Star Trek's Kate Mulgrew on Patrick Stewart and her new series

Actor Kate Mulgrew (Captain Kathryn Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager) joins Oliver to talk about her role in RTE's new drama 'The Galway Bay Murders' and the passing of fellow Star Trek captain Patrick Stewart.

Ireland's overlooked buildings - Emma Gilleece

Architectural Historian Emma Gilleece joins Oliver to encourage appreciation of the unloved buildings of Ireland from the 20th century from power stations to hospitals, handball alleys and bathing shelters. 

Coleen Nolan talks Nolan Sisters & Loose Women

Coleen Nolan joins Oliver to talk about the story behind ‘Dressed to Kill’, its rather unusual chart history and memories of the Nolans in the 70s & 80s.

Plant-based dishes ahead of World Vegan Month

Award-winning chef Malte Half of Glas restaurant joins Oliver to suggest some simple swaps for you if you're considering adding more plant-based dishes to your diet for World Vegan Month.

The Friday Takeaway

Content Creator Clóda Scanlon, Commentator Karl Doyle and Journalist Édaein O'Connell join Oliver to go through all of the stuff that really matters from the week gone by.   

'One Helluva Ride' with Michael Douglas

Academy Award-winner, Michael Douglas talks family and film after 60 years on screen – from Wall Street and The American President to Fatal Attraction.

Gentle sleep support with Hannah Hiles

Hannah Hiles, Sleep Consultant with 'It Takes a Village' joins Oliver to dispel some of the many myths around babies and sleep. She provides, what's known as, 'gentle sleep support' 

The Speakies nomination for Eoin Lynch

Oliver speaks to Eoin Lynch the man shortlisted for The Speakies.

Don Conroy's new book 'The Artist Within'

Artist, author, the much-loved Don Conroy joins Oliver for a chat about bringing the natural world to life — one bird, badger and owl at a time. 'The Artist Within: Stories and Sketches to Awaken Your Creative Spirit' is available now in bookshops.

What makes The Traitors theme so good?

Sam Watts, the man behind The Traitors unforgettable theme joins Oliver to reveal how he makes treachery sound so good.