High Noon's 'Back to Basics' campaign continues as George talks maths and spelling with William Reville; and the return of craft, including knitting, with Jackie Joliffe.

On todays High Noon, why men avoid the doctor, how to deal with you're back pain and wearing the Hijab.

Brenda Power, Columist with The Daily Mail and Sunday Time discusses sentencing on High Noon.

Brigid Aylward, a paediatric Nurse from Waterford discusses her decision to wear the Hijab.

George is astonished that the word 'mother' may have to be banned, and he may be called an 'assigned male' rather than a 'man'. He discussed with Dil Wickremasinghe.

Banning the use of the word 'mother', Trump's trade tactics, looking at Irish mythology an folklore, Michael Graham on the Muslim Ban, and what do we wish for?

George was joined by Dermot Kirwan of Friends of the Elderly, and they are making a plea to us all to get off our phones and talk to each other.

George isn't surprised that Trump has done what he said he'd do. He urges us all to put down our phones and talk. And should Enda Kenny boycott the White House?

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan believes we should boycott the US because of Trump's Muslim ban. George isn't convinced.

Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Islam in UCC Amanullah de Sondy says that even though Trump is President, people have a right to oppose this Muslim ban.