We are joined by Amy-Jill Levine, Peter Admirand, Helen Bond and Peter Keenan to reflect on the Jewish foundations of the Easter Story and ask how it can be interpreted in ways that combat anti-semitism in today’s world.

Siobhán Garrigan brings festive joy, musical treats and plenty of inspiration, in the company of a variety of guests on this Christmas morning.

Christmas reflections from Brother Richard Hendrick, author of 'Still Points: A Guide to Living the Mindful Meditative Way', published by Hachette Ireland. There's a festive treat from St Mary's Pro-Cathedral Girls' Choir as they perform 'Silent Night' and award-winning poet Mary O'Malley savours The Cherry Tree Carol.

As the centenary of composer Fintan O'Carroll's birth is celebrated, his son, Kevin, reflects on his legacy, and 'Through Her Eyes', Clodagh Finn's latest book, features some of the most extraordinary women in Irish history, whose lives were guided by their faith.

As the Government prepares for an inquiry into the handling of historical abuse allegations in several schools run by the Spiritan order, Colm O'Gorman, founder of 'One in Four' and Diarmuid Martin, the former Archbishop of Dublin, join in discussion.

Siobhan Garrigan is in the company of writer and documentary-maker Manchán Magan, exploring his new book 'Listen to the Land Speak: A journey into the wisdom of what lies beneath us' and how the divine, natural and human worlds coexist.

What is it like living as a Muslim in Ireland? Consultant Paediatrician Dr Rizwan Khan and Fahmeeda Naheed, a member of An Garda Síochána, share their experiences. We also hear from the stars of 'The Chosen', the TV series about the life of Jesus.

We hear about practical measures which parishes and communities can undertake to tackle the environmental crisis. We also take a look at two books: 'The Parish as Oasis: An Introduction to Practical Environmental Care', and 'Beyond: How Humankind Thinks about Heaven'.

We hear from two new bishops of Galway - Michael Burrows from the Church of Ireland and Michael Duignan from the Catholic Church. Recently retired presenter of 'Beyond Belief' on BBC Radio 4, Ernie Rea, shares his thoughts, having also been head of religious broadcasting in the organisation.

Award winning writer and playwright, Michael Harding, shares confessions of love and regret and explains why his latest book is a celebration of failure.