Good Evening Swansea
The father and son podcast that chats with those who help bring good times to the wonderful city of Swansea. Our episodes - available to download every two weeks - usually consist of about 30-45 minutes of light-hearted chat, discussing people’s stories, their talents and generally having some fun.
By way of background, Jack, at 21, has just completed his politics degree at Reading University and is next heading to Cardiff in September for a broadcasting masters. Ant is a criminal solicitor by day with a side hustle of freelance football commentating.
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Episode 21 - Ciaran Fitzgerald - Writing scripts and changing views!
Thirty-year-old Ciaran Fitzgerald's award-winning six-part drama series "Bwmp" is currently on S4C and is billed as "the perfect mix of heart, humour, and real-world challenge"... which also could be how his life could be described.
Ciaran, a disabled writer and presenter, has won an RTS Cymru award for his work and he is very much a man on the up. Armed with a BA Scriptwriting degree from the University of South Wales, he's the first from his family to venture into theatre and television work. His writing has seen him feature on BBC Radio Wales, write for and appear on S4C, and write for Theatr Clwyd and the Sherman Theatre. Ciaran has cerebral palsy and is passionate about increasing disability representation on screen.
While doing all of the above, he told Jack and Ant how he still finds time to follow Swansea City Football Club - where he's a member of their Disabled Supporters Association - and he gets himself amongst the goals when playing for the city's Bravehearts football team.