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4922: LISTEN¦ As shortages of fresh veg continue in supermarkets, should we turn to the frozen/tinned alternative? Frank spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey
As shortages of fresh veg continue in supermarkets, should we turn to the frozen/tinned alternative? Frank spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4921: LISTEN¦ 'We'd love to be able to get on with life and celebrate Lisa for the beautiful human being she was but we can't while she's out there alone, without a gravestone' - Joanne Dorrian spoke to Frank, 18 years after her sister Lisa disappeared
'We'd love to be able to get on with life and celebrate Lisa for the beautiful human being she was but we can't while she's out there alone, without a gravestone' - Joanne Dorrian spoke to Frank, 18 years after her sister Lisa disappeared Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4920: LISTEN¦ Strength training isn't just for athletes and bodybuilders, Dr Jonny Bloomfield tells Frank why we should all be doing it
Strength training isn't just for athletes and bodybuilders, Dr Jonny Bloomfield tells Frank why we should all be doing it Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4919: LISTEN¦ 'The deal looks like welcome progress, but the real hard work is only beginning' - Retail NI chief Glyn Roberts says the final Protocol deal must work for consumers as well as business
'The deal looks like welcome progress, but the real hard work is only beginning' - Retail NI chief Glyn Roberts says the final Protocol deal must work for consumers as well as business Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4918: LISTEN¦ Love Island viewers have been accusing some contestants of 'toxic femininity' after some male participants were reduced to tears - journalist, commentator and direct of Mighty Women Kim Kelly gives her thoughts
Love Island viewers have been accusing some contestants of 'toxic femininity' after some male participants were reduced to tears - journalist, commentator and direct of Mighty Women Kim Kelly gives her thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4917: LISTEN¦ 'Challenging, but incredibly rewarding' - Mark Haslam, managing director of Loud Mouth Media tells Frank about his company's experience of trialling a four-day work week
'Challenging, but incredibly rewarding' - Mark Haslam, managing director of Loud Mouth Media tells Frank about his company's experience of trialling a four-day work week Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4916: LISTEN¦ Imagine counting literally millions of one and two pence coins - that's what Eric Kewley has done, as he's raised almost £100,000 for the Children's Hospice, with his Koppers for Kids campaign over the past 25 years
Imagine counting literally millions of one and two pence coins - that's what Eric Kewley has done, as he's raised almost £100,000 for the Children's Hospice, with his Koppers for Kids campaign over the past 25 years Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4915: LISTEN¦ Over the weekend parts of Northern Ireland were treated to an incredible display of the Northern Lights. But what are they and when are you likely to see them? Frank spoke to Prof Jorick Vink from the Armagh Planetarium
Over the weekend parts of Northern Ireland were treated to an incredible display of the Northern Lights. But what are they and when are you likely to see them? Frank spoke to Prof Jorick Vink from the Armagh Planetarium Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4914: LISTEN¦ Should employers let staff bring their kids to work if they can't get childcare cover? Frank got the thoughts of Kim Kelly
Should employers let staff bring their kids to work if they can't get childcare cover? Frank got the thoughts of Kim Kelly Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4913: LISTEN¦ 'There's deep shock here in Omagh, but also a certain amount of anger' Councillor Errol Thompson, who has been friends with Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell for 35 years, urges those with information to come forward
Fermanagh and Omagh District Councillor Errol Thompson has known Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell for 35 years and told Frank there is both 'deep shock' and an 'amount of anger' in Omagh, as he calls for those with information about the attempted murder of the father-of-four to come forward. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4912: LISTEN¦ Former Green Party leader Steven Agnew, who left politics to work in renewables, told Frank there's 'no doubt' others will follow suit if Stormont isn't revived
Former Green Party leader Steven Agnew, who left politics to work in renewables, told Frank there's 'no doubt' others will follow suit if Stormont isn't revived Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4911: LISTEN¦ 'This is a seasoned, dedicated detective and family man, giving back to his community in his own time and for that he was nearly murdered in front of his own son and other children,, it's an absolute disgrace' - says PFNI chair Liam Kelly
'This is a seasoned, dedicated detective and family man, giving back to his community in his own time and for that he was nearly murdered in front of his own son and other children,, it's an absolute disgrace' - says PFNI chair Liam Kelly Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4910: LISTEN¦ 'Our community is horrified, disgusted and angered - these people must and will be brought to justice' SDLP MLA Daniel McCrossan and UUP policing board member Mike Nesbitt react to the shooting of a senior PSNI officer in Omagh
'Our community is horrified, disgusted and angered - these people must and will be brought to justice' SDLP MLA Daniel McCrossan and UUP policing board member Mike Nesbitt react to the shooting of a senior PSNI officer in Omagh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4909: LISTEN¦ Why are there so many gaps in the fruit and veg aisle? Neil Johnston from the NI Retail Consortium and Trevor Gabbie from the Ulster Farmers Union talk about the challenges facing both supermarkets and growers
Why are there so many gaps in the fruit and veg aisle? Neil Johnston from the NI Retail Consortium and Trevor Gabbie from the Ulster Farmers Union talk about the challenges facing both supermarkets and growers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4908: LISTEN¦ SNP leadership candidate Kate Forbes is facing scrutiny over her Christian beliefs - do we and should we care about the faith of our leaders? Frank got the thoughts of Alex Kane
SNP leadership candidate Kate Forbes is facing scrutiny over her Christian beliefs - do we and should we care about the faith of our leaders? Frank got the thoughts of Alex Kane Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4907: LISTEN¦ BAFTA winning actor James Martin and his father, broadcasting legend Ivan, joined Frank to talk about An Irish Goodbye, meeting A-listers and why an Oscar would be the perfect birthday present
BAFTA winning actor James Martin and his father, broadcasting legend Ivan, joined Frank to talk about An Irish Goodbye, meeting A-listers and why an Oscar would be the perfect birthday present Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4906: LISTEN¦ I give up! Dr Jonny Bloomfield guides Frank through the best way to successfully break bad habits and the power of gradual improvements
I give up! Dr Jonny Bloomfield guides Frank through the best way to successfully break bad habits and the power of gradual improvements Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4905: LISTEN¦ Flippin delicious! Top chef, author and broadcaster Paula McIntyre gives Frank some top tips on the many ways to prepare pancakes - whether you like them sweet or savoury
Flippin delicious! Top chef, author and broadcaster Paula McIntyre gives Frank some top tips on the many ways to prepare pancakes - whether you like them sweet or savoury Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4904: LISTEN¦ Thousands of workers in the education and health sectors across Northern Ireland have gone on strike. Frank spoke to Kevin McAdam from Unite and Mark Langhammer from the National Education Union
4904: LISTEN¦ Thousands of workers in the education and health sectors across Northern Ireland have gone on strike. Frank spoke to Kevin McAdam from Unite and Mark Langhammer from the National Education Union Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4903: LISTEN¦ 'I've said from day one, I don't care who did it, I just want it done' - Dáithí Gabhann's father Máirtín tells @frank_broadcast the family is 'relived and emotional' after being told the organ donation bill would go through at Westminster
4903: LISTEN¦ 'I've said from day one, I don't care who did it, I just want it done' - Dáithí Gabhann's father Máirtín tells @frank_broadcast the family is 'relived and emotional' after being told the organ donation bill would go through at Westminster Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4902: LISTEN¦ It's played host to some of the 20th century's most famous singers, orators and activists. Now a very special building in Derry is getting the restoration it deserves. Frank spoke to Anne Marie Gallagher from the St Columb's Hall Trust
4902: LISTEN¦ It's played host to some of the 20th century's most famous singers, orators and activists. Now a very special building in Derry is getting the restoration it deserves. Frank spoke to Anne Marie Gallagher from the St Columb's Hall Trust Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4901:LISTEN¦ Losing our religion? Census shows for the first time, more non-religious people than Christians. Frank spoke to David Smyth from Evangelical Alliance and Boyd Sleator from NI Humanists
4901:LISTEN¦ Losing our religion? Census shows for the first time, more non-religious people than Christians. Frank spoke to David Smyth from Evangelical Alliance and Boyd Sleator from NI Humanists Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4900: LISTEN| 'Enough is enough - women shouldn't be afraid to be in their home or walk by themselves' - Niall McNally, brother of Natalie, tells Frank why his family is involved in a rally in Lurgan, calling for an end to violence against women
4900: LISTEN| 'Enough is enough - women shouldn't be afraid to be in their home or walk by themselves' - Niall McNally, brother of Natalie, tells Frank why his family is involved in a rally in Lurgan, calling for an end to violence against women Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4899: LISTEN: 'Excited, flattered and honoured' - multi-platinum selling music legend Phil Coulter tells @U105radio how it feels to be awarded the freedom of his home city, Derry
4899: LISTEN: 'Excited, flattered and honoured' - multi-platinum selling music legend Phil Coulter tells @U105radio how it feels to be awarded the freedom of his home city, Derry Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4898: LISTEN¦ 'We want the truth, transparency and lessons to be learned' campaigner Martina Ferguson talks to Frank about the experience of bereaved families as the Covid inquiry moves into its next phase
'We want the truth, transparency and lessons to be learned' campaigner Martina Ferguson talks to Frank about the harrowing experience of many bereaved families as the Covid inquiry moves into its next phase Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4896: LISTEN¦ The election is over, but the future of the Stormont Assembly remains uncertain. What happens next? Frank heard the thoughts of @brendanhughes64, @BillWhiteNI and @JonTonge
The election is over, but the future of the Stormont Assembly remains uncertain. What happens next? Frank heard the thoughts of @brendanhughes64, @BillWhiteNI and @JonTonge4, @BillWhiteNI and @JonTonge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4895: LISTEN¦ 'There's a great buzz - things are bouncing back and it's great to celebrate that' - Derry city centre manager Jim Roddy talks to Frank about the upcoming North West Business Awards
'There's a great buzz - things are bouncing back and it's great to celebrate that' - Derry city centre manager Jim Roddy talks to Frank about the upcoming North West Business Awards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4892: LISTEN: Misty Falls (@ohmummymisty) talks to @frank_broadcast about the NI drag scene and whether @BluHydrangea_ winning Ru Paul's Drag Race UK vs The World could make drag mainstream in NI
Misty Falls (@ohmummymisty) talks to @frank_broadcast about the NI drag scene and whether @BluHydrangea_ winning Ru Paul's Drag Race UK vs The World could make drag mainstream in NI Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4890 LISTEN: With Ireland's first city, Armagh, a modern new town in Craigavon and a traditional market town, Banbridge, Amberlea Neely explains why ABC Council's bid to be UK City of Culture is unique
With Ireland's first city, Armagh, a modern new town in Craigavon and a traditional market town, Banbridge, Amberlea Neely explains why ABC Council's bid to be UK City of Culture is unique Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4894: LISTEN¦ 'We can't have any more delays, it's critical to the future of Bangor' UUP councillor Carl McClean tells Frank progress on redeveloping Bangor seafront is overdue, after a one year hold-up in granting permission
We can't have any more delays, it's critical to the future of Bangor' UUP councillor Carl McClean tells Frank progress on redeveloping Bangor seafront is overdue, after a one year hold-up in granting permission Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4893: LISTEN¦ Former DUP minister Jim Wells told Frank why he doesn't expect to stand for office again, why he's supporting Edwin Poots and why he doesn't always enjoy coming on the Phone-In
Former DUP minister Jim Wells told Frank why he doesn't expect to stand for office again, why he's supporting Edwin Poots and why he doesn't always enjoy coming on the Phone-In Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4893: LISTEN¦ Flared jeans are back in style - but what fashions would you like to see return and what styles should remain in the past? Frank talked to style guru Nuala McMenamin from Adorn Bespoke Styling
Flared jeans are back in style - but what fashions would you like to see return and what styles should remain in the past? Frank talked to style guru Nuala McMenamin from Adorn Bespoke Styling Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4892: LISTEN¦ More than half of NI women say they don't feel safe on our streets. Frank spoke to Allison Morris and Bill White about the alarming findings of a new poll
More than half of NI women say they don't feel safe on our streets. Frank spoke to Allison Morris and Bill White about the alarming findings of a new poll Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4873: LISTEN¦ 'We know that a five year old and a four year old are a world apart and yet we're asking them to be assessed together' Tiny Life CEO Alison McNulty talks to Frank as support grows for allowing some children to delay starting school
'We know that a five year old and a four year old are a world apart and yet we're asking them to be assessed together' Tiny Life CEO Alison McNulty talks to Frank as support grows for allowing some children to delay starting school Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4891: LISTEN¦ 'The road is for everyone -there shouldn't be a conflict between cyclists and motorists' - Anne Madden from Sustrans had some words of advice and encouragement for Frank as he begins his cycling challenge
'The road is for everyone -there shouldn't be a conflict between cyclists and motorists' - Anne Madden from Sustrans had some words of advice and encouragement for Frank as he begins his cycling challenge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4872: LISTEN¦ The bookies still have Sinn Fein as favourites to be the largest party after next year's Stormont election, but a new poll has the DUP closing the gap - will it be enough to retain the FM post? Frank spoke to pollster Bill White and Prof Jon Tonge
The bookies still have Sinn Fein as favourites to be the largest party after next year's Stormont election, but a new poll has the DUP closing the gap - will it be enough to retain the FM post? Frank spoke to pollster Bill White and Prof Jon Tonge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4871: LISTEN¦ Struggling to cope with clutter? Frank spoke to organiser expert Claire Savage from Order in the House NI for some great tips #nationalorganisingweek
LISTEN¦ Struggling to cope with clutter? Frank spoke to organiser expert Claire Savage from Order in the House NI for some great tips #nationalorganisingweek Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4870: LISTEN¦ Time to ditch the dating apps? Study finds those who meet a spouse online are 6 times more likely to divorce. Frank talks to relationship coach Denise McNally
Time to ditch the dating apps? Study finds those who meet a spouse online are 6 times more likely to divorce. Frank talks to relationship coach Denise McNally Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Being Fab At 50 - Lessons on Vitality with Rosemary Gibb
In episode two of Being Fab At 50, Denise Watson speaks to Rosemary Gibb, a hair stylist and salon owner who has been in the business for over 30 years and has a real passion and lust for life. Rosemary has managed to balance a successful career with raising a family and to her, contrary to popular belief, the 50 year milestone can often take the pressure off women as they begin to feel more comfortable in their own skin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Being Fab At 50 - Exercising Your Mind And Body with Melanie Minshull
U105’s Denise Watson is hitting a milestone age this October… She’s turning 50! The Lisburn mum of 2 is on a mission to feel good about turning 50 rather than dreading it. Being Fab at 50 is a brand new podcast series from U105, reflecting on what it means to be a woman at this stage of your life…which is ready to hit the podcast platforms...In our first episode of the series, Deinse sits down with Melanie Minshull, a fabulous 54-year-old personal trainer and health care professional who just oozes confidence while feeling and looking great.Mel shares her own personal journey in this fascinating conversation with Denise. From her initial tentative walks on a treadmill in her 40’s, to running her first Marathon a couple of years later, Mel’s positivity shines through as she encompasses everything Being Fab at 50 is all about. Want to make your meals even better? Try Linwoods seed and nut blends which pack a nutritional punch, with plenty of protein, fibre and Omega-3 among the many additional nutrients – from vitamin D to Co Enzyme Q10. Get 30% off your next purchase using the code LINWOODS30 at www.linwoodshealthfoods.com [Set to land on www.linwoodshealthfoods.com/shop/] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
LISTEN¦ Win a staycation - @U105radio is proud to partner with the NI Travel & Tourism Awards 2021 - cast your vote to have a chance of winning - Jonathan Adair tells Frank more
Win a staycation - @U105radio is proud to partner with the NI Travel & Tourism Awards 2021 - cast your vote to have a chance of winning - Jonathan Adair tells Frank more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4869| LISTEN:Why are many schools not following guidance around self isolation? @drgrahamgault, President of the NAHT & @UTU_edu deputy secretary Jacquie White talk to @frank_broadcast about safety concerns and the difficulties of administering track and trace
Why are spmany schools deciding not to follow public health guidance on self isolation? Frank spoke to Dr Graham Gault, President of the NAHT and the UTU's deputy secretary Jacquie White talk to Frank about the difficulties of administering track and trace Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4868: LISTEN| Would you give a second thought to wearing second hand? Lord Mayor @KateNicholl is encouraging us to embrace pre-loved clothing - 'it helps charities and the environment and slows the cycle of fast fashion'
Would you give a second thought to wearing second hand? Lord Mayor @KateNicholl is encouraging us to embrace pre-loved clothing - 'it helps charities and the environment and slows the cycle of fast fashion' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4867: LISTEN¦ Carrot or stick? How can health officials persuade young people to get the Covid vaccine? Organisers at Feile an Phobail have a 'Vaccines for Tickets' initiative - Frank spoke to director Kevin Gamble
Carrot or stick? How can health officials persuade young people to get the Covid vaccine? Organisers at Feile an Phobail have a 'Vaccines for Tickets' initiative - Frank spoke to director Kevin Gamble Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4866: LISTEN¦ They make our lives easier, but a new report has found that smart devices could be leaving us vulnerable to cyber attack. Frank spoke to top cyber security expert Wayne Denner about how we can improve our security
They make our lives easier, but a new Which report has found that smart devices could be leaving us vulnerable to cyber attack. Frank spoke to top cyber security expert Wayne Denner about how we can improve our security Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4865: LISTEN¦ The latest LucidTalk poll suggests support for the DUP has halved in 18 months. Who are going to be the major beneficiaries and can Edwin Poots right the ship? Frank spoke to lead pollster Bill White and David McCann
The latest LucidTalk poll suggests support for the DUP has halved in 18 months. Who are going to be the major beneficiaries and can Edwin Poots right the ship? Frank spoke to lead pollster Bill White and David McCann Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4864:LISTEN¦ 'The sun's out and we're good to go' Nicola Neill, owner of luxury B&B Blackrock House in Portrush and Janice Gault from NI Hotels Federation talk to Frank as local tourism reopens
'The sun's out and we're good to go' Nicola Neill, owner of luxury B&B Blackrock House in Portrush and Janice Gault from NI Hotels Federation talk to Frank as local tourism reopens Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4863: LISTEN¦ Denise spoke to Belinda O'Neill whose poems and positive affirmations, on her Be Inspired to Be pages, have been helping people around the world to cope during the pandemic
Denise spoke to Belinda O'Neill whose poems and positive affirmations, on her Be Inspired to Be pages, have been helping people around the world to cope during the pandemic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4862: LISTEN¦ Denise spoke to young entrepreneur Holly Milne, who along with her sister Abbey started ChocberryNI during lockdown, amid her PhD studies. Berry impressive! #IWD2021
Denise spoke to young entrepreneur Holly Milne, who along with her sister Abbey started ChocberryNI during lockdown, amid her PhD studies. Berry impressive! #IWD2021 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4861: LISTEN¦ Why do teen girls stop playing sports? Denise speaks to two top sportswomen about inspiring girls at all levels to take part
Why do teen girls stop playing sports? Denise speaks to two top sportswomen, Eliza Downey and Danielle McDowell, about inspiring girls at all levels to take part Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.