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Tom Lyons, business journalist and CEO of the Currency, John McGuinness, Chairman of the Oireachtas Finance Committee, and Seán Fleming, Minister of State at the Department of Finance with Responsibility discuss the resignations.

Dave chats to world-renowned Psychologist and Author, Robin Dunbar about his new book, 'Friends', which explores our most important relationships and reveals the incredible effects that true friendships have on our wellbeing!

Oprah's highly anticipated interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will air tonight in the US so Author and Journalist, Caitlin McBride joins Dave to chat about some of Oprah's biggest interview moments and we also hear an archive clip of Dave and Oprah!

Dave chats to Irish Writer and Traveller, manchan Magan about his new project and book, 'Sea Tamagotchi' which involves trips around the coast collecting lost Irish words associated with the sea!

A man is fined for his terrible singing, The CDC shares tips for surviving a zombie apocalypse and a plane was forced to return to an airport after the pilot was attacked by a cat! It's Anton's stories of the week!

Padraic Collins reveals who his inspirations were in both football and hurling and discusses the Clare footballers' ambitions for the season ahead.

This week the priests are at it again, this time with their playlists! Chris and Ciara are also talking driving lessons and the Friendliest city in Europe... Galway of course! It's a big week in the world, it's the 'Chris and Ciara' Podcast!

Editor at the Business Post Magazine Nadine O’Regan and Producer and Director Brian Reddin share suggestions on what to see this week.

Valentine Low, Journalist at The Times talks about what we can expect from the Oprah interview with Harry and Meghan.

Clinical Psychologist Tony Bates spoke about the importance and benefits of 'opening up' for our mental health. The two books mentioned were Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman and As You Were by Elaine Feeney.