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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 10pm Wednesday 4pm Weekends
Connecting Cultures - 1pm, 5pm, 8pm daily.
Futureproof - 2pm and 9pm Mondays & 7pm Saturday and Sunday
World Classics - 11pm weekdays
Celebration! - Daily
Voices from PANOS - 12pm and 6.30pm everyday
Kontakt - 7pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 3pm Sunday.
'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.
- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre.
- 11:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers..
- 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.
- 13:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 14:00
Futureproof - The Price of Global
Education budget cuts (40 mins)
Beyond Skin's Global Development officer, Maurice Maccartney
talks with Stephen McCloskey from the Centre for Global
Education, Belfast, about the impact of government cuts
on development education.
- 15:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers..
- 16:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- World Cafe Willowfield (10mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program record conversations about diversity that
took place in Willowfield Church East Belfast.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Manorhamilton Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:00
Northwest - Africa Day @ 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.
- 18:30
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.
- 19:30
Celebrate! – International
Women’s Day 2010 (10 mins)
Celebrated on the 8th March each year, this programme speaks
with the organisers and musicians involved in the Ulster
Hall, Belfast event 2010.
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 20:30
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre
- 21:00
Futureproof - The Price of Global
Education budget cuts (40 mins)
Beyond Skin's Global Development officer, Maurice Maccartney
talks with Stephen McCloskey from the Centre for Global
Education, Belfast, about the impact of government cuts
on development education.
- 22:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 1 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 22:30
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2(20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 23:00
WorldClassics - Talvin Singh
"ok" (70 mins)
Talvin Singh is a producer, composer and tabla (Indian drums)
player, known for creating an innovative fusion of classical
Indian music and drum and bass. His groundbreaking 1998
debut release 'OK' was recorded in Mumbai, Madras, Okinawa,
New York and London, featuring contributions from Bill Lowell,
Ruychi Sakamoto, Ustad Sultan Khan and the Madras Philharmonic
Orchestra amongst others.
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- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 10:00
Magnetic North -Bangor Academy
School (45 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 11:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
- 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.
- 13:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Manorhamilton Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 14:00
Northwest Season Three - episode
2 (30 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.
- 15:00
Magnetic North - St Patricks
School (50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 16:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:00
World Community Arts Day –
Belfast 2010 (15 mins)
Interviews with people involved in the community sector
at an event held at the Ulster Hall 17th February 2010.
Organised by Community Arts Forum. www.caf.ie
- 18:30
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.
- 19:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Manorhamilton Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 21:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
- 22:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 1 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 22:30
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2(20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 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
Magnetic North -Lisnagarvey School
(50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 11:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre.
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London –
Zambia – Buying Way Out Of Hunger (10 mins)
Each year wealthy nations donate more than five million
tonnes of food aid to poorer countries.
But some aid professionals say many people facing food shortages
would be better off with cash or vouchers to spend in local
shops. Researchers who looked into a scheme in Zambia's
western province in which aid workers gave out cash instead
of food aid say the results are promising.
- 13:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 14:00
Northwest - Celebration - Africa
Day Derry 2010 (30 mins)
Coverage of the Africa Day event in Derry 25th May 2010
organised by the African and Caribbean Association of Foyle
(ACAF) and SEEDS
- 16:00
Magnetic North - St Patricks
School (50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2(20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 18:30
Voices from Panos London –
Zambia – Buying Way Out Of Hunger (10 mins)
Each year wealthy nations donate more than five million
tonnes of food aid to poorer countries.
But some aid professionals say many people facing food shortages
would be better off with cash or vouchers to spend in local
shops. Researchers who looked into a scheme in Zambia's
western province in which aid workers gave out cash instead
of food aid say the results are promising.
- 19:00
Kontakt - Kameleon Polish Youth
Organization / Kasia Lech (50mins)
Polski Program Radiowy. A regular radio progamme for the
Polish Community in Northern Ireland. This edition - Kameleon
Polish Youth Organization and Interview with actress Kasia
The programmes will be mostly broadcasted in the Polish
Language and broadcasted weekly as part of Homely Planet’s
schedule. info.Polski
Kontakt has been developed by Beyond Skin and produced by
Homely Planet in partnership with Polish Abroad, Polish
Association N.I., Kameleon PolishYouth Organization and
Unite Agianst Hate.
this broadcast will also be available to listen on demand
at polishassociation.org
and polishabroad.co.uk
for more information email kontakt@homelyplanet.org
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Breffni Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 21:00
Northwest - Africa Day @ 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.
- 21:30
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com.
- 22:00
Northwest - Africa Day @ 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.
- 22:30
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre.
- 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
Concern Worldwide in Mozambique
(20 mins)
20minute documentary highlighting some of the development
aid work Concern Worldwide are engaged in Mozambique. www.concern.net
- 10:30
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers
- 11:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 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.
- 13:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Manorhamilton Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 14:00
Northwest - Arianna (20 mins)
Matapelo and Luigi interview some Italian people in the
night time of Derry.
- 15:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 1 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 16:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- World Cafe Willowfield (10mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program record conversations about diversity that
took place in Willowfield Church East Belfast.
- 18:30
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.
- 19:00
Trans Belfast Festival 2010 -
radio sessions (20 mins)
Homely Planet journalists Venus McDonnell and Marcin Krzewicki
worked with 10 students to teach them how to record and
produce a radio programme. Students interviewed 2 special
guests from Zimbabwe and China to learn about their culture,
traditions and beliefs. Listen again to this broadcast www.belfasteast.net
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Breffni Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 21:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers
- 21:30
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- World Cafe Willowfield (10mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program record conversations about diversity that
took place in Willowfield Church East Belfast
- 22:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 1 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com.
- 22:30
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com.
- 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
Magnetic North - St Patricks
School (50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 11:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre.
- 12:00
Voices from Panos London - growing
pains (10 mins)
This five minute interview explores how HIV continues to
affect families in South Africa. Abigail Ntleko, a nursing
sister has spent much of her adult life caring for families
with HIV and she has adopted scores of children, encouraging
them confront the stigma around HIV which still persists.
- 13:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Breffni Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 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
Magnetic North - St Patricks
School (50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 16:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:30
Voices from Panos London - growing
pains (10 mins)
This five minute interview explores how HIV continues to
affect families in South Africa. Abigail Ntleko, a nursing
sister has spent much of her adult life caring for families
with HIV and she has adopted scores of children, encouraging
them confront the stigma around HIV which still persists.
- 19:00
Kontakt - Kameleon Polish Youth
Organization / Kasia Lech (50mins)
Polski Program Radiowy. A regular radio progamme for the
Polish Community in Northern Ireland. This edition - Kameleon
Polish Youth Organization and Interview with actress Kasia
The programmes will be mostly broadcasted in the Polish
Language and broadcasted weekly as part of Homely Planet’s
schedule. info.Polski
Kontakt has been developed by Beyond Skin and produced by
Homely Planet in partnership with Polish Abroad, Polish
Association N.I., Kameleon PolishYouth Organization and
Unite Agianst Hate.
this broadcast will also be available to listen on demand
at polishassociation.org
and polishabroad.co.uk
for more information email kontakt@homelyplanet.org
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 21:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Womens Information Group (10mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.In this program Venus McDonnell chats with a ladies from
a Womens Information Support Group in Belfast.
- 22:00
Celebration - Africa Day Derry
2010 (30 mins)
Coverage of the Africa Day event in Derry 25th May 2010
organised by the African and Caribbean Association of Foyle
(ACAF) and SEEDS
- 23:00
WorldClassics - Andy Palacio
& Garifuna Collective "watina" (55mins)
Andy Palacio passed away unexpectedly of complications from
a heart attack on January 19, 2008. The legacy of his life
lives on in the music of 'Wátina', a stunning album
released in 2007 featuring an all-star, multigenerational
lineup of Garifuna musicians from Belize, Guatemala, and
Honduras. 'Watina' was listed as No.1 in Amazon.com 100
Greatest World Music Albums of All Time.
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- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 09:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Womens Information Group
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.In this program Venus McDonnell chats with a ladies from
a Womens Information Support Group in Belfast.
- 10:00
Magnetic North -Lisnagarvey School
(50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 11:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers..
- 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 Leitrim Special
- Manorhamilton Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 14:00
Futureproof - The Price of Global
Education budget cuts (40 mins)
Beyond Skin's Global Development officer, Maurice Maccartney
talks with Stephen McCloskey from the Centre for Global
Education, Belfast, about the impact of government cuts
on development education.
- 16:00
Northwest - Africa Day @ 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.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Breffni Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (15mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 18:30
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..
- 19:00
Futureproof - The Price of Global
Education budget cuts (40 mins)
Beyond Skin's Global Development officer, Maurice Maccartney
talks with Stephen McCloskey from the Centre for Global
Education, Belfast, about the impact of government cuts
on development education.
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 21:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 1 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 22:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (15mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 23:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers..
|
- 00:01
N. I. Tunes
Selection of music from the Homely Planet playlist.
- 09:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Womens Information Group
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.In this program Venus McDonnell chats with a ladies from
a Womens Information Support Group in Belfast..
- 10:00
Magnetic North -Lisnagarvey School
(50 mins)
Q & A radio session looking at why people of different
cultures choose to live in Northern Ireland. Students from
this school get to ask questions to the guests from Slovakia,
Nepal, Africa & China.
- 11:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- NICRAS (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on NICRAS, the Northern Ireland Community
for Refugees and Asylum Seekers..
- 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 Leitrim Special
- Breffni Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 14:00
Futureproof - The Price of Global
Education budget cuts (40 mins)
Beyond Skin's Global Development officer, Maurice Maccartney
talks with Stephen McCloskey from the Centre for Global
Education, Belfast, about the impact of government cuts
on development education.
- 15:00
Kontakt - Kameleon Polish Youth
Organization / Kasia Lech (50mins)
Polski Program Radiowy. A regular radio progamme for the
Polish Community in Northern Ireland. This edition - Kameleon
Polish Youth Organization and Interview with actress Kasia
The programmes will be mostly broadcasted in the Polish
Language and broadcasted weekly as part of Homely Planet’s
schedule. info.Polski
Kontakt has been developed by Beyond Skin and produced by
Homely Planet in partnership with Polish Abroad, Polish
Association N.I., Kameleon PolishYouth Organization and
Unite Agianst Hate.
this broadcast will also be available to listen on demand
at polishassociation.org
and polishabroad.co.uk
for more information email kontakt@homelyplanet.org
- 16:00
Northwest - Africa Day @ 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.
- 17:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim special
- Ballinamore Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 18:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (15mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 18:30
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..
- 19:00
Futureproof - The Price of Global
Education budget cuts (40 mins)
Beyond Skin's Global Development officer, Maurice Maccartney
talks with Stephen McCloskey from the Centre for Global
Education, Belfast, about the impact of government cuts
on development education.
- 20:00
Connecting Cultures Leitrim Special
- Manorhamilton Youth Group
Young people talk with musicians from Ireland, India, Ghana
and Uganda about their culture, traditions and beliefs.
Also the young people produce music with the group. Part
of the Leitrim County Youth Summer Camps programme funded
by Leitrim Council Good Relations. www.leitrimcoco.ie
- 21:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 1 (20mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 22:00
Celebration! Belfast Summer Carnival
- part 2 (15mins)
Interviews and music from the artists, participants and
guests at the Belfast Summer Carnival June 2010. Developed
and organised by the beat Inititive in partnership with
other groups, the 2010 festival theme was 'Puppet Picnic'
www.belfastcarnival.com
- 23:00
Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010
- Islamic Womens Group (20mins)
The Belfast Inclusion Festival comprises some 45+ events
which will take place throughout the city during the month
of June. The event is managed by South Belfast Roundtable
on Racism (SBRTR), a group comprising more than 85+ organisations
from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors whose
joint efforts and activities are all directed at tackling
racism and promoting inclusion. www.belfastinclusionfestival.org
.This program focuses on the Women from Belfast Islamic
Centre..
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Still to come...
-
'FutureProof'
Governments cuts and the effect on Global Education
-
'Belfast Inclusion Festival 2010'
Programmes recorded at events and workshops during the festival
in June 2010
-
'Kontakt'
Program Polskiego Radia.
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