UTV Life - Episode 34
Pammie will be chatting to NI Opera conductor Rebecca Lang and tenor Noah Stewart, Paralympian Jason Smyth plus there's music from Foy Vance.
Pammie will be chatting to NI Opera conductor Rebecca Lang and tenor Noah Stewart, Paralympian Jason Smyth plus there's music from Foy Vance.
Battle lines emerge between Sinn Féin and the DUP over how to end Covid restrictions.
Pamela is joined SAS Who Dares Wins winner Connor Smyth as well as the creator and voice stars of children's TV series Odo.
As Stormont's return is overshadowed by DUP threats of collapse over the Protocol we have a comprehensive interview with the DUP leader
Pamela chats to rugby legend Rory Best on his fundraiser walk and Long Lost Family siblings David McBride and Helen Ward.
As a new political term gets underway, we take an in-depth look at the major challenges facing the Executive
Joe Mahon is on 'a green hill far away' in the outermost reaches of Tyrone in the ancient parish of Termonamongan
An in-depth examination of the British government’s radical plan to deal with legacy.
An hour long UTV Life from Stendhal Festival in Limavady.
Joe Mahon is in the land of Lecale where he traces the journey of St Patrick's mission to Ireland and explores the fascinating and beautiful Killard Peninsula.
Pamela talks to The Coronas singer Danny O'Reilly and actress and writer Tara Lynne O'Neill.
Joe Mahon travels from Downpatrick to the Mountains of Mourne to discover how an ancient high cross can be rescued from exposure and replaced with a replica
Pamela chats to writer Gerard McCarthy and 10-year-old actor Daniel Willis about short film Just Johnny, and Olympian gymnast Rhys McClenaghan.
Joe Mahon discovers few more treasures in the Belfast Hills and goes fossil-hunting.At Ligoniel Village he follows in the footsteps of the last wolf in Ireland.
Pamela chats to filmmaker Cathy Brady and actor Martin McCann about movie Wildfire and there's chat from punk frontman Greg Cowan from The Outcasts.
Joe Mahon discovers ancient woodland in a most unexpected place, and learns the history of a little settlement that went by the name of 'Daddystown'.
Pamela talks to film director and writer Colum Eastwood and local children's author Yvonne Fleming.
Country star Derek Ryan is on the show with his brand new single and Pamela also chats to writer Séamas O'Reilly.
View From Stormont has an in-depth interview with DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.
Pamela speaks to Joe Mahon about his new series and catches up with Irish duo Saint Sister.