Another lockdown recording - this time from Helen McClements on the theme Pets & the wonderful story of Cleo the Cat. Stay safe!
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As we live in extraordinary times, here are three extraordinary true stories: Paul Hutchinson learns the spoon trick and lands in very hot water; Una Lappin learns not to run alone in the wilds of Niger; Jim Livingstone learns not everyone has his best interest at heart. Paul is your host.
Our first podcast made up entirely of home-recordings: Judith Summerton feels the balm of human kindness in NYC; Paul Brady feels a fool in the depths of grief; Karen Hetherington feels the need to reconnect. Paul is your host.
We all need to acknowledge & be acknowledged so applause to our contributors, three of whom recorded in lockdown: Paul Whittington on the distractions of parents’ night; Jenny Ireland on the trauma of brain surgery; Joe Nawaz on doing the right thing; Fergal McGuckin on being a fool. Paul is your host.
Tenx9 needs your help to keep the podcast going - Paul has more details. We’ve also three stories for you on this podcast recorded at a selection of tenx9s: Steve Tymms is proud of daughter Heather; Helen Judge takes pride in goading the nuns; Richard O’Leary is proud of big sister Maud. Stay safe!
A bonus podcast that will make you smile & weep: let Cathy Carson break your heart with this excellent story featuring her mother, the Kinks & a 17-year-old. Recorded in the Black Box, February 2020 when the theme was “From the Heart.”
Three stories recorded at tenx9 Kyneton near Melbourne, when the theme was Sorry: Paul D tells a story of a Belfast bus & Lady Diana; Angus Grant is very sorry on a night out in Riga; Marye O’Brien briefly loses her way in Co Cork & in life. Sarah Lockwood & Lee Brennan are your hosts.
In a collaboration with the British Heart Foundation NI on February 26 2020 in the Black box, we heard amazing true stories From the Heart: Lynda Donaldson survived against the odds thanks to passers-by; Jacqui English pays an emotional tribute to Tommy - “forever 50”; Seph Mallon introduces us to fighter Daithí. Paul is your host.
It was the first tenx9 in Limavady & a wet Friday but with the theme of Love, it was pure sunshine in Roe Valley Arts Centre. Here are are three stories from that evening: Paul Brady finds love with the Duchess; Linda Faith-Kelly walks away from a love that wasn't right; Roy Arbuckle discovers a love for all things artistic. Paul is your host & guide.
Here is a bonus pod from the wonderful Paul Hutchinson told at the Black Box in Belfast on January 22 when the theme was The Kindness of Strangers. Cara Doran is your host.