Tipping cultures around the world, the obsession with taking offence, robots taking our jobs, learner drivers should be accompanied and letter writing is catching on!

A lorry driver tells George that Irish drivers are the worst, and another listener accuses him of living in a 'bubble' in leafy Foxrock.

George is worried that robots will soon replace us in the workplace, so asked robotics expert Noel Sharkey to explain where we're at.

A lack of respect for the national anthem, the story behind the Dakota Pipeline, the cure for the common cold could be coming and deplorable dresses at discos.

Virologist John Oxford thinks virology has let us all down as he can't diagnose respiratory ailments accurately enough yet. But he's not sure Vitamin D is the answer.

George spoke to two listeners with differing views on the clothes that young girls wear to nightclubs. George, of course, couldn't believe what girls are wearing.

Ivan Yates tells George that Noirin O'Sullivan's position is untenable, that Fianna Fáil will choose when the Government falls, and a Grand Coalition is inevitable.

Columnist Brenda Power thinks many have got the wrong end of the sticks when it comes to Article 41.2 of the Constitution 'protecting' women's place in the home.

Ivan Yates gives his view on the McCabe saga, the case of Slenderman, 'Checkers' changes US Politics, women's place in the home and the truth about Syria.

George can't believe how much sex old age pensioners are having. Ciara Kelly was happy to tell him that this is good news, and very healthy.