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Uber drivers won an epic six-year battle for worker rights and one of the lead claimants on the Uber case was James Farrar, General Secretary of the App Drivers and Couriers Union who spoke about the case with Damien.

Editor of the Business Post Magazine Nadine O’Regan and Film Correspondent at the Irish Times Donald Clarke gave their tips for entertainment this week.

Emma Gilleece is an architectural historian and talked about appreciating architecture within your 5k limit!

Today's panel included Professor & Executive Dean at DCU Institute of Education Anne Looney, Fionnán Sheahan, Ireland Editor with the Irish Independent and Dr. Phil Kieran. General Secretary of the App Drivers and Couriers Union James Farrar and Financial Journalist Jill Kerby were alos on the programme.

Broadcasters and comedians Bernard O’Shea and Dermot Whelan spoke with Damien about mindfullness and mass.

Performance psychologist Gerry Hussey shares his take on why it is important for us to reflect on the things in our lives that we can control

Monaghan native Charlene McKenna checks in just days after revealing the news of her wedding to fellow actor Adam Rothenberg and her new series 'Bloodlands' which begins on BBC One tonight.

Singer-songwriter Susan O'Neill on how the last year has treated her and how she has survived such difficult times and we also hear a specially-recorded performance of her most recent single, 'Almost.'

Pat Storey, Bishop of Meath and Kildare, chats to Miriam about being Ireland's first and only woman bishop, her senior role in the Church of Ireland and the impact this has upon her life - both positive and negative.

Cork-based writer Trish Kearney joins the programme to discuss her abuse at the hands of swimming coach George Gibney and her new book 'Above Water.'