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Comedian, Martin Angolo is certainly starting to make a name for himself on the Irish comedy scene and he’s about to set off on his first ever tour of Ireland. Martin joined Dermot and Dave for 'What's The Story'

When was the last time you doodled, or coloured something in? Have you felt the joy of being on a swing in the last 15 years?

These small things that we loved so much as kids have fallen by the wayside as we’ve gotten older, but they could be key to helping us destress.

Victoria Stokes spent a whole week as a ‘kidult’ and she joined Dermot and Dave with some of the benefits.

It may have seemed like only a matter of time, but Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta, have become the latest social networking site to launch a subscription service.

Owner Mark Zuckerberg announced the paid service will launch in the coming weeks with users gaining verification, better access to customer service and other benefits as a result.

Jess Kelly, Newstalk's tech correspondent and host of 'Tech Talk' joined Dermot and Dave to explain why the company are taking this step, and what it'll mean to listeners.

It's possibly the weepiest show on the telly, and it's coming back for a brand new series.

'Long Lost Families' sees Davina McCall and her team seek to reunite relatives who have long lost touch, or never knew the other existed.

It's an emotional rollercoaster, so much so, our Pamela could barely talk about it in 'Pamela's Telly'.

The days are getting longer, the sun is getting warmer and the pollen is…well, it’s everywhere!

Spring is starting to spring, and if you suffer with seasonal allergies, you might be starting to dread the next few months.

To help you prepare, Dermot and Dave were joined by Iseult Sheehan from Allergy Ireland who shared her top tips on getting through the next few months.

It's peak awards season and the red carpets continue to be turning green as we celebrate the incredible year Irish film has had.

And the BAFTAs were no different with big wins for 'The Banshees of Inisheerin' and 'An Irish Goodbye'.

We heard all about the wins, the losses and the bits you might have missed with our Eimear.

As a country known for having no bears, Ireland surely seems like the most logical place to make a film about a bear. We think.

Cocaine Bear is a brand new film, set in America but filmed mostly in Ireland, which tells the story of a bear on a drugs binge.

Star of 'The Hunger Games' and 'Pitch Perfect', Elizabeth Banks, took the real story of a bear and cocaine and has turned it into a this incredible dark comedy.

She joined Dermot and Dave to chat Ireland, how to direct a film with a furry main character and why she took inspiration from Jaws.

Missed some of your favourite bits during the week? Want to catch up on the craic from Dermot and Dave?

Well look no further than the Dermot and Dave Best Of podcast, your home for all of the messing with none of the music.

Whether you’re on a drive, out on a walk, getting stuck into the gaff or garden or looking for a bit of distraction from work, the Dermot and Dave Best of podcast has just some of our favourite moments from the week gone by.

It’s been a busy week for us, and we’ve even given away some lap blankets!

Dave was horrified when he was tricked into believing that Valentines Day had an even bigger meaning this year, Seán got the nation fighting over their favourite roads and we even heard Cathal’s weird Lilt theory.

We learnt about the most popular name in music, Dermot explained why he won’t be taking over from Larry Mullen on drums and we asked the question…when should you get a pint during a match?

Plus all your faves from Dave’s Bad Jokes to Say Stuff that Suits The Music and some of the most incredible stories from schooldays of yesteryear.

John recently supported Tommy Tiernan at a gig where the audience were not allowed their phones for the entire show.

Comedian, John Colleary joined Dermot and Dave for a chat ahead of his big Irish tour.

You might have noticed an increase in the amount of frogs and toads on the roads, and the reason is, rather racy!

It's frog spawning season which means that the male frog is on the hunt for a lady friend, and they'll travel some serious distances.

Collie Ennis from The Critter Shed Podcast joined Dermot and Dave to explain what's going on and why we all need to be careful when driving.