Theatre's flight online sees Dead Centre's To Be A Machine streamed to our desks from Project Arts Centre, and Anu's The Party to End All Parties live on YouTube.

On today's show 2020 has been a tough year for everyone and the level of disruption to young people’s lives has been immense Ray chats about this with Mike Mansfield, Royanne McGregor and Dean Murray and we catch up with actor Moe Dunford ahead of the IFTAs this weekend.

Political Correspondent, Míchéal Lehane, Brian Keegan of Chartered Accountants Ireland and Louise Kelly of Deloitte discuss the issues at play in Budget 2021.

Tá Tabhairne an Bhreathnaigh oscailte, agus na custaiméirí ag ól lasmuigh. Ní mar a chéile atá ag Mick agus Kiely’s Cross atá iata ó thosnaigh na srianta bainteach le Covid19 i mí Márta.

Claire spoke to Ryan about her recent breast cancer diagnosis, her positive attitude and the importance of talking and sharing.

Clár irise á chur i láthair beo ó stiúideo na nDoirí Beaga, a chur i láthair ag Edel Ní Chuireáin.

Daniel McConnell, Political Editor, Irish Examiner, Fergal O'Rourke, Managing Partner, PWC, Dr. Shana Cohen, Director, TASC, Eoin McGee, Financial Planner, Phil Ni Sheaghdha, General Secretary, INMO, Geraldine Herbert, Motoring Journalist, Sunday Independent

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

Britpop party queen Meg Mathews spoke to Jen about drugs, sobriety and why she's determined to break the taboo surrounding menopause - Her new book is called 'The New Hot: Taking on the Menopause with Attitude and Style'

Colman Frank is 15 years old and he loves drawing. He moved to Ireland just one year ago. Since then, he has further developed his art, documenting his thoughts, dreams and experiences in imaginative pencil sketches.