Nice People Rude Towns is back. This time we go to Fertile in the USA, Bastardo in Italy and then back to North Carolina to chat to an angry woman from Climax.

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Finding love can be hard, finding a politician to spend the rest of your life with, can be even tougher. Thanks to the folks at Friday, a digital agency based in Dublin, we have TDer.ie and a solution to all your general election problems. Graeme from Friday popped on to talk about the app.

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Comedian and gifted meme maker Justine Stafford was on to talk about some of her worst ever stand up gigs.

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In the very near future, one man believes that you will be able to attend your own funeral? How, by syncing your mind with a computer and re-uploading it to an android. Dr Ian Pearson is a futurologist and explained what he thinks the next 30 years will bring for mankind.

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It involves Kodaline and a hog, Westlife and Lewis Capaldi. But which one is Irish singer and songwriter JC Stewart lying to you about?

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Dr Jennifer Wider is back, explaining some of the worst things people have been known to use on themselves for added pleasure. They usually wind up in an A&E in the end though.

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Cormac's so nice that he doesn't want to see Saoirse along for yet another Valentines Day. So he set up a Tinder profile for her and is swiping though the sea of men, trying to find her a suitable date!

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Comedian Paul Marsh is back for Punday Monday and this week, it's photography puns!

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Meet Terri Ann Nunn, who has lost 7 stone over the last number of years on a diet that doesn't require you to completely restrict yourself from "bad" food!

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It's the trainer that help Eliud Kipchoge break the 2 hour marathon mark last year, but since then, Nike's Vaperfly trainer has shaved minutes off a number of records around the world. Now, some people are calling for them to be banned from competitions. We spoke to ultra marathon runner and Kinesiology Ph.D. from the Michigan Performance Research Lab to explain why there is so much controversy over the runner.

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