Daniel Casey talks to Bishop FM’s Gary Burgham about his new role as Inspector Barnaby – returning to the world of Midsomer after originally starring as DS Gavin Troy in the television series. Daniel reminisces about his early life in Darlington and speaks affectionately about his Mum and Dad – Luke Casey. Midsomer Murders – Darlington Hippodrome May 19th – 23rd.
We caught up with local Councillors Stephen Gray and Joe Quinn to discuss the Bishop Auckland food festival and its fantastic impact on Bishop Auckland and the wider area.
From the Bishop Auckland Food Festival we bumped into some actual vikings from Kyren and superstar volunteer Wendy. We had a great chat in the studio on Saturday.
We chat with local musician, sound engineer and comedy genius Neil Gibstar Gibson, Ami Leigh and The Ruester about music and life.
Celebrity Chef and TV presenter Bryony May Williams joins us between cookery demos at the Bishop Auckland Food Festival for a chat. What an amazing lady she is and great fun….enjoy!
Dragons Den winners Brendon and Jaydon pop into the studio during Bishop Auckland Food Festival to share their amazing success story and also reveal a big step in the next phase of Lumberjaxe.
Stellacaster join us in the studio for their first ever interview. Local band from Bishop Auckland Stellacaster join us to discuss origins, recording first single, gigging in the North-East and future musical aspirations.
Breaking barriers starts with changing mindsets. In this thought-provoking presentation, recorded live at South West Durham Training during a ‘Females in Engineering Day’, Kirsty Lewton speaks passionately about empowering young women to explore careers in engineering and construction. Highlighting the importance of confidence, opportunity, and inclusive workplaces, this talk is both a celebration of progress and a call to action for the future.
Fantastic Interview with Neil from The Geek In Me discussing the wonderous world of collectibles such as funko’s, pokemon and all things geek.
Local North-Eastern singer songwriter Cherie D’Avino joins us in the studio to discuss her latest release Hells Kitchen which also addresses the theme of Domestic Violence and raises much needed funds for Refuge UK – Helpline number for which is 0808 2000 247.