The Manic Street Preachers’ guitarist Richard Edwards disappeared on the 1st of February 1995. For 26 years his family have campaigned for information of his whereabouts and his sister Rachel joined Ryan on the line from Wales to talk about her perpetual loss and the links between Ireland and Wales when it comes to missing persons.

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

Aine Hendrick told Ryan about the extraordinary efforts of Orlaith, Amy and Lauren from Malahide who walked 42km, within their 5k, to raise money for Aoife's Clown Doctors. Aine told Ryan about the difference the clown doctors made to her daughter Aoife's life when she was being treated in Crumlin Hospital for Leukaemia.

Chupi Sweetman is the founder of the international jewellery business 'Chupi' and she joined Ryan on the line to talk about the continuing success and demand for her jewellery in the face of the global pandemic.

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

After Ryan mentioned a surprisingly expensive cactus, garden designer Marion Keogh got in touch to explain why she thinks they're worth the money!

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

A bizarre social media trend involving Sylvanian Families has taken off which features the toy animals in soap-opera-style storylines. Thea from Kildare is the person behind the drama and she joined Ryan on the line to talk about going viral!

Ruth Coker Burks is someone who has defied disapproval in America’s Deep South to help and care for men with Aids since the 1980s. She joined Ryan on the line from the US to tell her remarkable story of compassion and combating prejudice.

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