On the week when 'Churchill' is released in cinemas, what better time for Talking History's Patrick Geoghegan to discuss Winston Churchill's legacy with George.

George is not impressed by the lack of respect and manners shown by some to the former Taoiseach Enda Kenny on his final day in the Dáil.

George asks DCU lecturer Karen Devine whether university really is more difficult for women. It's after Oxford offered home exams to try and close the gender gap.

Lions lose again, agreeing with People Before Profit, nurses getting fit, special treatment for women in college, being nervous, money and kids, bumping off the elderly.

Declan Ganley CEO of Rivada Networks speaks to George about the UK Election.

The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) want you to drink tea for MND and Michael Clancy joined George to explain what it's like to suffer with the disease.

As UK Election discussions rage on George speaks with Nationalist Eugene Lynch about who exactly are the DUP?

Trump postponing his UK visit, UK Election fallout with Declan Ganley, living with Motor Neuron Disease, what the DUP could do, Labour's socialism and more.

Steven Benedict helps George analyse another of his favourite films - this time it's 'The Untouchables'.

Theresa May clings on, Saudis apologise, cyclists are scared, County Council prayer, The Untouchables, Comey's testimony, classical music is cool and Here Come The Girls.