Claire Keating is a primary school teacher who has seen children struggle to handle their emotions first hand. She joined Baz on the line to tell him about teaming up with fellow teacher Sinéad Dore to create a series of books that help children identify and manage a variety of emotions and feelings. For more into visit breathewithbea.ie

Star of The Young Offenders, Alex Murphy, spoke to Baz from Cork where he's currently starring in the Brian Friel classic 'Philadelphia, Here I Come!' from the 5th to the 16th of October. For tickets visit corkoperahouse.ie

Cormac Ryan is currently half way through a fundraising cycle from Achill to Athens and he spoke to Baz from somewhere in Austria to tell him about why he and his friends are raising money for Bodywhys and Pieta. To donate visit www.idonate.ie/AchillToAthens

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Baz's attention.

This week Ryan spoke to explorer Ranulph Fiennes on writing the biography of Sir Ernest Shackleton; Richard O'Brien on creating 'The Rocky Horror Show'; Robbie Connolly on the tragic loss of his brother John; And Lucy Kennedy on her latest children's book ‘The Friendship Fairies Go to Camp’.

Everybody’s favourite houseguest, Lucy Kennedy, joined Ryan in studio to tell him about her latest children’s book ‘The Friendship Fairies Go to Camp’.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

Robbie Connolly is the entrepreneur behind The Ink Factory and PIERCED.ie and he joined Ryan in studio to talk about the tragic loss of his bother John, and establishing the JC Foundation in his memory to help improve the mental-health of young people. For more info visit jcfoundation.ie

Wally O’Neill from Red Books in Wexford joined Ryan on the line to tell him all about the Dublin City Books & Browsables Market taking place every Sunday from 11am to 4pm in St. Patrick’s Park.