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Today's panel included Sinead O’Carroll, Editor of the Journal.ie, Marie Louise O'Donnell, Broadcaster & former Senator and Karl Deeter, financial adviser. Damien also spoke to Independent TD Michael McNamara and Darshna Soni, Home Affairs Correspondent, Channel 4 News.

Misdirected phone messages… the “rule of three” -- and what does it mean when a bird flies into your house? with Pauline Shanahan, Brian Leyden, Emer O'Kelly, Lani O'Hanlon and Michael Kelly

Students taking their English literature exams next in the UK as part of their GCSE will not be required to study poetry. Some are concerned that it's send out the signal that poetry is not important. Felicia Olusanya, performance poet joined Louise to discuss the importance of poetry.

This week, poet Terry McDonagh reads A Gypsy Woman in Ireland

George Fenton has composed scores for The Wind that Shakes The Barley, Dangerous Liaisons and You’ve Got Mail, working with directors including Richard Attenborough and Terry Gilliam. He chats to Aedin about a new album of his scores arranged and performed by pianist Simon Chamberlain.

Eleven weeks out from another US Presidential Election, Joe Biden has announced his running mate as California Senator, Kamala Harris. Journalist, Marion McKeone joins Dave to tell us the story behind Kamala's own presidential campaign and why she is already a history maker!

This morning Damien O'Reilly spoke with former hurler of the year and businessman, Lar Corbett, Rachael Wilson, Kilkenny woman living in Auckland and Crystal Swing's Derek Burke,

Áine speaks with Deborah Somorin who was homeless and pregnant in her teens before going on to become a chartered accountant and finding the Empower the Family charity.

Covid 19 is on the rise...again! and New Zealand is no longer immune, good news as two woman rescued after spending over night at sea, Beruit has declared a state of emergency and Trump left speechless! Ellen is here with the latest.

Joanna McNichols brings us a report from the historic Scottish island of Iona. Regular contributor Capt Brendan Forde on the Iron Curtain & Amy's Fish Adventures.