Chief Clinical Officer at the HSE Colm Henry spoke about the vaccine rollout, Delta variant and travelling abroad.

Comedian Jason Byrne chats with Brendan about real life gigs and the ‘Mind Your Loaf’ mental health podcasts. Freediver Claire Walsh also joined to chat about how she got going with freediving.

This summer IT Carlow is launching Ireland’s first summer school for teen influencers. Brendan spoke with Dr. Irene McCormick who is leader of the Creative Hub and influencer Lauren Whelan.

Sports Performance Coach and Sports Psychologist Gerry Hussey spoke about his new book 'Awake Your Power Within’.

European regulators have found Insurance Ireland breached EU antitrust rules by restricting competition in the motoring market.

To discuss Ireland's insurance market we’re joined by Peter Boland of Alliance for Insurance Reform and Arianna Podesta, spokesperson for competition for the European Commission.

This week was the biggest week yet for the state in terms of vaccine roll-outs.

Never have pharmaceutical companies been in the news so much.

Our guest Pat McCarthy has jumped on the bandwagon with a book on the history of the Irish pharmaceutical industry.

Ronaldo pushed two bottles of coke aside at a press conference and Coca Cola’s market value dropped 4 billion.

This highlighted the risks for brands in a social media age.

Many brands are paying sports stars huge amounts of money to endorse their products.

To tell us more we’re joined by Trevor Twamley Co founder of Sport Endorse Ltd.

This week a French court ordered IKEA to pay a €1m fine for spying on its French staff, after the world's biggest furniture retailer was found guilty of improperly gathering and storing data on its employees.

Should we all be concerned about Big Brother at work? Liam Geraghty has been snooping around.

It seems revenge is a dish best served in the sun. This week Arlene Foster tweeted about enjoying an outdoor lunch while the DUP fell apart.

Ill feeling is common in the corporate world too. We're joined by Louise Campbell, of Robert Walters Recruitment and Adam Maguire of RTE.

We’re joined by a father and daughter who run a business with a musical edge.

Philip King and his daughter Molly are two members of The South Wind Blows team.

Molly’s triplet sisters are also involved and their mum Nuala O’Connor is a co-founder of the company.