Can ‘swag gap’ relationships truly last?

This new ‘gap’ that’s been circling on social media refers to when one partner is much cooler than the other – in fashion, in lingo, in friends, and in hobbies.

Users have taken to TikTok to share how their style clashed with that of their partner, and how relationships with such differences are inevitably destined to end.

But, is that really the case?

Joining Seán to discuss is Julie Cook, an author at The i Paper in the UK, who says her ‘swag gap’ marriage is a perfect match…

Would you let your 2 year old cook? Well, Jamie Oliver thinks you should! So much so, he is bringing out a new series of cookbooks aimed at toddlers and their parents.

Someone with a wealth of knowledge in this area is Chef and Author, Gina Daly. She joins Seán to discuss.

It was this very week a quarter of a century ago when Gilmore Girls premiered. It’s also ‘Gilmore Girls Season’, when every autumn devoted fans rewatch the series. But, what is it about the formula of this programme that attracts legions of repeat viewers?

Joining Seán to discuss is Dr. Jess Shine, from the Media Communications Department of MTU in Cork…

From Putin’s alsatian to an alligator in the White House, pets have played a surprising role in politics.

Joining Seán to discuss is Peter Cardwell, Journalist and author of ‘Political Animals: The secret life of the political pets of Westminster and Washington’...

This Saturday will see the annual World Porridge Making Championships take place in Scotland.

Mayo’s Rebecca Holohan will be representing Ireland, and she joins Seán to discuss!

‘Change is possible’ - that’s the message of Doctor and Neuroscientist Brian Pennie, who is about to deliver his first talk at Maynooth University since his studies there.

The university is celebrating 25 years of its Psychology Department, and is hosting a number of free events to mark the occasion, which are open to the public.

The event is taking place on October 8th, and coincides with the day Dr. Brian Pennie recovered from his heroin addiction.

12 years on, he has obtained a PhD and uses his platform to help people who are looking to turn their life around…

He also hosts the ‘Change is Possible’ podcast, which encourages everyone to pursue the very best version of themselves.

Dr. Brian Pennie joins Seán to discuss.

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Are we ruder in traffic than before? Have we lost our manners? Have we lost all courtesy and decency, and have we stopped saying thank you to the bus driver?

Newstalk’s Henry McKean has been investigating, and joins Seán to discuss.

We saw overnight the detention, by Israeli forces, of activists on the Sumud Flotilla headed for Gaza, including a number of Irish citizens...

It comes as we await further news of any type of progress following a proposed peace deal proposed by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.

All the while the people of Gaza remain under constant bombardment having been displaced from the place they call home…

One of those is Reham Mahdi Al Jarrah, who works for Christian Aid Ireland’s local partner in Gaza, the Women’s Affairs Centre…

He joins Seán to discuss.

To donate to Christian Aid’s appeal as they support local partners in Gaza, visit: caid.ie/famine-gaza

Image: Reuters

The Simpsons is the longest-running sitcom in US history, but is the world’s favourite yellow family still relevant?

US-based Journalist and Simpsons enthusiast, Alan Siegel, says the show didn’t just reflect America, it reshaped it forever.

With the 37th season out this week and a new movie in the works, he says the Simpsons are still going strong.

He joins Seán to discuss his new book ‘Stupid TV, Be More Funny’, and the legacy of the famous family from Springfield…

Image: Disney

As the cold evenings close in, now is the ideal time to set up a bird table in the garden, or even attached to a window if you live in an apartment. But, how do you do it, and are there certain foods that will attract specific species?

Joining Seán to discuss is Niall Hatch, Head of Birdwatch Ireland…