**HORROR, GAMES & THE FUTURE OF EVE VALENTINE 👻🎮🎬**

Oliver James chats to **Dean Midas**, creator of the *Eve Valentine* horror game, as the terrifying new game prepares to launch.

Dean reveals the story behind *Eve Valentine*, what inspired the project, and what fans can expect from the launch — plus a look ahead at his plans for a new **film and beyond**.

If you love horror, independent games and dark storytelling, this is one interview you won't want to miss.

🎧 **Listen now — only on Bishop FM.**

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Bishop Auckland FC manager Martin Gray joins us in the studio to offer insights into the hope and dreams he has for the club.

Charity shop manager, Maureen Stanton chats to Bishop FM's Gary Burgham about the re-opening of the popular charity shop in Stanhope, 'New To You'. Maureen talks about the care and support the shop offers to multiple sclerosis sufferers in the area.

Katey Wallace talks to Bishop FM's Gary Burgham about her new publication, "You Saw Me For A Reason". Katey explains the inspiration for the 'teen workbook' and how it could be used to support young people.

Paul Harman talks to Bishop FM's Gary Burgham about the formation of Darlington Doves and explains the role of the group in the development of green spaces in Darlington.

Great chat with Sam Rushworth MP. We get to know Sam and talk about the challenges faced in being a hard working MP and doing the best for the members of a constituency.

Daniel Casey talks to Bishop FM's Gary Burgham about his new role as Inspector Barnaby – returning to the world of Midsomer after originally starring as DS Gavin Troy in the television series. Daniel reminisces about his early life in Darlington and speaks affectionately about his Mum and Dad - Luke Casey. Midsomer Murders - Darlington Hippodrome May 19th - 23rd.

We caught up with local Councillors Stephen Gray and Joe Quinn to discuss the Bishop Auckland food festival and its fantastic impact on Bishop Auckland and the wider area.

From the Bishop Auckland Food Festival we bumped into some actual vikings from Kyren and superstar volunteer Wendy. We had a great chat in the studio on Saturday.

We chat with local musician, sound engineer and comedy genius Neil Gibstar Gibson, Ami Leigh and The Ruester about music and life.