In 'Feed Yourself Fitter', the presenter calls upon the expertise of a different chef each week
BBC presenter Stephen Nolan is on a mission to show people across NI how to 'Feed Yourself Fitter' in a new show.
In a new six-part series, Feed Yourself Fitter with Stephen Nolan, the broadcaster calls upon the expertise of a different chef each week including Alex Greene, Brian McCann, Shauna Froydenlund, Michael Deane, Suzie Lee and Paula McIntyre.A description of the show reads: "In the first episode, we meet Dora, who says her weight has been hugely impacted by recent deaths in the family.
"Episode two takes us to Fermanagh, where second hand cars salesman Felim is struggling to manage long working hours and healthy eating. Across the series, Stephen also travels to Newry to hear from busy grandmother and care home worker Caroline, who has been battling with weight gain since she entered menopause.
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