Political Correspondent for The Irish Examiner, Aoife Moore, joined us on Saturday morning to talk about the stories that propped up the week! As we celebrate the opening of vaccine registration for those aged 35-39, Aoife spoke to us about the DUP crisis, Waterford pride flag burnings, and 'Juneteenth'!

This week, ‘How to be an Adult’ is all about riding safely! Our Show Pro today is Dr. Amy Morgan from Bryanstown Medical and she is reminding us of the best way to care for our sexual health as we reopen - from general safety and care to specific issues and how to deal with them. Dr. Morgan also answered listeners' questions on their sexual health!

As the country locked down in 2019, we were joined by Nanci Creedon to talk about adapting our doggie's life to working from home. Now, as we reopen as a country, we wanted to catch up with Nanci again about how to ease our pups back into office life! Nanci spoke to us about Doggie Day Care, ongoing training, and separation anxiety!

The art of drag is not a new concept or form of entertainment, but like anything, it changes over time! Victoria Secret, self-proclaimed tallest Queen in Ireland and Co-Host of the Petty Little Things podcast, joined Louise to talk about Pride in Ireland, changes on the drag scene, and how to secure the future of drag! pettylittlethings.net

This week marks the fifth anniversary of the Brexit referendum, 5 years on from the historic vote Countrywide’s Suzanne Campbell takes a snap shot of the impact on farmers and food producers in the North of the vote today.

On this week’s Countrywide, The future of CAP, realities of Brexit 5 years on, roadside strawberry selling and Chief of Staff of the Irish Defense Forces Vice Admiral Mark Mellet on the climate and the sea.

Damien is joined by Alan Matthews Professor of European Agriculture at the Department of Economics in Trinity College to discuss the future of CAP and its impact on farmers.

Countrywide’s Lorna Siggins meets Chief of Staff of the Irish Defence Forces Vice Admiral Mark Mellet at Rosmoney Pier in his native Mayo, the place where he first learnt to sail and finds out more about what his job entails and his views on climate change and its effects on our seas.

Roadside strawberry selling is a quintessential part of the Irish summer. Brenda Donohue sets up her stall in Wexford to find out some of the stories behind the strawberry buyers and sellers.

We talk with Fr Alan Hilliard, author of Dipping into Life: 40 Reflections for a Fragile Faith.

We also have live music with Scott McKeown and Victoria Johnston, two musicians who express their Christian faith through their music.