Adam joins us on the first Monday of the month to give tips on fitness and exercise. In this particular slot, he discusses how to overcome the storms of winter, and get out and train anyway. He also tells us about the upcoming Beactive programme at Kingfisher

Liam is a pupil at Ardscoil na Mara. He has set up "Liams Bakes" as part of his TY mini-company. But it's fair to say Liam has gone above and beyond; his kitchen is HSE-approved and he's fully online. He dropped into Ollie and Mary with a number of tasty treats.

It's hard to believe now, but in 1980 you could book a group of young bucks called U2 for 300 pounds and a few beers. Eoin Ronayne was the man who organised the gig in the canteen of what was then WRTC, which 400 people attended. He spoke to Ollie and Mary

A Dublin company, Manna, is the first in Ireland to launch a drone delivery service for takeaway food. Wayne outlines how it works, and discusses if it might be a future trend for Waterford.

These belong in the world of "The Internet of Things" and Wayne tells Andy and Mary they can prove very handy in many circumstances.

Rachel Seery and Jane Murphy are 2nd year UCC students, who went to school in Blackwater Community College in Lismore. This year they are taking part  in Ireland’s Largest Student Fundraiser, Jailbreak, a 36-hour global challenge to raise vital funds for the Society of St Vincent de Paul and Amnesty International Ireland.

The race begins at Dublin Castle on the morning of Saturday 22nd February 2020 as students dart from the start-line in a race to a mystery Location X. Following clues which are revealed to the team throughout the day, teams of two trek across Europe. But there’s a catch! The teams are not allowed to spend any of their own money on travel and must rely only on the goodwill of strangers to help them get to Location X before the 36 hours are up!

What they are, how to listen to them and the type of subject matter they cover, are all included in Wayne's slot on the entertainment phenomenon.

Bosco is making a return to his beloved Theatre Royal on Saturday 16th February - he told us all about it.

The Dubliner was recently a contestant on "I'm a Celebrity - Get me outta her" - something he said was an unforgettable experience. He's performing at Theatre Royal Waterford on February 13th, and he outlines what audiences can expect.

It's hard to believe but it's a full decade since the late Steve Jobs unveiled the Apple iPad - not the first tablet - but certainly a game changer. Wayne discusses its various uses.