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Brendan spoke to Ronan Flood, Oscars Café Bar about how they removed the facility to purchase a substantial meal in a bid to reduce food waste and instead the 9 euro from the meal was donated to a homeless charity. This didn't last very long as they were advised by Gardai they needed to provide a substantial meal to stay open.

Brendan spoke to Mary Aiken Professor of Forensic Cyberpsychology at the University of East London on the unveiling of the Online Safety and Media Regulation bill.

Today's panel included, Immunologist, Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, Dr Annie Curtis, Professor of Politics, DCU, Dan O'Brien and Europe Correspondent, Euro News, Shona Murray reported on Brexit talks as the deadline looms.

We had a big set of giveaways this weekend, which led us to a few strange calls on the show! We lost faith in Maura and Teen Ciara is scamming a COVID test! It's a big week in the world, it's the 'Chris and Ciara' Podcast!

Nadine O'Regan, Editor, Business Post Magazine and Donald Clarke , Film Correspondent, Irishtimes share their tips on what not to miss this week.

Brendan spoke to Naoise Mc Nally, Editor of onefabday.com about those of you thinking of getting engaged this Christmas/ New Year.

Brendan spoke to Brendan about his new book 'Sranding in Gaps'.

Author John Scally joins the programme and talks about his latest collection and we also hear from social justice campaigner Fr. Peter McVerry, who wrote a letter to his parents for the book.

The former BBC executive chats to Miriam about how a return from London to help care for her 91-year-old aunt led to a Twitter sensation and a brand new book, chronically the poignant and often funny conversations between two women thrown together during a pandemic.

Cellist Gerald Peregrine and photographer Ruth Medjber describe a year of working outside windows, as they responded to the Covid experience and the phenomena of lockdowns, cocoons and quarantines.