Jenn Gannon joined Ryan on the line to talk about the struggle facing single people when it comes to trying to buy a home of their own.

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

Amanda Larkin told Ryan why she is looking for 796 baby dolls which will serve as a visual representation of the babies that died in the Mother and Baby home in Tuam.

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

This week Ryan spoke to Trina O'Connor about her work as a community criminologist; Barrister Aoife McNickle on courtroom dress; Reuben Hester on following his passion for music while dealing with his late father's struggle with addiction; And Irish Sign Language teacher Jenny Healy.

Monica joined Ryan on the line for the chance to win a wonderful trip to Faithlegg House Hotel.

Calum Geary's appearance on the Late Late Show last week moved many people including Jenny Healy who works as an Irish Sign Language teacher. Jenny joined Ryan on the line to talk about her work and tell him about the free Zoom class she organised for interested people in the wake of Calum's interview.

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

Originally from the UK, Reuben Hester moved to Enniscorthy when he was two years old. At the age of sixteen, Reuben left school and busked around Europe. He has just launched his solo career with a song about his late father and Reuben joined Ryan on the line to talk about his dad and his musical success.

After Ryan mentioned the 39th President of the United States, Monica got in touch to tell him about meeting the man himself and how he was just one of many US Presidents she's encountered down through the years.