The Pat Kenny Show

Jonathan Glazer is a director whose limited filmography over 23 years includes some of the most striking and bold filmmaking of the 21st century. Despite directing just four films, Glazer's work has left an indelible mark on modern cinema. Jen Gannon, pop culture journalist, joins Pat to explore the depth and impact of Glazer's films and his unique place in Hollywood.

Pat investigates the competitive race to host the new EU anti-money laundering agency, with cities from Riga to Madrid vying for the prestigious position. Dublin has emerged as a strong contender, buoyed by the support of its representatives who believe in the city's solid case. Barry Andrews, Fianna Fáil MEP for Dublin, joins Pat to provide insights into Dublin's bid and its chances against the backdrop of nine diverse candidates all aiming for the top spot.

A critical report by the Medical Protection Society, highlights the severe impact of medical negligence case delays on doctors' mental health, driving some to suicidal thoughts. Scarlet O’Sullivan, a Senior Associate Solicitor specialising in medical negligence at Callan Tansey, joins Pat to unpack the findings

This week on Green Scene, Pat dives into the transformative world of microbes, spotlighting a new antibiotic discovery and their role in coral protection. Dr. Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland, joins Pat to discuss these microscopic powerhouses and their big impact on health and the environment.

Pat and Newstalk Tech Correspondent, Jess Kelly examine Universal Music Group's (UMG) standoff with TikTok, threatening to pull its song catalog over claims of being "bullied" into a poor deal on music rights fees. They explore the impact of this conflict, the complexities of music rights online, and its consequences for both users and artists.

Conor Faughnan, Transport Consultant joins Pat this week to explain why the Road Safety Authority is asking the government for more financial support.

Castlebar has been named the best town in Ireland for work-life balance, a recent survey finds. Donegal Person of the Year Noel Cunningham, together with Fianna Fáil Senator Lisa Chambers, delve into what elevates Castlebar and similar towns. They discuss the key factors behind the high ranking and consider if relocating to Mayo is the key to achieving an ideal work-life balance.

Noel Cunningham is also the Ambassador for Harvey’s Point and Country Living.

Jess Kelly, Newstalk’s Tech Correspondent talks to Pat about the latest IOS update, the biggest in years and she answers your tech questions.

Is intermittent fasting the latest trend in dieting? Orla Walsh, Registered Dietitian from Orla Walsh Nutrition joins Pat in studio to discuss the pros and cons of intermittent fasting.

Over the last year, we have heard that more people are making the decision to permanently leave Ireland but do the figures tell that story?

Joining Pat to discuss how emigration is measured and analysed is Keire Murphy, Policy Officer at the Economic and Social Research Institute.