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Saturday 5 October
5pm Kiss of Death: A thief arrested for a jewelry heist initially refuses to give up his accomplices, but he changes his mind after his wife dies under mysterious circumstances
6.40 The Strangest Abandoned Quarry In The World: Stephen J Reid
7.00 Round Up Compilation
8.00 Table For Four Ep. 9 “Put Your Stamp On It” Craft show inspired by the techniques of the 1940s. Artist and curator Ciaran Doran works with three guests using rubber stamps to create bespoke prints on different materials in front of a live audience. Full of inspiring ideas for how to creatively use rubber stamps
8.30 Comprehensive guide to Arts and Culture
9.00 On The Box – Steve Amos. Based in Holywood, County Down, Steve Amos is a comedic songwriter who (according to his bio) has written over 150 masterpieces. Steve performs some of these & chats to On The Box
9.30 Democracy Now! Independent news hour hosted by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan González
Friday 4 October
5pm Film: Fortune Is a Woman. An insurance investigator runs into an ex-girlfriend, who is still as beautiful as he remembered her, but is now married
6.45 Cinemagic’s Claire Shaw on this years film and television festival for young people and the events taking place throughout October until November
7.00 Covering Ukraine: Stories from the UK Local Television Network made in cooperation with Hromadske TV showing local responses both in Ukraine and UK to the war
7.30 Banterflix reviewing ‘The Substance’, Robert Harmon’s 1986 feature ‘The Hitcher ‘and to celebrate the start of spooky season this week’s ‘Pick of the Screams’ is ‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ with guests Adam Neeson, James Oliver and Gav Logan hosted by Bill Taylor
8.00 NI Women’s Football Show with Jana McCabe plus Larne FC Women’s player Sasha Clare and Ballymoney United Women’s double winning goalkeeper Laura Devine plus features from Women’s Super Cup final action
8.30 Hot Country: Videos from Daniel ODonnell, Cordelia, Effie Neill, Terrie Clarke and Lainey Wilson, Alex Roe, Billy McFarland & Trionagh Allen, Gerry Guthrie, Jimmy Buckley, Anne Biddie, Joe Pardi & Clint Black, Chris Le Doux, Belamey Brothers
9.30 Robin Elliott Tonight: Special episode from Malmaison Hotel with journalist Kim Kelly, Harpist Ursula Burns with a live performance, comedian Tim McGarry, singer songwriter Niamh Murray performs live, Christine Campbell and Maura McClean from Macmillan Cancer Support and Richard Wakely from Belfast International Arts Festival
10.30 Democracy Now!
Thursday 3 October
5pm Film: Dear Murderer. A businessman plans to kill his cheating wife’s lover and make it look like suicide
6.30 Covering Ukraine
6.55 Mela Parade August 2024
7.00 Neave Wright and Jonathan Mitchell from Bounce Arts Festival created by and for disabled, d/Deaf and neurodivergent people. Transcending barriers, celebrating ability and disability
7.15 The Zen Project: Wellbeing and Mental Health Support. Zen Team Louisa and Michael team up with Student Roost Laurie Edwards
7.30 Table for Four: Tin Cans and Crockery – Artist and curator Ciaran Doran works with guests to create beautiful flower displays using household objects like tin cans as pots
8.00 Mike Gaston speaks to former Formula One engineer and current Sky Sports F1 analyst Bernie Collins about her new book “How To Win A Grand Prix”. Bernie shares stories of working with legends of the sport and how her crucial decisions turned the tide of important races
8.30 On The Box – Steve Amos. Based in Holywood, County Down, Steve Amos is a comedic songwriter who (according to his bio) has written over 150 masterpieces. Steve performs some of these & chats to On The Box
9.00 Democracy Now!
10.00 Chewing the Cud is light hearted, filled with innuendo and comedy, looking at the world of showbiz social trends and anything light-hearted with regular guest hosts and interviews
10.25 Guide to the Arts
