Is there anything they can't do?! Medical engineers are working on developing an app and small adaptor that will allow men to be able to measure their own sperm counts at home, instead of having to go into a small room in a clinic and try squeeze one out. Hadi Shafiee spoke with Cormac and Saoirse about the research and when it will be available.

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Let pychologist Suzanna Degges-White explain what's going on inside your head when you find yourself attracted to people you really know you shouldn't be.

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Irish singer and songwriter Isaac Butler is this weeks guest on Poker Face. He has 3 stories about himself but 1 is not true. See if you're about to tell before he reveals all to Cormac and Saoirse.

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Sad news for your Dad Bod. After a few years of talk about women loving a man with a dad bod, psychologists in the University of Griffith in Australia carried out some research to put that claim to the test. Aaron Sells, one of the people involved in the study spoke to Cormac and Saoirse about his findings.

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Dr Jennifer Wider, our resident medical expert is back on to talk about some of the weirdest sounding medical conditions that you might think are made up, but are in fact 100% real.

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It's been one week since Cormac has been managing Saoirse's Tinder profile and things are not looking good in the hopes of finding her a date for Valentines Day.

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3 news stories, one of which is fake. This week, bridges between Ireland and Wales, naming a rat after your ex and an aer lingus plane hit by lightning. Which one is the fake news story?

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Comedian Paul Marsh is back on Punday Monday, this week it's TV show/Box set puns.

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After doing some research, it turns out that woman have an easier time getting over their previous partners than men do. Ursula Athensta from the University of Graz explains more about her interesting research.

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How has Cormac been getting on with Saoirse's Tinder profile? What has he learned and is he any closer to finding her a suitable date for Valentines Day?

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