George is adamant that Chelsea Manning committed treason. He debates his case with White House Correspondent Victoria Jones.

A leader to lead Fine Gael, being a male nurse, Chelsea Manning is free, impoverished children, inheritance tax, Twin Peaks, Essential Songs and more.

George wants to know what the big deal is about Twin Peaks. Huge fan Barry Kenny tells him all about it.

Being over 50 means you are faced with even more challenges in the workplace and harder for getting a job. Peter Cosgrove from CPl recruitment explains to George.

Deirdre Cullen discusses population distribution in this weeks numbers that talk.

Enda Kenny could announce he's stepping down, Trump/Comey saga, Save St Catherine's, stop writing people off in work in their 50s, energy drinks could kill, wellbeing.

No such thing as voluntary contributions, cursing makes you stronger, being late, dogs in pubs, wellbeing, Tuesday Travel, unqualified consultants practicing.

Guidance counsellor and columnist Brian Mooney told George about the introduction of wellbeing classes to the curriculum.

Less than 8% of restaurants are providing accurate information regarding allergens on their menus. George spoke to chef and owner of Bon Apetit Oliver Dunne about it

George passionately addresses the issue of dyslexia with James Northridge, Donald Ewing and Tracey McNulty, all with differing experiences and expertise.