Bob鈥檚 Your Uncle; Cormac Thompson signing to Decca; The Running Book; The Irish Festival of Oulu; Resident Chef Paula McIntyre
Mercer MacWilliam Hughes on winning best film at the national 2020 Into Film Awards and 11-year-old Cormac Thompson on being the youngest artist ever signed to Decca records.
20 year old MacWilliams Hughes from Drumbo has won best film at the national 2020 Into Film Awards for his 10 minute short film 鈥淏ob鈥檚 Your Uncle鈥 which captures nuanced sibling rivalry and relationships. He chats to John about his inspirations and growing up with a passion for film. We hear the amazing voice of 11-year-old Cormac Thompson. He has a special relationship with his Nana Colleen and when he sent a recording of Danny Boy to her during lockdown, little did they know it would lead him to becoming the youngest signing ever to Decca records. John Connell talks about his memoir 鈥淭he Running Book鈥- a journey through memory, landscape and history and what it feels to be alive when running. Brent Cassidy updates us on the 15th Irish Festival of Oulu from Finland which has gone virtual this year with some of the best names in traditional Irish music and Paula McIntyre bakes tear and share bread with a bagna cauda 鈥 Italian for hot dip, with garlic and anchovies.
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Tear and Share Bread with Bagna Cauda
The perfect Italian dip served with tear and share bread or veggies
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- Sat 14 Nov 2020 11:03大象传媒 Radio Ulster & 大象传媒 Radio Foyle