Wendy Grace spoke to Susan Philips about the upcoming US General Election, and to Carolyn O’Meara about the work of Gianna Care.  Lewize Crothers spoke to Wendy about the ‘Exit Entry’ App which is designed to help students discover their next career opportunity.

Wendy Grace spoke to Fiona Fitzpatrick about the TG4 series 'Underdogs', who are putting together a squad of women to take on one of the country's best ladies Gaelic Football teams.

Wendy Grace spoke to Fiona Fitzpatrick about the ‘Underdogs TV Show’ which is looking for a squad of woman to take on one of the country’s greatest Ladies Gaelic football teams.  Niamh Daly spoke to Wendy about Irish charities uniting to launch a global coronavirus appeal, and Jacqui Hurley told Wendy about her new book ‘Girls Play Too’

Wendy Grace spoke to Caitriona Lynch about setting routines, and to Bishop Phonsie Cullinan about God’s intervention in the COVID pandemic.  Melissa Bohnert spoke to Wendy about a study which reveals that screen time is linked to rising mental health issues in children.

Wendy Grace spoke to John Newton from Aid to the Church in Need, who had updates from Nigeria and Pakistan, and to Karl Deeter about the entry of Avantcard to the Irish Mortage Market.  Miriam O’Regan spoke to Wendy about the Fearless Women’s Conference which will be online this year.

Wendy Grace spoke to Thérèse Davey about celebrating volunteers and making soup, and to James Northridge about reinventing the way parents and educators support children with disabilities. Eoin McGee spoke to Wendy about the current economic situation and the pandemic unemployment payment.

Jacki spoke to Susan Halley from Get Real Recipes about their packs of tried and tested recipes, originally designed for students, and to Graham Mulhern about his new ebook ‘How to protect your kids online’. Colin Tyner gave Jacki an update on the funds raised by his Sunflower Farm for the Wicklow Hospice and the Irish Cancer Society.

Jackie spoke to Susan Halley from Get Real Recipes about their packs of tried and tested recipes, originally designed for students.

Mark McMorrow looks back on some recent interviews with Phil Coulter, John McGuirk, Fr Mark Byrne, Laura Clerkin, Dr Mark Dooley and Martin O’Byrne

Mark McMorrow spoke to philosopher Dr Mark Dooley about what we are learning about our society during the COVID crisis.