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Aisteach, meaning strange, is the 'Avant-garde Archive of Ireland.' The artists' works preserved in its collection radically alters our view of the Irish artistic heritage. Presenter: Tom Roseingrave

Producer: Tom Roseingrave

Producer for RTÉ: Eoin O Kelly.

Chief Executive of the HSE Paul Reid joins the programme to discuss the ongoing rise in Coronavirus cases around the country, when we can expect to see a peak and if the HSE can cope with what's to come.

Even with an endless supply of films and TV we’ve never seen before at our finger tips, why do people seem to return to the ones that they’ve already seen a hundred times? Dr Jennifer O Meara is Assistant Professor of Film Studies in Trinity College Dublin and she joins Dave to reveal all!

The big questions of isolation - Should I get dressed? Should I shave my head? Should I learn Italian? - All the answers you need are here. It's not the government-issued COVID information pamphlet, It's Chris and Ciara's Podcast!

Kate O'Connell, Businesswoman & pharmacist, Mick Molloy, Emergency & Disaster Medicine Specialist, Shona Murray, Europe Correspondent Euronews and from the studio in Limerick Stephen Kinsella, Associate Professor of Economics and Niamh Hourigan, Sociologist, Vice President Academic Affairs Mary Immaculate College Limerick.

Tips on staying happy while confined to the house from Irish writers Patricia Scanlon and Colm Tóibín.

It's all Pop and Culture with our panel today and Cardi B really has fingers in every pie. Talking about Britney's world records, Rihanna's return and the dangers of Stan Culture are today's panelists; Pop Researcher, Tommy Byrne and (now) New York Times Journalist, Amy O Connor!

Short guided meditations from RTÉJr Radio.

Today we breathe our worries into a bubble and watch them float away.

This week, poet Tess Gallagher reads Eddie's Steps

Helen McEntee, Louise O'Reilly, Tom Parlon, Dr Paddy Mallon, Dr Ray Walley, Margaret Murphy and Brian Hayes