Presented by Fiona Kelly

For anyone who watched Ireland's win over England in the Six Nations on Saturday, you'll certainly know the name Jacob Stockdale, the formidable Ulster winger. It's Jacob's father, Graham, who joins us this morning. Presbyterian & Co-ordinating Chaplain in Maghaberry Prison in Co. Antrim, he's here to share his thoughts on 'Winners and Losers'.

My Name is Saoirse, written and performed by Eva O'Connor, is a bitter-sweet story of a 15-year-old girl coming of age in 1980's Ireland.

Read by Siobhán McSweeney. A young mum and a teacher is living in emergency accommodation in a Dublin hotel. Considering herself a complete failure, things are about to take a turn one when her three-year-old daughter presents her with a seemingly impossible task.

Kevin Barry's Island Time and Louise Manifold's On the Ice Edge. Work from Aerial / Sparks at Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture. Produced by Eoin O Kelly and Elizabeth Laragy

Stephen Byrne chats with global superstar Madison Beer and James Arthur talks new music and finding light within the darkest times.

John Preston talks to Dave about his new book 'Fall' which is all about the life of the media mogul Robert Maxwell.

Dr Colm Henry, Chief Clinical Officer with the HSE, discusses the current Covid-19 situation.

Today's panel included Group head of News at INM Kevin Doyle, Pharmacist Kate O'Connell and Restaurateur Richard Corrigan. Professor of Genetics at TCD Aoife McLysaght also joined the programme.

Ok, so this isn't a zoology podcast but there is ALOT of animals - we're talking everything from cows' asses to monkey zooms! It's a big week in the world, it's the 'Chris and Ciara' Podcast!