Author Sarah Gilmartin spoke about her new novel "Service" on yesterday's show. Annette Sweeney, a senior lecturer at TU Dublin's Tallaght Campus chats to Oliver about one initiative creating a positive change in kitchen culture.

The stories and headlines that grabbed Oliver's attention.

Sarah Gilmartin's second novel "Service" is set in a high-end Dublin restaurant during the boom years. From the adrenaline filled rush of service to the culture behind the scenes. It explores the abuse of power and the resulting fallout.

Proud Dundalk man Martin McElligott is at the forefront of rebranding the town. As town centre commercial manager he chats to Oliver about the value adding initiatives that keep local businesses thriving.

The stories and headlines that grabbed Oliver's attention.

Artist Jennifer Humphreys and author Christine Foley are a great example of the power of creativity to overcome obstacles and breakdown stereotypes. Further information, connectionsartscentre.ie

Caitlin Moran struck a chord with listeners yesterday discussing her book, "What About Men?". Caroline is a principal and Mary a teacher. Both got in touch with the show to share their perspective of what teenage boys are talking about in the classroom.

The stories and headlines that grabbed Oliver's attention.

"What About Men?" is Caitlin Moran's latest book. The bestselling author is synonymous with writing about women. Now she focuses on men and why we need to talk about the perceived crisis in masculinity.

Irish actor Fiona Glascott chats about The Martini Shot at the Galway Film Fleadh, Emily Kenway shares her experience of becoming her late mother’s carer, Spike Island will be revived in book form next year by the islands former CEO, John Crotty and Laureate na nÓg Patricia Forde celebrates children’s literature.