Immunologist, Body Clock Expert and Senior Lecturer at the RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences Dr Annie Curtis on pilot events, Covid data, and the best time of the day to exercise.

Brendan chats with rapper Vanilla Ice about his new podcast series "Sport’s Strangest Crimes" on BBC 5 Live. The series, is merging true crime and sport and will tell the remarkable story of the kidnapping of Shergar.

Chef Brian McDermott wants to encourage people to take advantage of the wonderful seafood available on our shores, and shares some simple recipes.

Brendan chats with Hot Press Deputy Editor Stuart Clark about the moment Van Morrison took to the stage in the Europa Hotel.

Brown Thomas and Arnotts could be changing owners.

The Weston family who own Selfridges Group may be considering a sale after being approached by a potential buyer with an offer of over £4bn.

What could this mean for their Irish assets?

We're joined by retail consultant and former marketing director at Arnotts, Eddie Shanahan.

A video of a woman spitting on a security man after being ejected from Harrods went viral this week.

According to researchers anger is on the rise, so are businesses seeing more people throwing a strop in the shop?

Liam Geraghty has been hearing about the messers to the more menacing customers.

Julie Ennis knows all about customer service. Just days before the pandemic, she took on the role of CEO of Corporate Services UK and Ireland for Sodexo, a company that does full workplace services for other companies.

They work for the likes of Microsoft, Pfizer and even schools.

She joins us.

This week Facebook announced it would allow staff to work from home permanently, with employees allowed to clock in from different countries.

With a return to the office coming for Irish workers later this summer, where does working from home stand?

We’re joined from Cork by John Riordan of Shopify and chairman of Grow Remote.

As school tour season reaches its peak, it’s big business for some companies.

We’re joined by 2FM’s, Aifric O’Connell to talk about the most memorable school trip moments.

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 start to break records around low COVID numbers in hospitals, Aoife updated us on the G7 Summit, fake polling in Irish politics, and the treatment of Uyghurs & other ethnic-Turkic minorities in China.