Never Have I Ever with Claire Byrne

Actor and director Mel Gibson is in Trim as a series of events begin to mark the 30th anniversary of the making of the Oscar-winning film Braveheart.

NewsTalk’s own Rhianne Kelly is down in Trim as Hollywood returns to the historic town.

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British-Cambodian chef Kaneda Pen, founder of Mamapen in London, shares his journey from a career in advertising to opening the city’s only Cambodian restaurant.

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Landscape contractor and award-winning Garden Designer, Brian Burke joins Anna Daly for Anton to answer listeners’ gardening questions.

From planting tips to keeping your garden looking its best through the summer.

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Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore, Transport Consultant Conor Faughnan, and Louise Williams of Monthly Cycles discuss how Helsinki achieved a full year without a single road death — and what lessons Ireland can take from its Vision Zero strategy.

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Freelance Journalist, Niamh O’Reilly and Psychotherapist and Author, Stella O’Malley discuss on if children really want their phones and Ipads, or if it's really just the freedom of being a kid they want.

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Cuán Ó Flatharta, presenter of NewsTalk’s Splanc, and former Lord Mayor and Fine Gael councillor Emma Blain join Anna to review Saturday morning’s front pages.

From the race to the Áras and the horrifying scenes from Gaza, get all the biggest stories here.

Fianna Fáil TD Peter 'Chap' Cleere joins Anna Daly for Anton Savage to discuss why coverage and attendance for women’s sport still lags behind the men’s games, even on All-Ireland final weekend.

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It's been a week since the cosy tete-a-tete between President Trump and Ursula von der Leyan, which resulted in a 15% tariff being placed on EU goods being sold in the US. While there was a ‘It could have been a lot worse’ sense of relief, where does that leave Ireland now?

Dan O’Brien, Chief Economist at the Institute of International and European Affairs, joins guest host Seán Defoe to discuss.

Seán Defoe’s guest can offer a first-hand account of making the precarious journey from Gaza to Ireland to continue his career in medicine, and has appealed to Irish politicians to assist in the evacuation of his family.

Doctor Momin Hilles joins to discuss.

As one of nine children, my next guest learned how to cook at his mother’s apron strings and more than forty years ago set up the Ballymaloe Cookery School with his sister Darina Allen, sharing his knowledge and skills with thousands more, inspiring some of today’s top chefs along the way – at the heart of his message and love of food has always been quality ingredients prepared simply. He’s also written some best-selling books on food as well as presenting ‘How To Cook Well’ for RTÉ television show.

Guest host Seán Defoe is joined by Rory O’Connell!