As Northern Ireland deals with a revival of sectarian violence, Richard Coles talks to a man who helped start a non-denominational school in that most divided place.
Autophobic Paul Craney describes how he overcame his fear of himself.
Plus the Saturday Life of Newmarket stable lad George McGrath (pictured above), the Inheritance Tracks of chef Heston Blumenthal, poetry from Luke Wright and Richard's studio guest is Sara Stockbridge - who was Vivienne Westwood's muse before becoming an actress and now novelist.
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George McGrath spends his听Saturdays听mucking out听at trainer Willy Musson's stables in Newmarket.
Colm Cavanagh helped start the first non-denominational school in Northern Ireland.
Paul Craney suffered from autophobia - an intense self-fear, or fear of being alive. He describes how he overcame his condition.
Culinary alchemist inherited "My Friend The Wind" by Demis Roussos and plans to pass on "Love Has Finally Come At Last" by Bobby Womack.
takes the noble art of poetry by the scruff of the neck and turns it into something to delight. 
