Brendan spoke to, Alistair Campbell, Former spokesperson for Tony Blair and Mental Health Campaigner chats to Brendan about the publication of his latest diaries and how he his physical health has never been better since Covid-19.

Brendan spoke to, Darrach O Murchu, Presenter of Cumhacht an Naduir about his new nature show airing on TG4.

Brendan spoke to, Prof. Mary Horgan, Consultant in Infectious Diseases in Cork University Hospital, Dean of the UCC School of Medicine and member of NPHET, about her career to date, making Dr Anthony Fauci, US Chief Medical Advisor, an honorary fellow of the College of Physicians and Covid-19.

2FM’s Aifric O’Connell has been looking at the big mistakes individuals and companies have made.

As the clocks spring forward once again, what about the world of watches? How is it coping during the pandemic?

Author and watch enthusiast Shane Hegarty has been checking it out.

Stockbrokers have been making the news for all the wrong reasons in the last couple of weeks.

We’re joined now by one of Ireland’s longest serving stockbrokers, Ronan Reid, who previously played tennis for Ireland, set up Dolmen Stockbrokers in the mid 90s, and later sold to Cantor Fitzgerald.

The Royal Canal was in the news this week with the announcement of a 130 km greenway described as turning a 225 year old engineering marvel into a respite for the modern age.

To look at the business background of the canal we’re joined by Tommy Graham editor of History Ireland.

As we know businesses are doing everything they can to try to survive the pandemic.

Some have chosen some very innovative solutions to bring customers in as Liam Geraghty has been finding out

Businesses like all of us are waiting with bated breath to see what comes from the cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

Our next guests are clear that they want click and collect to be put back in place. We're joined by Antonia Daly, owner of Antonia’s Bookshop in Trim and Damian Duggan, director of Duggan Jewellers in Fairview in Dublin.

Imagine your mistake causing a hold up of $9.5 billion goods a day and a tail back of ships that would have made the M50 look like a quiet country road back in the day.

Well that's what is currently happening in Suez Canal.

We’re joined by Graham Parker from Kontainer.com