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This week Jeff Bezos stepped down as CEO of Amazon, the company he founded more than 25 years ago.

He says he wants to focus on other interests such as climate change, The Washington Post and Blue Origin.

Although he says he’s not retiring some people are wondering whether this is a mid life crisis?

Mark Paul from The Irish Times joins us.

Award winning Author Marian Keys had the beginners guide to writing for Louise.

Podcast creator Linnea Dunne has faced battles with finding supportive health care in Ireland and decided to highlight the issue in her podcast Bits of Me.

Political Correspondent for The Irish Examiner, Aoife Moore, joined us on Saturday morning to talk about the stories that propped up the week! The latest on COVID 19 deaths, , new quarantine law and vaccinations, anger over Mother and Baby Home recordings being destroyed and a TOKYO 2020 Chief has resigned after saying woman talk too much.

Its the first weekend of spring and to celebrate this gardening guru and founder of Grow It Yourself Ireland Michael Kelly had the beginners guide to vegetable planting for Louise.

Former Ireland International and Limerick based farmer John Hayes looks ahead to Irelands 6 nations opener against Wales this weekend and life on the farm after rugby.

Countrywide reporter Lorna Siggins meets bee custodians who are helping with a major NUIG study on bees.

Damien is on the Sheehan’s farm in Co Kilkenny for Spring calving.

On this week’s Countrywide: Spring Calving in Kilkenny , The Women’s Shed, preserving our bees, the future of live exports and former rugby international and farmer John Hayes previews this weekend’s six nations.

Billy Kelleher, MEP and Caroline Rowley from Ethical Farming Ireland debate the issue of the ethical transporting of livestock across Europe.