In Episode 16, I meet environmental campaigner and journalist John Gibbons. John & I have sparred a few times on the radio over the years but I very much enjoyed the chance for a longer and more constructive chat.

I dropped out to him in his Dun Laoghaire home and we spoke about the scale of the climate challenge facing us, what Ireland can do and whether we are making progress. Along the way we learn a bit more about him, not least the fact that he knows his cars and enjoys driving.

Oscar Salas is chief winemaker for the 120 and Reserva brands from Santa Rita, one of Chile’s premium and most innovative wine producers. By sourcing grapes throughout Chile’s most prized viticultural regions, Oscar crafts wines that express the terroir of the Andes. Oscar’s passion for winemaking stems from his love of nature and terroir, which he seeks to capture in every bottle of Santa Rita wine he makes.

From his memories of Veronica Guerin’s murder to the Criminal Assets Bureau, the Gardai and the Kinahan Gang, he chats about his life and what he is up to now.

Conor meets Sam Waide, Chief Executive of the Road Safety Authority. Thye talk about on his new role and what he plans to do, and Conor gets the chance to kick the tyres of the new Road Safety Strategy which aims to cut road deaths in half in the next eight years.

Your host and quizmaster Michael takes you through 60 questions, 6 rounds, 1 quiz in this week's episode of 60 question quiz.

Gary and Aodhan sit down with international football legend Ronny Whelan

Journalists and friends Jill Kerby and Marianne Heron share their approach to life beyond work - and advocate 'Rewirement' not 'Retirement'.

Conor meets with the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Alison Gilliland. She tells us how you get to be Lord Mayor and what you actually do while in office, and we talk too about her own background, her thoughts on the housing crisis, and what is being done at street level to improve the city.

Former Irish rugby legend and schoolboy soccer international Tony Ward discusses his career and the conflicts between the sporting loves of his life.

Journalists and friends Jill Kerby and Marianne Heron share their approach to life beyond work - and advocate 'Rewirement' not 'Retirement'.