Justin speaks to Dr Karl Neff, clinical lead at the National Gender Service, which provides medical and surgical interventions to help people affirm their gender.

As hunting season begins for certain types of wildlife, Carole travels to the bog lands south of Mullingar to find out if hunting and conservation can complement one another.

Justin speaks to former Fianna Fail government advisor, and Public Affairs & Communications specialist Derek Mooney.

Carole asks TUI General Secretary Michael Gillespie what measures need to be taken to encourage teachers to stay teaching.

Carole speaks to Aideen, a teacher from Limerick working in a South Dublin school, who says finding her current accommodation in Laois was a real challenge.

Justin speaks to Elayne Devlin about the Tavistock Trust's Gender Identity Development Services clinic and the service it provides to Irish children.

Carole asks energy economist Lisa Ryan if it is time for a windfall tax.

Colman O'Sullivan reports on the Government's efforts to recoup almost €34 million of Pandemic Unemployment Payment that was wrongly claimed. Justin then speaks to Denis Naughten, independent TD for Roscommon-Galway and Chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Social Protection.

Tommy speaks to Adam Harris, founder and chief executive of autism charity AsIAm, about the shortage of special needs classes in secondary schools.

Justin speaks to Polina Grishenko, a pregnant woman who has been staying in student accommodation in Cork but must move today, and Emma Lane Spollen, National Coordinator for the Ukraine Civil Society Response.