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Your Place And Mine Podcast Episodes Episode guide

A Kells Love Story, and the Lifeboats of Lough Neagh.

A love story that links Iran with Kells in County Antrrim, and the lifeboats of Kinnego.
A Huge Mural in Ballymena, and an Opera Singer from Carrickfergus.

A Huge Mural in Ballymena, and an Opera Singer from Carrickfergus.
A former railway man visits Irvinestown Railway for the first time in 77 years.

Raymond Compton returns to Irvinestown Railway Station where he had his first job.
A Field of Dreams in Seskinore, Ballymena Steam and Coney Island.

A field of dreams in Seskinore, Ballymena steam and a life of solitude on Coney Island.
A Day in Portstewart

As the Irish Open comes to Portstewart, Anne Marie takes a tour of her home town.
A clinker boat on Lough Erne

As boats return to the lough, Anne Marie remembers a trip on the historic vessel.
A Childhood in Larne

Anne Marie is given a tour of Larne by the writer Jim Shields.
A "wild west" style railway in Clogher Valley, and how Christmas trees help the wildlife of the Six Mile Water.

A "wild west" style railway, and Christmas trees help the wildlife of the Six Mile Water.
9 May VE Day, Steinbeck & De Courcy

WW2 veteran Bill Eames, John Steinbeck in Ballykelly.
30th Anniversary Special

A special 30th anniversary show, broadcast live from the "witch's hat", in Portstewart.
30th Anniversary Special

A special 30th anniversary show, broadcast live from the "witch's hat", in Portstewart.
29/07/2017 Could you float into a basking shark's mouth?

Heather's big swim, the actor Patrick Magee and John Wesley's tree.
23 May The Bells, The Canal & The Blitz

St Comgall's in Bangor: Columbanus, Newry Canal's lock gates and the Belfast blitz
"You could hear the children laughing all around on a still calm day!"

Moneydarragh Hub in Co Down brings new life to the area following the school's closure.
"Would You Like A Peacock?"

Peacocks and pike at Dulrush, basalt and lime at Carnlough and good cycling in Armagh
"When you lose the language of the landscape you lose a part of an area."

A group from Loughros Point in County Donegal, have gathered 600 local place names.
"We headed off on a bus right across Ireland"

Seeing the Pope in '79, The Beetling Mill and the man behind John O' The North
"They're known as the clowns of the ocean!"

Puffins - also known as clowns of the ocean - nest every year at Rathlin Island.
"They left a stone, and had one last look at home."

Nodlaig Brolly visits Carntogher in Derry where emigrants passed on their way to America.
"They all have a story to tell!"

Frances Lavery on the stories of the Songs and Poems of Tynan Parish.
"There were the girls' parts and the boys' parts."

Sandra Biddle from Derry on how gender equality has changed for her and her daughters.
"Tell the story of what might have happened!"

Colum Sands explains his new book seeks to "tell the story of what might have happened".
"People were living here 10,000 years ago"

Remembering archeologist Peter Woodman, chicks & kids in Donemana and golf in Portstewart
"No harm comes to the house with a donkey"

Johnny Fee and his donkey, the daily bread in Maghera and the Princess Victoria disaster.
"It was just like a lawnmower with wings!"

Helen Mark learns about the discovery of an historic Dragonfly helicopter in Lough Foyle.
"It makes our sun look like a cold cup of tea!"

The Armagh Observatory's Simon Jeffery discovers stars many times hotter than the sun.
"It doesn't matter how old you are, how healthy, or who you love."

Anne Marie McAleese hears about a new inclusive social farm at Lislagan near Ballymoney.
"It brings out the best in them!"

How Dungannon's theatre group "brings out the best" in people with disabilities!
"If you had the price of a bronze sword then...."

Bronze swords in Arney, the emigrants stone in Aghyaran and the courtship of C煤chulainn
"If they were people you'd think they were a bit cranky...."

Apple trees in Armagh, the 'new' old floor in Mount Stewart and remembering Joan Trimble.