We've reached the half-forward line on the All-Star hurling team of The Sunday Game era, so Michael Duignan and Anthony Daly join Rory O'Neill and Mikey Stafford to discuss some of the finest hurling talents of the past 40 years.
Roe McDermott and Chris Wasser review Becoming, a documentary based on the former First Lady, Michelle Obama, The Whistlers and a documentary called Infinite Football both from the director Corneliu Porumboiu.
Des Cahill is joined by one of Ireland's best known stage and screen actors Bryan Murray. From first stepping on stage as a young boy in a local production of Pirates of Penzance through The Irish RM, Strumpet City and Brookside to his current role as Bob Charles in Fair City, Bryan reflects on a life in the arts.
Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have Clare hurler Tony Kelly, sports agent Dave McHugh, Irish Rugby International Jenny Murphy and Jeff Shepard with his Eye on America.
Singer and mum of 5 Sophie Ellis Bextor chats to Ray about her weekly Instagram live show Sophie's Kitchen Disco, life in lockdown and her latest album The Song Diaries
Director General of the International Committee of the Red Cross Robert Mardini talks to Foreign Editor Eimear Lowe about fears for fragile countries in the pandemic. Also: Political Correspondent Micheál Lehane on how talk of tapering off pandemic payments is tapering off. Sinéad Crowley gives us an overview of last night's NPHET briefing.
Until now the opposition and Government have refrained from crossing swords on the Covid-19. On the Your Politics podcast presenter Paul Cunningham is joined by Aisling Kenny, Mícheál Lehane and Mary Regan.
Composer and artist Jennifer Walshe has been exploring the wide-open spaces of health and fitness YouTube, from Joe Wicks to Angela Lansbury. Yup, you read that right.
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