Jonathan Healy speaks to Tom Cullen, Deputy Director General of SIMI (Society of the Irish Motor Industry) who is calling for more support ahead of Budget 2021. He also talks to Conor Organ who is the man behind the IGNITE UCC created anxiety app Comh Health that could prove helpful during a global pandemic and Jonathan catches up with Loretta Kennedy of MamaBear Foods on how lockdown has helped to develop new products.

Jonathan speaks to the people behind Yooni, the startup that’s going to help students find the perfect college course. We’ll tell you what UCC Sprint Accelerator programme is taking in this year and Good For The Soul, the cafe that’s traded through the crisis and is looking to the future with brightness in their day.

Jonathan Healy speaks to Ernest Cantillon who has won more awards for Kinsale Gin, theatre director Al Dalton turning his attention to advertising with PosterDisplays.ie and Siobhan O'Neill on how women working in the home can explore new opportunities with a free course with Cork City Partnership!

Erin O Brien, City Centre Co-ordinator at Cork City council on keeping warm on Cork’s outdoor street seating, Dr Tanya Mulcahy of Health Innovation Hub Ireland on how COVID has helped health care innovations and Conor Nagle of Lidl explains how the store is delivering groceries on Leeside in partnership with Buymie.

Jonathan speaks to Louise Meehan, President of Network Ireland about their upcoming event which includes Cork's very own Samantha Barry, Editor-in-Chief of Glamour magazine, Jeremy Hayes from Cork University Business School about free upskilling courses for language graduates and Des McGahan of Ballinacurra House about how they're adapting to change.

Jonathan chats to Tim Horgan of www.Submit.com who can take the pain out of form filling using software to collect, manage and evaluate all types of submissions and applications. Peter Travers of the Cork Business League (www.corkbusinessleague.ie) who is connecting businesses through sport and Brid O'Connell from (www.guaranteedirish.ie) calls on Cork consumers to get behind the “G” and support local.

Charleville Boutique www.lovecherish.com (FB) @lovecherishalways.
When COVID hit, Maeve Dennehy took all her evening dresses home, tried them and sold them through social media.

Brian Murray of @theglasscurtaincork (Twitter) in the newly renovated Thompsons Bakery is making small but beautiful city weddings a new trend. www.theglasscurtain.ie
IG @ theglasscurtaincork

(FB) @bishopstownlawntennis Head Tennis Coach Conor Twomey says things have never been busier.

Cork Publicans call for #SupportNotSympathy & call-out for response from Taoiseach Micheal Martin for demonising pubs. Jonathan speaks with Philip Gillivan of The Shelbourne Bar & The Vintners' Federation of Ireland, and we discuss why migrating online can make things more accessible with Carole O'Leary of Student Inc. - Ireland's first student accelerator programme.

Cork Businesses have adapted brilliantly to their changing circumstances. In this episode of Red Business Jonathan Healy speaks to Victor Murphy of O'Mahony's of Watergrasshill, Paudie O'Donovan of One For The Road Mobile Bar and & Financial expert John O' Driscoll of Financial Fitness about what changes they made to survive.

On this week's Red Business, we pop down to Prince's Street to speak with Brian Geaney of Cork City Council and Claire Nash of Nash 19 about how the city has been changed for the better by COVID-19