George chooses another of his favourite films to talk about with film lecturer Steven Benedict. This week, it's 'Tootsie'.

George has his say on the Westminster terror attack, and what should be done now.

George spoke to the Financial Times' Alec Russell about the Westminster Attack, and Russell commended the reaction of the UK

Gwythian Prins is not sure that there should be all this hysteria around the Westminster attack, as it may be exactly what terrorists want. George disagrees.

Terror attack analysis, concealed pregnancies, hospital food in Ireland, Gateway to Europe preview and Essential Songs. Listen back to Thursday's High Noon.

George is astonished that RTE's Director General Dee Forbes thinks the licence fee should be doubled, because it's value for money.

Raising the licence fee, banning the hijab, gap years for grown ups, banning electronic devices from Muslim countries, parliamentary dress codes and Porn Week continues.

Newstalk.com's James Dempsey takes George to the National Archives to have a look at all the things that used to be censored in Ireland.

Record homelessness statistics, rotting milk teeth, reflecting on Martin McGuinness' life, Porn Week continues, food myths and women's & gambling.

Tom McGurk pays tribute to Martin McGuinness, a man he knew since 1972, and a man he came to know as a friend.