Jacki Ascough spoke to Stephen Cardy from family.ie about their new radio series ‘Building Good Family Foundations', and to Sandra Palles about emilyandeve.ie, positive affirmation cards for children. Emmet Dooley gave some tips for answering the question ‘Is this the one for me', and spoke about the Love Life Conference.

Wendy Grace spoke to Susan Philips about the rising tensions in Israel, and to Dr Bláithín Moriarty about preventing melanoma. Graham Mulhern talked about the upcoming changes for WhatsApp users, and Andrew Ascough told Wendy about directing the "I'm fine" TV documentary, while Rev William Hayes discussed what the Bible says about mental health.

Wendy Grace spoke to Jen Hogan about adapting to being a 'run around' Mum again, and to John McNicholas about the tax bias against single people. Artist Eve Parnell encouraged everyone to try drawing or painting, and Gillian Bird from the DSPCA spoke to Wendy about the recent influx of ducklings due to a viral tiktok video.

Jacki Ascough spoke to Patricia Fitzpatrick, about teaching patience and gratitude to children, and to Garvan Rigby, about the new music on Spirit’s playlist.  Pastor Noel Kenny spoke to Jacki about the re-opening of churches this week, and Professor Seamus O’Reilly highlighted the Cancer Trials that are available for patients.

Dan Ram spoke to Wendy Grace about the situation on the ground in India and how people can get involved with relief work.

Wendy Grace spoke to Dan Ram about the situation on the ground in India, and to Lisa Chambers about the continuing maternity restrictions.  Stephen Kinsella spoke to Wendy, about the importance of fitness and activity for young people, and Graham Mulhern gave advice on shopping online safely.

Wendy Grace got some more home and lifestyle tips from Therese Davey, while Nick Park spoke about the return to church services, and Susan Adams discussed the environmental impact of electric cars.  Katharine Hill spoke to Wendy about her new book ‘A Mind Of Their Own: Building Your Child’s Emotional Well-being in a Post-Pandemic World’, and Virginia Towo shared her story of learning the power of forgiveness.

Sharon Power from the Irish Horse Welfare Trust, told Jacki about how motorists and cyclists should behave around horses on the roads and gave a reminder about not feeding horses in fields.

Jacki Ascough spoke to Pastor Pat Fitzgerald about having vision for the future, and to Sharon Power, about how motorists and cyclists should behave around horses on the roads reminded everyone not to feed them in the fields.

English teacher, Wendi Drinan, says many parents are shocked over what they consider inappropriate content in the Junior and Leaving Cert English curriculum.