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Brendan was joined by David Mc Williams, Economist, Susan Mitchell, Deputy Editor of the Business Post, Eoghan O’Naughton, Director Henaghan PR & Former Govt Press Secretary and joining in on the line John Crown, Consultant Oncologist and Senator and Prof Ronán Collins and Aine Kerr.

Actor Barry McGovern reads some poems to inspire and console. Columnist, playwright

& author Hilary Fannin on her debut novel 'The Weight of Love' and live music from

Daoirí Farrell and Clare Sands.

Meeting Captain Furillo from Hill Street Blues, the pleasures of a linen handkerchief, and Mother’s Day at a social distance… with writers Tim Carey, Mary Dowey, Geraldine Mitchell, Lemn Sissay, Andrew Meehan, and Nollaig Rowan

It's all Pop and Culture with our panel today and the celebrities are struggling with isolation. Vanessa Hudgens has gone over the edge, 'Big Brothers' are becoming coveted isolation tanks and Amy Adams is saving us all! Colette Sexton from Edelman PR is joined by, Screenwriter, Antoin Beag O'Colla to make up the panel today!

This week, Paul Perry reads his poem Not the Wind Not the Flag

Regina Doherty, Sam McConkey, John Bates, Tony Foley, Pearse Doherty, Aideen Hayden and Mary McAleese

Everything is happening on the Bob Geldof front at the moment. There's a book, "Tales of Boomtown Glory", there's the Billy McGrath documentary and a new album! Dave is joined by Bob to chat about that new LP, "Citizens of Boomtown" and some other Rats anecdotes!

Garret Daly takes a lot of some of the best new series hitting our TV screens, plus some of the films available to stream very soon.

It’s noticeable how many people have been recommending things like meditation and mindfulness over the past few weeks -- not just as something to do while we’re cooped-up at home but also as a tool for coping in a changed world.

The impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the world’s economy won’t be known for months to come - but yesterday Davy Stockbrokers predicted that Ireland's economy could contract in 2020, after several years of growth.

Former Central Bank governor Patrick Honohan explains what effects this crisis may have on our economy.