Novelist and journalist Matt Haig joined Oliver on the line to talk about his new best-seller 'The Midnight Library' which tells the story of wishing for a better life and realising that what you had in the first place might not have been so bad after all.

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

After hearing the discussion on sustainable fashion, Clare got in touch to tell Oliver about the vintage shop they have set up in Vincent's charity shop in Terenure.

Orsola De Castro set up a global movement in 2013 called 'Fashion Revolution' advocating for change in the fashion industry. She joined Oliver on the line to tell him why we need to rethink our approach to what we wear, and how we wear, because of its impact on both the planet and its people.

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

Derry native, Orla Chennaoui is a sports broadcaster for EuroSport. She has covered practically every major sporting event from the Olympic Games to the Tour de France, and joined Oliver on the line from Amsterdam to talk what it’s like to be a woman, and a mother, working in sport.

A group of Dublin City University researchers are examining the role that Dublin parks have had for adults, children and teenagers during the pandemic. Carol Barron is assistant professor at DCU’s School of Nursing and she joined Oliver on the line to tell him how people can get involved.

Derek Scally has been the Berlin correspondent with the Irish Times since he moved there in 2000. He joined Oliver on the line from Germany to talk about how his new surroundings gave him the perspective to explore Ireland's complicated history with the Catholic Church.

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

Ivan and Adrienne joined Oliver on the line to take part in our competition to win a voucher for some delicious food courtesy of Just Eat.