Food campaigner Prue Leith is far from impressed with the standard of food in hospitals, and is vowing to campaign to do something about it.

Shane Coleman is adamant that pornography is one of the biggest issues in society today.

Enda's long goodbye, Vera Lynn is 100, the first day of Spring, misconceptions about Trump's travel ban, hospital food standards and International Happiness Day.

George has an issue with people calling March 17th 'Paddy's Day' or 'Patty's Day', adamant that it only be called St Patrick's Day.

Sentencing, getting children to play in the playground, saving An Post, banning the Travel Ban, littering around the world and a U2 classic for St Patrick's Day.

Senior lecturer in economics in UL Stephen Kinsella believes An Post is worth saving, and is saveable. However, Bus Eireann should be let go under.

Dr Willie Stewart, leading expert in brain trauma, tells George that rugby cannot go on like it is, with concussions as prevalent as they are.

Crisis in Europe, colonies in space, meeting Adrian Collins of 'Unpresidented', breakthrough media moments, concussion and the darkness of fairytales and nursery rhymes.

Newstalk's own John Fardy delves with George into the dark stories that inspire some of the world's favourite fairytales and nursery rhymes.

The legacy of Eamon Casey, the role of coast guards, the benefits of porridge, Irish stereotypes as viewed in the States and less people own a home than ever.