In his tech slot, Wayne says, ironically, there are plenty of apps to help you reduce screen time, and the amount of time you're spending on social platforms.

Set in 1980s London, this five-part series by Russell T Davies follows the lives of a group of gay men and their friends and families, as their lives are turned upside down by the AIDs epidemic.

Mark, who runs MC Strength and Conditioning, wanted to do a fundraiser to highlight mental health issues and let people know help is out there. He's planning on doing a continuous hike up and down Crohaun Mountain in the Comeraghs, over a 24 hour period from 1pm Saturday January 30th to 1pm the following day.

By no means a new show , Safe House is an ITV series from 2015. However it's been given a rebirth on Netflix, after Season 1 was recently dropped to the streaming service. Maria says it's a good watch with plenty of familiar faces. Have a listen to her review

The Samsung launched its latest version of the Galaxy a month earlier than anticipated, and in another surprise, it comes in significantly cheaper than the S20, while still having additional features. Wayne discusses this in his tech slot.

It's hard to believe that it's 20 years ago that Apple launched the music platform that would change the musical world forever, in many ways. He takes a look back at that journey.

Dungarvan native David says it's been something of a whirlwind since Adam appeared on the Toy Show, telling Ryan Tubridy that he wanted to be CAPCOM for NASA. David says the Cork based family is massively grateful for the goodwill and support they've received.

It has been a very strange and in ways awful year, so Sean looks at the highs and lows, from Connell's chain to Zoom quizzes.

The theme was unashamedly festive this week, as Wayne discussed apps that help your kids communicate with Santa, as well as other ones for singing along to Christmas carols, and 'elfing' yourself.

With Christmas around the corner, many are still scratching their heads trying to think of what to buy people. Wayne had a list of fun tech stuff in his slot with Ollie and Mary, and the best news is, all of the items can be bought locally in Waterford.