Stephen Nolan's no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day: an unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment. From BBC Radio Ulster
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02nrvbm
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 84 days 36 minutes
Should the over 75s be made to pay for their TV licence fee?
Stephen spoke with NI Conservative member Frank Shivers and commentator Roy Greenslade.
Stephen speaks to new leader of The Brexit Party
Catherine Blaiklock talks about the backstop with Stephen.
Local MLAs reveal how they turned their lives around from very tough upbringings
Stephen talks to UUP MLA Doug Beattie & Green Party MLA Clare Bailey to find out more.
Donald Tusk: Special place in hell for Brexiteers without a plan. Has diplomacy been thrown out the window?
Stephen spoke to DUP’s Jim Wells and Labour Party’s Phil Kelly.
Schools minister Nick Gibb has said mobile phones in schools should be banned. Is he right?
Vinny got the views of commentators Simon Warr and Tina Calder.
“They’ve ruined my life” – Belfast man talks about his struggles with fake Xanax addiction
Stephen spoke to Kieran McGrandless, who's battled drug addiction & SDLP's Paul McCusker.
TV licence fee rises in price again – should the BBC look to tighten their belts instead?
Stephen spoke to commentators Emma Woolf & Brendan Mulgrew.
From top of the world to drink, drugs and prison - former champion Eamonn Magee on life after the ring
This interview does contain some graphic descriptions of what Eamonn has been through.
Another direct rule budget as Stormont stalemate rumbles on. How long can this go on?
Stephen spoke to Newsletter political editor Sam McBride and local MLAs.
A huge U-turn for the PM on one of the key pledges in the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement she signed up to
Stephen spoke to Former MP George Galloway & the Labour Party’s Lord Adonis.