Join Amanda Ade as she speaks with Sophie Okpara about her experience of being a minority student, her feelings on completing the first Black Studies module at an Irish university, the importance of her faith, and how education is essential to bring about change.

Clár Iomlán.

One of the all time favorites from Neven.

Presented by Sinéad Egan

Rob Cameron has an in-depth look at Slovakia's decision to test most of its population. Education Correspondent Emma O'Kelly has a mid-term look at how schools are coping with Covid. Also: Science Correspondent George Lee looks at the direction of Ireland's numbers and the fate of Denmark's mink.

Working from home has shown many employees that they do not need a manager or superviser to get work done

The controversial group NXIVM claims to offer personal and professional development seminars through its “Executive Success Program”. However, the group has been dogged with claims that it is closer, in truth, to a cult with links to sexual slavery. Jenn Gannon reviews. It starts on Sky Documentaries/NOW TV on Saturday November 7th.

Paul Whitington & Cara O’Doherty review new films Lucky Grandma, About Endlessness & Luxor, Altan member and composer Martin Tourish has worked with Music Generation Laois Trad Orchestra on a new piece celebrating the achievements of Aviator, James Fitzmaurice & Jenn Gannon reviews The Vow.

Writer and comedian David Baddiel chats to Ray D'Arcy about his new Sci-fi novel for kids, how time travel is not what it used to be and the return of his TV show abput taking on internet trolls.

Joining Donncha and Damien we have Tony O'Donoghue and Lisa Fallon on Dundalk vs Rapid Vienna and Ireland, Niall Ronan on rugby and 'Fill the Aviva for Philly' and camogie with Ursula Jacob.