Brendan O'Connor

Finn Mc Redmond, Columnist, Irish Times spoke to Brendan about the weird, wonderful and expensive dresses that were spotted at the Met Gala , which took place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York city this week.

Brendan spoke to Scott Hershovitz, Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan, about his new book 'Nasty, Brutish and Short: Adventures in philosophy with Kids'.

Carey Lening, Information Security and Data Protection at Castlebridge spoke to Brendan about protecting you information when searching online.

Louise Lennox, Fussy Eating Expert spoke to Brendan about food for picky eaters and introducing kids to fruit and creative way.

David Brophy, Conductor and Broadcaster spoke to Brendan about the legendary film composer Ennio Morricone.

Donald Clarke, Film Correspondent, Irish Times and Henrietta McKervey, Writer join Brendan to discuss what to watch on the big and small screens.

Brendan spoke to Maureen Gaffney, Psychologist and Author of 'Your One Wild and Precious Life: An Inspiring Guide to Become Your Best Self at Any Age', about the dynamics and importance of sibling relationships.

Brendan is joined by Dan O'Brien, Chief Economist Institute for International Affairs, Leah Keogh, Precident, TCD Students Union, Brenda Power, Journalist and Barrister and Noel Rock, former Fine Gael TD. Kieran Cunningham, Irish Daily Star provided post- match analysis on Katie Taylor.

Kevin Palmer, Tennis 365, reports on how German Tennis champion Boris Becker has been jailed for 2 and half years in the UK for bankruptcy fraud.

Ally Bunbury spoke to Brendan about the popularity and attraction of big houses in Ireland.