Peace III plan.
- 21:00
Connecting Cultures - Elmgrove (25 mins)
People from Elmgrove Community Group in East Belfast talk to Yueping Fang from China and Skye Bompas from South Africa and Vicente Ziritt from Venezuela about their culture, traditions and beliefs. Presented by Zora Molyneaux.
- 22:00
Acoustic Café
(30 mins)
Recorded live sessions. This program features Donal Scullion. www.myspace.com/donalscullion
- 23:00
Welcome - Inter-dependence festival
2009 (180 mins)
Highlights from the two day cultural celebration (4th &
5th July) organised by Love Music Hate Racism, SEEDS and
a consortium of other organisations to send a message that
Northern Ireland welcomes people from all religions, nationalities
and traditions. Featuring interviews and music from 25 artists
including the Tin Pot Operation, Afresh, Junior Johnson,
Joe Echo, Jonny Nixon, The Free Radicals and NI Soul Troup.
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Still to come...
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'Journey of Equals'
Following on from the short film release in 2007 produced by Beyond
Skin & Carol Moore; a programme exploring the lives of individuals
united through music.
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'Futureproof'
The Bill of Rights (part 1)
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'A-is-to-B as C-is-to-D'
Exploring various Arts & Business enterprises and their impact
on Cultural Development in Northern Ireland.
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