Shay brought us on a trip down memory lane on yesterday's show with the mention of phone boxes. Paul Murphy is a former engineer, with a passion for repurposing phone boxes. While Eimear still has a phone card collection.

Volleyball is big business at the University of Nebraska. 92,003 Nebraska fans set the world attendance record for a female sporting event last year. Director of Operations, Lindsay Peterson discusses the latest research which found despite support of Irish women's sports, the attendance figures are low in comparison.

Ireland's oldest city continues to charm. Both, the New York Times and Conde Nast magazine named Waterford as a must-see destination for 2024. Former director of The Waterford Treasures museums, Eamon McEneaney talks to Shay.

Matt Zarb-Cousin is a recovering problem gambler. He is the Director of Clean Up Gambling in the UK and co-founder of the "Gamban App", which blocks gambling apps and sites on your phone.

David McIntyre inventor of the "Cubbie" was on yesterday's show. Kate Healy of the Mayo library service talks to Shay about the benefits of having a "Cubbie" sensory hub for library users.

Mayo man David McIntyre came up with an idea that would make the school day easier for countless children, including his own children. Cubbie is a self-contained hub which is adapted for the sensory needs of each user.

Jackie Lynam turned 50 at the end of last year. Her 50 at 50 list sees her making it a year to remember, with a nod to the significant milestone, whether it's a walk at the Blessington Basin or theatre visit with friends. "Traces" is Jackie's essay and poetry collection.

On this week's show, Shay Byrne was joined by a Limerick woman who found her dream job as a screenwriter, Mark Wogan, the former chef and now broadcaster talks about his foodie podcast "Spooning" and a woman who discovered that her family history connected her to a nineteenth century shipwreck off the coast of Cork.

Rowena Riley's family research brought her to the nineteenth century and the Joseph Sprott shipwreck off the West Cork coast.

As the son of a famous broadcaster, Mark Wogan initially shied away from broadcasting. Now the former chef has made a foodie podcast. "Spooning" challenges guests food likes and dislikes in novel ways.