George and Ciara debate how feminism has evolved over the years, and how what was normal in George's youth is just unacceptable now.

Michael McDowell tells George Hook that the chaos at An Garda Siochana can't continue, and if he were still Minister for Justice, he'd ask the Commissioner to step down.

George is not impressed with the Heritage Bill, convinced that it's bad for the environment. Senator Tim Lombard asks the the 'scaremongering' stop.

George implores Pamela Anderson to have a meal with him, rather than the Taoiseach.

Pamela Anderson wants to meet Enda Kenny, Garda Commissioner is hanging on, Youtube's attitude to terror, Indyref 2, Michael Graham, Macra na Feirme and Travel Tuesday.

George heard the view of young farmers on the state of the country, as he found out about the work of Macra na Feirme.

Ciara Kelly answers more of your health questions, while George continues to be disillusioned by all the health terms he can't understand.

Economists Dan O'Brien and Jim Power debate just how hard rural Ireland is fighting back as it continues its recovery. Does the recovery go past the m50?

At the start of Autism Awareness Week, Ailis Conacour tells George about her autism, along with her mum, Aine.

Bus strikes, Mothers Day consumerism, Third Act, Tootsie, Trump's struggle with healthcare, bringing back the letter and the Irish Road Haulage Association AGM.