Alaina Demopoulos of the Guardian joined Sean on the show to discuss why Gen Z thinks smoking is cool again...

There’s a lot happening in our skies right now, and I’m not talking about how much rain is falling or the bits and pieces of UFOs in America. We’ve got supermoons, blue moons, shooting star showers, and even a sassy Venus Retrograde.

David Moore, Founder and Editor of Astronomy Ireland Magazine joined Sean to unravel it all...

It may sound like the stuff of Jurassic Park, but a scientist in Germany has managed to bring back to life a 46,000-year-old worm. But how did he do it?

Dr. Philipp Schiffer, Group Leader of the Worm Lab at the University of Cologne joined Sean on the show...

Revolut is today launching car insurance in Ireland – with customers able to get discounts by signing up for an in-car device that monitors their driving.

The financial app is making the offering available to 3,000 customers as part of this initial rollout and is due to roll it out to the rest of its Irish customers in “the coming months”.

Derek Reilly of Nevo.ie joined Sean on the show to discuss...

Sean was joined for Movies and Booze by Fionnuala Jones, Jean Smullen and Esther McCarthy with thanks to Marks and Spencer...

Music festivals are known for being a particularly filthy event, especially if they take place over a few days and campers can’t shower. But the lack of hand-washing facilities might actually be the bigger issue that no one is talking about.

Sean was joined by microbiologist, Dr. Joe Latimer to discuss…

People can often train their pets to do certain tricks to impress audiences, but it’s usually limited to rolling over or playing dead. Well, what if your pet could paint pictures worth tens of thousands?

For Joanne Lefson, that’s the case with her pet pig, Pigcasso. Joanne joined Sean to discuss...

We’re all guilty of not being able to put our phones down at times, and it’s gotten even more difficult to be without it in recent years, since so many of us became accustomed to working online during the pandemic. But this dependency has led to a new problem: phubbing. Phubbing is the act of snubbing those physically with you, in favour of your phone.

Kieran was joined by Paula Cocozza, journalist for the Guardian and author of the novel ‘Speak to Me’, which centres around this issue…

Crosswords are as popular as ever but how do they get created in the first place?

Sean was joined by John Halpern, Crossword setter for the Guardian, the Times and the Telegraph...

The cockapoo has now passed out the Labrador on the list of most popular pets in the home. This is a result of the growing demand for designer dogs and the increased accessibility of these breeds.

But what happens when you mix two breeds, with two different personalities? Do any behaviour issues result?

Suzi Walsh, dog trainer and behaviourist joined Sean to discuss...