Astaíochtaí carbóin, Derek Chauvin, Timpiste Tesla agus cás na Úcráine – pléimid na scéalta idirnáisiúnta le hAngus Lambkin (Comhordaitheoir Daonchairdis na Náisiún Aontaithe) agus Niamh Ní Bhroin (Taighdeoir, Ollscoil Oslo).

Mary Regan, Political Correspondent, reports on the Oireachtas Health Committee. Darragh O'Loughlin, Secretary General of the Irish Pharmacy Union and community pharmacist in Tuam, gives his reaction

Naomi O'Leary, Europe Correspondent for the Irish Times, reports that the The European Medicines Agency has said the benefits of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine outweigh the risks. Dr. Maeve Crowley, Cork University Hospital, gives her reaction.

John Cooke speaks to a man fined €200 for driving his e-scooter without insurance, as the government says no cover will be required under new laws.

Michael Healy-Rae, Independent TD for Kerry; and Senator Pauline O'Reilly, Green Party, discuss the new Climate Action Bill .

Robert Troy, Minister of State with responsibility for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation, says that it's critical that the new legislation to ban ticket touting is brought through the Oireachtas in a timely fashion.

Fergal Keane speaks to fishermen, after the EU ordered that all catches must now be weighed on the dockside, rather than waiting until they arrive in processing plants.

Artist and composer, Jennifer Walshe on the listening - and understanding - capabilities of Amazon's Halo wellness technologies.

On today's show Ray speaks to the owner of Raven Books in Blackrock Louisa Cameron, Conor Creighton tells us about his new book ‘This is It’ and Dr Lara Cassidy shared her insight on the The two-part series on The Burren: Heart of Stone.

Ray is joined by Louisa Cameron, the owner of Raven Books in Blackrock and she has been delivering to customers, via post and if they’re within 2km of her shop, by bicycle for months.