On this week's episode Tommy and Cathal end series one of the podcast and feature musical performances from local musicians and singers.

On this week's episode we chat about the re-opening of our town after lockdown. We are joined by Billy McNicholas from Meelick who is the Mayo GAA Games Manager, head of coaching and games development. Fr Dermot Meehan tells us about the return of public church services. Tom Lavin joins us on our new segment 'Back to Business' where each week we put a spotlight on a local business.  

On this week's episode we chat with champion athlete Aaron McLoughlin who  is a member of the Irish Karate Team. We are also joined by Amy Kilroy, Jonathan Sweeney and Aoibheann Brennan to tell us about their TY mini company. Aoibheann also plays us a beautiful slow air.

On this week's episode we chat with Donncha O'Connell, Professor of Law at NUI Galway. Donncha played a huge role in organising the annual Siamsa Sraide festival during its early years. We have music from the Award-Winning, Brenda Walsh Grealis.

On this week's episode we talk with Phillip Durkan about the opening of the new astro-turf pitch at Swinford Amenity Park. Shane McDonnell joins us from Warsaw, Poland where he is studying Veterinary Medicine. Warsaw GAA are also organising a virtual walk, run, cycle to Croke Park this weekend. We have music from Pierce Leneghan, Peppy.

On this week's episode we talk with Tommie Pidgeon and Seamus Greaney, 40 years on from their famous Connacht final win. Lourda McHugh joins us to tell us about this year's Mayo Pink Ribbon virtual event which would usually pass through the town. We have music from Colm O'Donnell as we talk about Michael Davitt. 

On this week's episode, we chat with Swinford harpist Alannah Thornburg, who is releasing a single this week. Megan Durkan joins us to tell us about her event Be You which goes virtual this year.

On this week's episode, we chat with Swinford Pharmacist Eoghan O'Connell. Adrian Doherty and Enda Campbell join us to talk about the development of the Down Syndrome Mayo facility in Swinford. The Rice Sisters perform a special song in memory of their father Michael, who was a huge part of Swinford Drama and Variety Show.