Adrian Cummins, CEO Restaurants Association, JP McMahon, Restaurateur in Galway, Professor Paddy Mallon, Infectious Diseases Consultant, St. Vincents Hospital, Dublin

Femi Bankole chats with Timi about how he forged his career, media representation and his hopes for his son.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

Clár Iomlán.

Nevens advice for your turkey and ham.

Presented by Fiona Kelly

End-of-year special - our Political Awards of 2020. Panel: Philip Ryan, Aoife Moore, Michael O'Regan, Harry McGee and Larry Donnelly

Host: Colm Ó Mongáin

Dimitri Eynikel, EU Policy Advisor to MSF/Doctors Without Borders Access Campaign on the need for vaccines for low and middle income countries. 

Also: Health Psychologist & QUB lecturer Dr Emma Berry on the findings of a survey in Northern Ireland looking at young people's compliance with social distancing rules.

Cara O'Doherty & Michael Pope review Let Him Go, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom & Wonder Woman 1984, crime novelist Michael Connelly's new book is 'The Law of Innocence' & Madeleine Keane discusses the English author who gave us the modernist classic novels 'Mrs Dalloway' & 'To The Lighthouse' while also making the essay form her own.

In 1926, Virginia Woolf gave a lecture on How Should One Read a Book? The English author who gave us modernist classic novels like Mrs Dalloway and To The Lighthouse also made the essay form her own. Virginia Woolf’s essay How Should One Read a Book? is available online.