Michael Deane is the godfather of fine dining in Northern Ireland and the chef/restaurateur behind the 'Deanes Belfast Empire.' With 7 establishments in the city and a Michelin star, Michael Deane's career as a chef is unarguably a huge success. But we caught up with him to hear about some of the challenges he faced along the way in this incredible journey, how he's seen the city change during his career and where he likes to eat in Belfast for under fiver!
Read MoreIn this month's show, we caught up with Carol Fitzsimons, CEO of Young Enterprise Northern Ireland to chat about this amazing, empowering entrepreneurial charity for young folk in our wee country, what a CEO actually does and what it takes to get an MBE.
Read MoreIn this Best Of Belfast Podcast we sat down with David Linton, founder of Madlug: a one for one social enterprise whose goal is to make a difference to the lives of children in care through their luggage.
Read MoreLast year Belfast went absolutely gin-sane for the old drink that has undoubtedly made a modern comeback. Gerry White - founder of Jawbox gin - has been in 'the bar game' for many years and is incredibly passionate about Belfast, stories and of course gin. We caught up with him to hear his story.
Read MoreBelfast has gone absolute burrito-crazy over the last few years... On this week's show, we sat down with Samina Kauser to hear how Kurrito – a Mexican Pakistani restaurant on Botanic Avenue - is spicing up the local Burrito industry.
Read MoreOn this week's show, we caught up with Brian Donnelly and Jenny Holland - the dynamic duo behind Bia Rebel - a food truck located outside The Big Fish that dishes out the best Ramen food in Belfast.
Read MorePaul McMullan - director of International House Belfast - traveled all over the world as a CELTA-qualified English teacher before opening up his own language school in the Holylands.
Nestled in the heart of the Queens Quarter, IH Belfast is one of our city's unsung heroes.
Hundreds of different students pass through their doors each month, some to learn English and others to be trained up as teachers through the CELTA program, so they can travel/work anywhere in the world.
We caught up with Paul to chat about his adventures overseas, how virtual reality could transform the teaching industry and hear about the amazing work International House Belfast is involved in.
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