Fiona Flynn, TV Editor for entertainment.ie, joined Brendan in studio to take a look at what’s on in movies and television in the coming weeks.

Des Cahill joined Brendan in studio ahead of the big match between Dublin and Kerry!

Today's panel included Eoghan O'Neachtain, Director of Heneghan PR, Jackie Healy Rae, Independent Kerry County Councillor, Alison Cowzer, Co-founder of East Coast Bakehouse, Dan O'Brien, Chief Economist at the Institute of International & European Affairs and Grace Williams, Forsa Trade Union. Brendan also spoke to Andrew Bridgen, Conservative MP.

A recent survey of teenagers found that almost 90% of girls between the ages of 17 and 19 count beauty and makeup as their top priority. Darren Kennedy, TV Presenter and founder of the Male Skincare Company 'Kennedy and Co.', joined Brendan in studio to talk what young men are spending their time and money on when it comes to their appearance.

It's Electric Picnic weekend and Brendan was joined on the phone from a tent in Stradbally by Nadine O'Regan, Arts Editor with The Sunday Business Post, to hear how the festival has been going!

Former Fianna Fail Minister Mary O’Rourke joined Brendan to dissect some of her favourite memorable moments from the RTE Radio archives.

Dr. Cathal Berry, formerly of the elite Army Ranger wing and veteran of five tours-of-duty in the Balkans, Africa and the Middle East, joined Brendan to talk about what he sees as the dismantling and demoralisation of Ireland’s defence forces.

Brendan spoke to author and Booker prize winner Salman Rushdie about his new book 'Quichotte'. Long-listed for this year’s Booker Prize, the story set in a Trumpian universe of alternative facts and fake news is much, much more than a mere homage to 'Don Quixote'.

Eoin Murphy, Entertainment Editor for Extra.ie, joined Brendan in studio to talk about the return of Peaky Blinders to our television screens tonight at 9pm on BBC1!

In light of Donald Trump's recent interest in purchasing Greenland, Prof Pádraig Carmody, Head of Geography at Trinity College Dublin, joined Brendan in studio to delve into the idea of buying large masses of land.