In February 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine and this time last year, we were there on the ground reporting for Newstalk. Recently, Russia and Ukraine exchanged 100 prisoners of war, but how are these exchanges conducted?

Sean was joined by Declan Power, Defence and Security Expert...

Sony has launched a 3D music system, which they say is 360 Reality Audio. Newstalk's Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly has been using the system and joined Sean to discuss...

Move over Shakespeare, there's a new leading lady in the English curriculum! In a plot twist that even Barbie herself couldn't have predicted, Greta Gerwig's blockbuster film and the Banshees of Inisherin are set to grace the Leaving Cert stage by 2026.

Sean was joined by Dr Ellen Howley, Assistant Professor at DCU’s School of English to discuss...

Daniel O’Farrell, Organiser of the Pastry Pace Run Club joined Tom Dunne on the show today...

We've all been there – that moment when you excitedly swing open the fridge door, ready to indulge in your favourite cheese, only to be met with the disheartening sight of a pesky mould invasion. The question that inevitably pops into your mind: can you just trim the mouldy bits off and savour the rest? 

Tom Dunne was joined by Kevin Sheridan from Sherdian’s Cheesemongers to discuss...

Beyoncé is poised for the launch of her upcoming album, Renaissance Part 2, which sees her tapping into her Houston roots, and exploring the realm of country music. This has sent the world into a frenzy – fuelling fan theories, and re-igniting a debate on where country music really has its origins.

Tom Dunne was joined by Claire Beck, Presenter with Today FM… 

Electric Picnic has announced that the main stage at the festival will be connected to the grid and powered by renewable energy in 2024.  

This marks the first time a festival of its kind in the UK and Ireland will install mains power to reduce its carbon footprint.  

Melvin Benn, Managing Director of Festival Republic joined Tom Dunne to discuss...

Hemp is used for many things in the world, but did you know that it could be one of the solutions to the climate crisis. 

The plant can be used to make building blocks, and one of the biggest suppliers of them is based here in Ireland. 

Ronan McDermott, owner of Hemp Ireland joined John Fardy to discuss...

This week marks a decade since the passing of the founding father of Irish animation, Jimmy T Murakami. Born to Japanese parents in the United States, Murakami played a pivotal role in shaping Ireland's thriving animation industry.

John Fardy was joined by Maurice Galway, Director and Co-Founder of the Animation Dingle Festival and Vanessa Gilvea, Head of National Film School in IADT...

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While many humans were wooing their partners for Valentine’s day yesterday, you might have heard the call of frogs.  

Yes, the mating season for the common frog has coincided with Valentine’s day for the last few years, but their mating rituals means both male and female frogs are more exposed and vulnerable than usual.  

Collie Ennis is the Science Officer with the Herpetological Society of Ireland, and a Zoology research associate at Trinity College in Dublin, and he’s leading a campaign to help protect the amorous amphibians...