Ciara was joined by Dr. Suzi Lyons, Senior Researcher at the Health Research Board, to discuss the alarming 10% increase in people being treated for problem alcohol use in 2023.

Shane was joined by Sinead Ryan, Consumer Journalist with The Irish Independent and Host of the Home Show on Newstalk, to discuss the upcoming Access to Cash Bill. Minister for Finance Jack Chambers sought Cabinet approval to publish this bill, aiming to secure access to cash for all citizens.

Shane was joined by Gary O’Hanlon, executive chef at the K Club, to discuss his culinary journey.

As part of Newstalk's Summer Tour, Ciara was joined by John Costelloe, Sales and Marketing Director of the K Club, to explore the various amenities the K Club offers, from spa treatments to golf and even segwaying.

Shane was joined by Liam Browne, Independent Councillor for Cashel Tipperary, to discuss the meeting between the Department of Integration and locals in Dundrum village, County Tipperary. The meeting followed weeks of demonstrations at Dundrum House Hotel, which is set to accommodate International Protection Applicants.

Ciara was joined by Mike Trujillo, a Democratic political strategist, to discuss the backing of US Vice President Kamala Harris by Nancy Pelosi and other key Democrats. They analysed her potential as the leading Democratic candidate for the 2024 Presidential Election.

Shane was joined by Barry Kenny, Corporate Communications Manager with Iarnrod Eireann, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the DART.

Newstalk reporter Henry McKean visited the Hartwell Stud in Kill in County Kildare. He spoke with the McCann and Lyons families, who have been dedicated to their craft for generations. He also had an amusing encounter with a foal named Nugget, who bit him during the visit.

Ciara and Shane were out and about exploring the grounds of the K Club. They shared their experiences and observations from their wander around the beautiful estate, giving listeners a taste of what the K Club has to offer.

Ciarawas joined by Michael Doherty, Professor in Employment Law at Maynooth University, to discuss the potential deal between IALPA and Aer Lingus. IALPA recommended accepting Labour Court proposals, including a 17.75% pay increase for pilots over four years.