Louise Cooney's Open Book

Best selling author of Happy Place, Beach Read and Book Lovers, Emily Henry joined Louise for the bonus episode of Open Book. She shared how her parents' relationship impacted what she looks for in a romantic partner and tells Louise why even though they married very young, they wouldn't recommend it to others.

And Louise reviews her favourite looks from the VIP style awards and contemplates moving to a new house.

Louise's good friend, fitness fanatic, and host of the new podcast Unveiled, Niamh Cullen came in for a chat filled with laughs as they recall funny stories of sharing online - Like taping a tan bottle to your hand for a photograph! Niamh also gave an insight to her upcoming wedding and opened up about her struggles with depression and anxiety in the past year and how she is feeling much better now.

This week, Louise opens up and shares some more details about her exciting pregnancy news and thanks everyone for their well wishes following the announcement over the weekend.

She's also joined by fitness coach, friend and host of new podcast Unveiled, Niamh Cullen for a chat about everything from failure to her favourite items of clothes in a sneak peek at this week's main episode.

Angela Scanlon, presenter of Ask Me Anything, podcast host and jewellery brand designer joined Louise for a discussion about her beginnings in fashion, her career in TV, and chasing what scares you. She also shared an insight to her experience becoming a mother, how it forced her to confront her own issues and why she opted for a home birth for her second child.

Host of Ask Me Anything, jewellery designer and podcaster Angela Scanlon joined Louise for this week's episode of Open Book. In this bonus episode, Angela tells us about her biggest flaws and strengths, and how her dad still insists on showing her how to load the dishwasher when she visits home.

Louise also shared an update from her week, including a wedding in Sligo, and a review of Invisalign.

Creator of the Good Glow and author of a new book 'Glow: Five Steps to Create the Life You Dream About', Georgie Crawford joined Louise for this week's episode of Open Book. She told Louise about how her cancer diagnosis when her daughter was just 7 months old helped her realise that she wanted more from her life than rushing around and overworking herself, and inspired her to make a change.

Georgie also shared the latest updates on her surrogacy journey after an exciting announcement that her family will be growing this year!

Louise makes the Good Glow's Georgie Crawford pick a few random questions from a deck of conversation cards, as a preview of Wednesday's episode of Open Book. Georgie told us about her relationship with her grandfather, how she thinks anyone can be a mother and what she still wants to do before she dies.

And Louise gave an update on her weekly plans which include a trip to Paris, a wedding and an Arctic Monkey's gig - even though she only knows about two songs!

Olympian, TV presenter and Love Island winner Greg O'Shea came into chat with Louise about retiring in his 20's and finding a new focus after competing at the Tokyo Olympics and he told her about his difficulties dating after Love Island, which has essentially ruled out dating apps for him.

Greg also shared his struggles with mental health and this episode contains discussion of suicide. If you are impacted by this discussion or any of the topics mentioned you can contact Pieta House on 1800 247 247.

In this week's bonus episode, Louise reviews the new Mugler H&M collection and her latest obsession - Sofia Richie's wedding. And you get a sneak peek at this Wednesday's episode with Greg O'Shea who reveals his biggest regrets in his past relationships and shares his history of writing romantic poems.

Check out the full episode with Greg O'Shea on Wednesday!

International bestselling author Sarah Knight joined Louise for this episode of Open Book. Known for her No F*cks Given Guides, Sarah told Louise about the realisation that her 'dream job' was making her miserable, and explained how she went from being suspicious of self help books to sharing her advice with millions of readers around the world.

They also talked about growing up and becoming more independent with Sarah offering some tips from her new book Grow the F*ck Up: How to be an adult and get treated like one.