Dave chats to Amy Molloy about odd and interesting stories from the week, including a girl called ABCDE who got laughed at when she presented her boarding pass to airport officials and a lady who got 2 months in prison for opening a can of pringles,

Dave speaks to Gordon Hayden about foreign baddies in movies. He talks about how these roles can launch people's careers and how others can get typecast and end up playing the same character role for the rest of their career

Dave chats to Celine Byrne about the world of opera and theatre. You can catch her at her upcoming Christmas Gala at The Bord Gais Energy Theatre in Dublin on December 17th.

Creed 2, Ralph Breaks The Internet, Disobedience

Ryan H. Walsh plugs his new book, "Astral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968" and chats to Dave about the classic Van album with Jim Lockhart

Siobhan Kane spoke to Dave about the collective, Young Hearts Run Free which helps promote the creative community in Ireland while supporting the homeless through a partnership with The Simon Community and other charities

Maeve Quiqley spoke to Dave about learning to drive in Ireland, unreliable driving instructors and how she started learning to drive in the last century but still doesn't have a licence

Louise McSharry spoke to Dave live from Other Voices in Dingle to give him an update of what is going on down there this weekend - Favourites from last night and what Louise recommends for today (Saturday) and tomorrow (Sunday).

Sorcha Kenny on aiming for a plastic free(ish) Christmas.

Pulitzer-prize winning poet Paul Muldoon discusses Dylan's Blood on the Tracks