A special 30th anniversary show, broadcast live from the "witch's hat", in Portstewart, presented by Anne Marie McAleese, Featuring some of the people who have contributed to the show over the years, Colum Sands, Ronan Lundy, Helen Mark, Dot Blakely, and John Toal, with a special tribute to Marie McStay. First broadcast in 2021.

Dot Blakely is up with the birds in Stricklands & Sean Harper in Gortin Glen Forest Park

Fermanagh and Omagh's centenarians and bringing Seamus Heaney's literature to life

Joe Dowdall on Red Squirrels in Carnfunnock and Donna Fox on Walking Tours in Armagh

A Blue Plaque for Sion Mills soldier, philanthropist and founder of the Derry Feis.

The grandson of Joyce Cary revisits his grandfather's summer home by the Lough Foyle.

Louise Moorhead at Equine Enrichment has combined her love of horses and her work as a counsellor.

Ronan Lundy at the pits of Portstewart and the story of bike mad Ian Foster.

To India via Lisburn, fishing in the River Bush and Loughgall's Orange Tree Festival.

The Donkey Derby, Ballinderry's 350 year old church and Co. Armagh's Rare Breeds.

The French Revolution in Ballymoney, a story of love and tug of war, and seeing sharks.

Homer's Odyssey on beaches, the magic of Lúnasa, and the life of Thomas D'Arcy Magee.

A field of dreams in Seskinore, Ballymena steam and a life of solitude on Coney Island.

Badgers in County Down, cows milked by robots in Antrim and fairytales on the north coast

Memories of Portrush RAF, Cookstown community hub & Portaferry choirs set sai

A history of Irish dancing in Larne, Ennish Flax Mill near Dungannon and Keady Clachan.

Strangford Brent Geese, Larne's Prison Ship and Men's Shed Boat Building in Moville

Two spooky ghost tales for Halloween, and Pye radio memories,

Bernie Magill in Ballycastle, ancient clans in Tyrone and a trip to Devenish island.

A snapshot of Antrim show, Jo Zebedee in Cushendun, and a tour of Lisburn.