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A tiny topless streaker has returned to a model village after a public backlash, but why did this miniature figure spark such debate?

Joining Seán to explain is Zoe Stroud, Marketing Executive for Godshill Model Village.

People can surprise you in many ways, your elderly next door neighbour could be into archery, or your normally-boring accountant could go on a naturist holiday every year.

We see ourselves differently than others might see us, so why is that?

Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin, joins Seán to discuss.

Loud chewing, phone use, talking; it’s getting difficult to enjoy the film experience because of bad cinema etiquette… So, how did we get here?

Joining Seán to discuss is movie reviewer Brian Lloyd.

If underwear has no crotch, is it still underwear? Marks and Spencers are exploring this mystery by selling their own line of crotchless underwear!

Laura Mullet, Style Journalist, joins Seán to discuss.

Dog walking services are very common, but the service Sharon Telford offers in Leeds is a bit different: it’s a dog bus service!

So, how does it work?

She joins Seán to discuss!

As you probably know, Donald Trump is expected to visit Ireland next month, mostly to watch golf. Lise Hand argues in the Journal that this is our chance to show the world how good the Irish are at protesting!

The Journalist and Broadcaster joins Seán to discuss.

A new Irish documentary film entitled ‘Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller?’ will screen at the IFI from Friday August 7th.

Joining Seán to discuss more is Director of the documentary, David Burke.

Image: Irish Film Institute

In the Irish Examiner, Psychotherapist Richard Hogan writes about how he gave a store manager a dressing down after he noticed a shop assistant being treated poorly by him. But, do we live in a ruder more ill mannered world where customer service and politeness are gone?

Henry McKean spoke to retailers and customers, and sent in this report.

This item will contain reference to sexual assault, may be triggering to some and won't be suitable for little ears.

A trial concluded last week where a man was sentenced to seven years in prison for rape. The girl he raped was 15 at the time. During the trial, the dress she wore was produced in court, and she was asked if she was wearing underwear at the time. Rules have changed, but it still seems acceptable to imply that survivors of sexual assault somehow brought it on themselves…

Joining Seán to discuss this is Sarah Grace, Solicitor, sexual assault survivor and author of ‘Ash and Salt - From Survival to Empowerment after Sexual Assault’.

If you were affected by this topic in any way, help is available.

24-Hour National Helpline for the Rape Crisis Centre: 1800 77 8888.

Can sunscreen for apples help farmers fight the effects of climate change?

Pat McKeever, owner of Long Meadow Cider Farm, joins Tom Dunne to discuss.