Dr. Martin Worthington from Trinity College Dublin on his collaboration with the makers of the recently released Marvels movie "Eternals" in relation to ancient languages. (17th November 2021)

Caroline Boland from Dingle Peninsula Tourism talks to me about the Bottlenose Dolphin called Fungie who lived in Dingle Harbour for 37 years. The week of broadcast marked the 1st anniversary of his leaving. We talk about the dolphin's importance to the local economy and its community. (20th October 2021)

Ger chats with Simon Taylor who has had a very successful career in music. He discusses his time as CEO of Ireland's National Concert Hall, being head of the RTE Symphony Orchestra, his time as a presenter with the BBC and RTE and much more. (9th June 2021)

Winter Solstice - Clare Tuffy on Newgrange and the 5000 year old passage tomb there. (7th December 2020)

Ger chats with one of Ireland's best loved entertainers, Red Hurley. (9th November 2020)

Ger speaks to Regina Whelan Richardson about the Salamanca Archive which is housed in St. Patrick's College in Maynooth, Co. Kildare (5th October 2020)

Sean Torpey is one of Ireland's leading makers of hurleys - the sticks with which the game of hurling is played - and he tells Ger about his new BAMBOO hurley (13th July 2020)

Dr. Aoife Brady, Curator of Italian and Spanish art at the National Gallery of Ireland on the Sorolla exhibition that is currently showing. (2nd September 2019)

Richard Fitzpatrick an Irish journalist based in Barcelona. In this episode he tells us about Margaret Kearney Taylor who ran the Embassy Tea Room in Madrid. Margaret helped over 30,000 Jews, Servicemen and others escape the Nazis during World War II. (10th December 2018)

Manus Walsh is a well-known and much-loved artist. He splits his time between his Ballyvaughan home in the Burren and his Spanish home. As he launched a new exhibition called "Variations" at the Kenny Gallery in Galway Manus spoke about his work, his inspirations and his long-time love affair with Spain and the Burren. (19th November 2018)