Soundscapes

Angler Ian Gamble reflects on his first time he caught a trout and salmon as a boy.

An exploration of four soundscapes from the four original gates of Derry's City Walls.

Stephen McCauley orchestrates a live version of his weekly Soundscape with Elma Orkestra.

Mitch Dunn explains her vision for Woodtown in the heart of Stendhal Festival.

An 8ft bell stolen and buried in a grave marked 'A Bell' is now ringing out in Strabane.

Martin tells his story of how he came to live in harm reduction hostel House in the Wells

Archivist Bernadette Walsh unveils some of the rare and beautiful items she works with.

Exploring the social power of community gardens with Triax Neighbourhood Partnership.

Joining environmentalist Kiko Matthews on her three-month mission to clean UK beaches.

Paul Strawbridge from Foyle Paddlers takes us on a canoe journey along the River Foyle.

Third generation seller Paddy Lynn explains the romance of St. Georges Market in Belfast.

Exploring the sound of the city 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Daíthí Connaughton discusses water divining, energy healing and the transience of borders

Kemal Scarpello on how a childhood memory lead to him opening his own bakery in Donegal.

Charlie Sweeney talks about his love for his small square of land in Creggan.

Bushmill's master blender Helen Mulholland talks about leaving her mark on the industry.

William McElhinney explains why we should celebrate Seaweed.

Olympic Boxer Charlie Nash remembers a career shaped by family, discipline and tragedy.

Soft-matter physicist Dr Anne Pawsey explains the physics of alcohol.

Wood carver Caillin O'Kane explains how making bows for archery is a form of escapism.

Enter the world of Yellowstone National Park in in Wyoming, America.

Felipe de Algeciras explains why Flamenco is the most important part of his life.

Following four-year-old Kasper as he prepares for his first solo trapeze performance.

Inside the art room of Lumen Christi College.