It seems to be every day that we hear of another festival or concert being cancelled due to the Covid 19 outbreak so musicians are coming up with alternative ways to create, perform and entertain through social media. Journalist, Louise Bruton is on the line to let us know what is “virtually” happening, musically around the country!

With schools closed and social distancing in effect, kids are at a much looser end than they might usually be used to. Author, John Boyne has decided to set up a short story competition for kids who should be in school, but aren’t!

To combat Covid-19, there was a call for the cancellation of indoor gatherings of over 100 people. While these measures are necessary, they have a direct impact on musicians and their livelihood. Angela Dorgan, CEO of First Music Contact joins Dave to give us some ideas of things we can do to help musicians at this challenging time

The Boys In Green tells the story of that standout era in the history of Irish soccer as it imprinted itself firmly on the global map. The first part premiered last Monday and the second half will air this coming Monday 16 March at 9.35pm on RTÉ One. Director, Ross Whitaker was on the line to chat to Dave about the golden era of Irish football

The whole emerging situation with coronavirus is this country and across Europe is no doubt causing a level of of anxiety for some people. Allison Keating is a psychologist at BWell clinic in Malahide, Dublin and she joined Dave to talk about strategies and tips to cope with this anxiety

With the unprecedented events of this week still unfolding, a lot of people are going to be working from home who have never attempted it before. Career consultant, Sinead English joined Dave to chat about making working from home as painless as possible

Bassist with Fontaines D.C., Conor Deegan is on the line to tell Dave about the new Fontaines D.C. documentary, "Sold For Parts" from COLLECTIVE films, which chronicles the band’s journey as they write, record and release their award-winning debut album

On Tuesday last, Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara became the recipients of this year’s Pritzker Prize, the award that’s known internationally as architecture’s highest honour. Dave caught up with Yvonne to chat all about it

Anton drops in to update Dave on all the latest weird and wonderful news of the week, including not putting frozen chips up your bum, the world record breaking number of balls a retriever can hold in its mouth and librarians finding a 50-year old half eaten biscuit!

Is it an unusual occurrence for some of Hollywood’s biggest names to dismiss their own films? Arts journalist and film critic, Chris Wasser is in studio to chat all about it!