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Frieda Klotz, journalist, reports from the annual conference of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology on the legislation of anonymous sperm and egg donation.

Mark Little, CEO of Kinzen, discusses the regulation of social media platforms and content.

Hazel Chu, Green Party Councillor in Dublin City, Axel Bentsen, CEO of Urban Sharing in Oslo, Thomas Burke, Director of Retail Ireland talk to Seán about removing cars from city centres.

Music critic and columnist, Michael Dervan on Walshe, Barry, Dennehy & other composers of the Irish opera boom

Did you know that Irish people check their phones 57 times per day, So does this point to the fact that we've got a problem here in regulating our phone use? Hilda Burke, a psychotherapist & author of the Phone Addiction Workbook, ‘How to Identify Smartphone Dependency, Stop Compulsive Behavior and Develop a Healthy Relationship with Your Devices’

On today's show, the Lottie Doll that turned down Mc Donalds, Rory O'Neil on being positive about being HIV positive, 5 cups of coffee a day is ok and Phone addiction with Hilda Burke

Rory O’Neill, otherwise known as Panti Bliss – the unofficial Queen of Ireland, has been challenging stereotypes and breaking down barriers for many years.

Since being diagnosed with HIV 25 years ago, he has spoken out about the stigma associated with being HIV-positive and why is it so important to continue to speak out.

English politician Jacob Rees-Mogg calls them snoopers and curtain twitchers. Would you report a neighbour if you suspected domestic abuse?

Vadym lives in Dublin 8 and has been threatened by a 12 year old in a mask.

RTÉ South East Correspondent, Conor Kane reports on the row within the party in Waterford which has seen John Deasy accuse his party HQ of negligent regarding problems in the constituency