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Best of Nolan
BBC Radio Ulster
Stephen Nolan’s no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day has made it the biggest show in the country. An unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment.
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International Nolan Podcasters
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My parents came to America from Belfast when I was a baby. I recently discovered your podcast and it keeps me close to “home”. I will be visiting August and it will be for the first time in 25 years. Thank you for your great show!
A native from Northern Ireland, I was forced to leave good old N.I as I had a muffin top and was proud of the fact that I wore pyjamas to the shop. As I jog of my muffin top every morning along the Bosphorus, I love listening to the podcast.
Mike keeps up to date with all the news on the bins thanks to the podcast..!
"Here is a picture of our little family in La Jolla, CA. It was taken at my in-laws home in Niigata, Japan."
" It's funny some mornings on the train when I'm listening to the Belfast accent or some funny caller and then look around at the Japanese faces when I laugh out at something"
"The show is great... listening to the mix of the the norn iron half wits complaining about wheelie bins and the serious themes when I am surounded my the chaos and craziness that is South America, keeps me sane and in touch with back home. "
"Listen most days while in the gym and on my bi-monthly trips to Italy... listening to Stephen talking about being 'probed' while I was on the train, I was giggling, the other passengers must have thought I was crazy!"
"I listen to the show every morning as I drive to work through Malibu to South Central LA in California where I work with young people... on the story about housing conditions in Belfast, this was a problem when I worked in the Village 10 years ago."
Big Russell never misses the podcast down on the farm in sunny Broughshane...
Nolan fan Alistair manages not to spill a drop while listening to the big podcast...
"Originally from Co Fermanagh, I have been living here for the last 15+ years. I am the founder/owner of Barking Deer Adventures and often listen to the show while guiding customers through the jungles and mountains!"
"I download the podcast of THE BIGGEST SHOW IN THE COUNTRY here where I live in Austin, Texas, and listen on my iPod every day at work while I slave away at my horrible desk job. takes me away from the cowboys and armadillos and American football"
"I download the podcasts and listen on the subway, on my way to work."
" I'm from Carrickfergus but I'm now studying at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. Enjoy listening to the Nolan Podcasts keep up the good work."
"Just a quick note to say I'm listening to ya'll in Texas. (My boyfriend lives in Belfast (on Malone Road no less, but we won't hold it against him) and he said your show would be a good way for me to get a glimpse of the people of Northern Ireland."
"I download the Nolan podcasts most days. It is an excellent way to maintain a handle on the news and current affairs back home. Keep up the good work and I will keep downloading and listening."
"I am an ex Northern Irish boy and love listening to your show every morning at my job in Hollywood. I have even influenced some of my friends to listen to your show.Brings me down to earth every day when I hear real stories from the real people."
"I listen to your show every day in Florida - say hi to me on the podcast!"
Stuart Lamkin listens in Macon, he's pictured here with his son Sean Michael...
"I spent 2 years in NI in 1985-86 and 1988-89. I was in Belfast as a language assistant first in Dunmurry and Lisburn and then I became a Lector in French at Queen's. When I play the podcast it seems to me I live off Ormeau Road!"
Paul Horisk listens to Nolan in Stockholm - he says he's not getting so much sleep these days since the new arrival of Emma, also pictured...


