Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G are hip hop icons. Their murders in 1996 and 1997 left fans reeling and asking many questions - mainly, who killed them, A man who knows the answer is the man who was charged with reopening and reinvestigating the case, Greg Kading.

I got to chat to Greg when he was in Dublin about why people are still interested in this case, what it’s like working on a case like this, how it took over his life and the new Netflix series based on his investigation, "Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G"

Ella Mills started her blog, "Deliciously Ella" (bak in 2012), as a way to get her through a debilitating physical illness and help her with her mental health.

6 years later and she never expected the success she has had. The blog has turned into cook books, food in supermarket chains, delis and there's lots more to come.

It was great to chat to Ella about why she is so passionate about healthy eating, how small changes can have a big impact on our health and the environment, and why we need to change the way we talk about food.

Catherine McGrath has had over 12 million Spotify streams, each month getting just under half a million, has opened for Michael Buble, and has been called, the new Taylor Swift, but she describes herself as a 21 year old Irish girl whose life mainly consists of singing, listening to country music and eating chocolate.

Last year she released her debut album, "Talk of this Town".

I was lucky enough to chat to Catherine about her love of country, how the genre has changed and is open to everyone and what it feels like to hear Elton John rave about you!

Back in June 2018 Charli XCX was in Dublin supporting Taylor Swift on her "Reputation" Tour.

Charli's set was awesome!

I got to chat to Charli before she took to the stage in Croke Park. We spoke about touring with Taylor, why choreographed dance routines scare her and how she doesn't let anyone stifle her voice.

Shauna Keogh built a successful career telling other people's stories - so much so that she has been nominated for an Emmy. But, while she was telling others people's stories, including Peter Andre & Katie Price's love story, she had never told her own - not even to her family.

"Queer Eye" Season 3 landed on Netflix on Friday. To celebrate that I thought I would play back the chat I had with one of the Fab 5, the show's culture guy, Karamo Brown, just before season 2 dropped in February 2018..

Karamo shared how he almost never was a Fab 5 member, what the guys thought of each other when they first met, what we can expect from season 2, what role the Fab 5 will play in his upcoming wedding and he also imparts some great advice.