ing John this week is Paul Ferris, Rosie Tennyson and Nikita Rogers.
Paul Ferris was just 16 when he burst onto the scene at Newcastle United in 1981, etching his name in history as the club’s youngest-ever first-team player. But his journey didn’t stop there! From player to physiotherapist to a crucial part of Alan Shearer’s management team in 2009, Ferris has lived and breathed football. He chats with John and reveals the highs, the challenges, and the stories behind his remarkable career.
John visits St Malachy’s church hall in Belfast, where The Silver Swans prove that ballet has no age limit.
Ever heard of someone walking around the world twice—without ever leaving Limerick? Vinod Bajaj has done just that. He shares his incredible journey and his hopes of securing a place in the Guinness Book of Records.
Triathlete Rosie Tennyson’s story is nothing short of extraordinary. She has come through baby loss, leg amputation and a double mastectomy for breast cancer. She recently completed the Crooked Lake Triathlon in Camlough and explains to John how sport training has helped her through her toughest times.
Fantasy lovers, take note! Nikita Rogers is bringing a dream to life with Belfast, Books and Ballgowns — a dazzling festival featuring 75 authors from around the globe. She shares how she’s curating a literary wonderland like no other.
Today marks World Blood Transfusion Day, and Gillian explains how the generosity of strangers has been a lifeline for her three-year-old daughter during chemotherapy.
John also drops by Park School in South Belfast, where young filmmakers have made waves. Their work has landed them a nomination for Best Film at this year's Into Film Awards in London—what a thrilling achievement!
And Paula wraps things up with a delicious serving of strawberry jelly!
