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A new musical celebrating songwriter Diane Warren, casting news for a remake of 'Little Shop of Horrors', 80's Nostalgia on Netflix, Creed 3, Greg Kinnear on Broadway and new releases with Garret Daly.

Marie Forleo, author of ''Everything is figuroutable'' talks to Dave about her book.

The Gloaming's Caoimhín Ó Raghaillaigh chats to Sarah McInerney about his love affair with the 10-string "Hardanger D'Amore" fiddle

From trouble for travel companies to opportunities for others, we take a look at the impact the coronavirus has had here and internationally.

We're joined by consumer journalist Siobhán Maguire and Conor McMahon of the Sunday Times

This week on Louise McSharry on 2FM, ‘How to be an Adult’ is all about sleep, how much you need and what happens without it! Our Show Pro today is, the fantastic, Dr Sinead Beirne! So if you have any adulting questions ask us on [email protected]

Bord Bia's new country manager for China, Conor O'Sullivan on Covid 19. Oliver Moore, UCC on Fairtrade f'night. TD for Cork SW & Social Dem spokesperson, Dep Holly Cairns. Author of Falling for a Farmer, Maura McElhone in studio. Liz Coleman of Met Eireann on Storm Jorge plus two south Galway farmers Michéal Cahill & Martin McInerney on the line.

Noel Sweeney meets fishermen Richard Brannigan & Alan Fanning on Howth Pier to speak about fishing quotas & Brexit. Fergal Keane at the Irish Speciman Fish Awards where he met anglers receiving awards for record fish. And Capt Brendan Forde, spent fifty years at sea, talks about his favourite ship, the Dahomey Palm & his trip to Africa.

Dr.Kevin Hargaden on what we can learn from desert monks when it comes to economics and social justice. The Very Reverend Doctor Dean Sarah Rowland Jones talks about St.David the patron saint of Wales and journalist and writer Robert Fisk shares his insight into the role of religion in middle east conflicts.

Mary Irving performs Ag Cócaireacht and we talk about the different types of food we like to make in the kitchen.

Ríona Sally Hartman performs Brúigh an Cnaipe and we talk about how we travel to school every morning.