After serving four years in prison for fraud, Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland is inviting people back to the Caribbean for an encore. They won’t seriously consider going, will they?

Host: Kevin Doyle, Guest: Tessa Ndjonkou 

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Can a convicted fraudster revive the failed Fyre Festival? 

"They’re eating the cats, they’re eating the pets of the people that live there.” It was another surreal night for US politics as Donald Trump aimed to portray a hellish picture of life under the rule of Democrats. Both candidates promised to keep the debate about policy, but it didn’t take long for things to become personal between Trump and White House rival Kamala Harris.
Host: Kevin Doyle; Guest: Gina London

Extra: ‘They’re eating the pets’ - A bad night for Trump in surreal US debate

He has been described by some as Palestine's Nelson Mandela.  In the middle of the deadly conflict in Gaza, there are hopes that Marwan Barghouti, the man dubbed the most important prisoner in the world, could help bring peace to the Middle East. That is, if he's released. 

Host: Ellen Coyne Guest: Nicolas Pelham 

Could releasing the ‘world's most important prisoner’ end the war in Gaza?  

Gisele Pelicot has told a French court of the horror of learning that she was drugged and raped by 50 men for over a decade. The chief suspect in the case? Her husband. This is the story that is sending shockwaves across France and the world.
Host Rory Tevlin   Guest: Catherine Field 

Can a convicted fraudster revive the failed Fyre Festival?

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