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10/02/2012
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Gerry Anderson shares the meaning of life on a daily basis with his listeners.
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09/02/2012
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Gerry Anderson shares the meaning of life on a daily basis with his listeners.
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Featured
The Dream
Beth Nielsen Chapman and friends
Beth Nielson Chapman performed a couple of songs live for Gerry with some assistance from her musical friends Eilidh Patterson and Maart Allcock.
Gerry at the Ulster Museum
Gerry visited the Ulster Museum recently along with some of his listeners to discover if any of their artifacts are eligible for inclusion in the 'History of the World in 100 Objects' campaign.
Ben Glover
Local boy Ben Glover came into the studio to chat to Gerry about life in Nashville as well as performing a couple of his songs for him and his listeners.
God - Spelled Backwards
A listener called in asking about this poem and Sean has dutifully found the words and posted them for all to read.
Seán Donnelly Performs On The Show
Tyrone native Seán Donnelly performs The Blackbird of Slane, The Homes of Donegal and The Winding Banks of Erin.
Bellwether State
Bellwether State perform their song 'Safe Spaces' for Gerry and his listeners. They also explain the reasons behind writing it.
Gerry and Sean Talk Bulls
Gerry and Sean turned all agricultural at the Balmoral Show and talked bulls with Adam Breen!
Meadbh McGinley performs live
Meadbh McGinley, a classically trained pianist who is the young representative for the City of Culture bid for Derry-Londonderry, startled Gerry and his listeners with her version of the Snow Patrol hit 'Run'
Jane McNamee performs live
Jane McNamee came into the studio with her musicial friend Vinny Baker on guitar to chat about her experiences in her hometown, Offaly, as well playing a couple of songs live.
Ben Reel On The Show
Brent Keith Live
Nashville resident and American Idol alumni Brent Keith was in Northern Ireland recently to play at a festival in Glenarm. He popped into the studio and performed the track Looking For A Road.
I Am Not Lefthanded
London-based band I Am Not Lefthanded returned to Ireland for a tour of the island recently - they popped into the studio to play their track 'The Place That Won't Take Me Back'.
Cashier No.9 Play Live
Southern on the Gerry Anderson Show
The band, made up of Thom and Lucy Southern and their drummer Jonny Lee, played a selection of their compositions and chatted to Gerry about their plans for the future.
Ben Sands live
Stephen Hall and the MoonShed Orchestra
Stephen Hall and the MoonShed Orchestra joined Gerry Anderson for a session and to promote their new album, "The Wee Wee Man. Songs from the MoonShed".
When Graeme McDowell met the Dungiven Car Salesman
Graeme McDowell wants to buy a car - but the Dungiven Car Salesman doesn't want to sell him one. Who will win the standoff?
Aaron Shanley and Ali Bradley
Aaron Shanley, accompanied by Ali Bradley on vocals, performs 'Let The Sun In' and 'Here Without You'
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