Oliver Callan

Oliver's monologue on a Friday.

Visiting Critic and Home of the Year expert Siobhán Lam went panning for gold in the Wicklow mountains.

Oliver chats to author and illustrator Charlie Mackesy whose book The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse has brought joy to millions.

Maïa Dunphy will tell us about the treasured possessions and surprising discoveries about her granny that feature in this week’s Museum of Me.

Our Screen Team: Olivia Fahy and Dave Fanning get us up to speed on the best TV and films to check out.

Oliver chats to Killian Donnelly who has been bringing the house down for Les Misérables in Dublin.

Oliver is joined in studio by Alma Hynes, who is Events Manager of Art in the Open in Wexford, which runs in Wexford from July 25th to August 3rd. For more information or to book tickets visit ArtInTheOpen.org or on instagram @ArtInTheOpen1

Author Imani Thompson joins Oliver to discuss Honey, her razor-sharp campus thriller turning feminist anger into a darkly addictive page-turner.

David MC tells Oliver about the new season of Total Football. You can watch the first episode of season 2 on Tuesday 9 June at 5:30pm on RTÉ2 and all episodes will be available to stream on the RTÉ Player.

Cathi Fleming tells Oliver about an incredible historical novel which has a fascinating real-life story behind it; Irish nun Sister Kate McCarthy who was interned in Ravensbruck Concentration Camp during World War 2 and was part of the resistance movement that helped prisoners escape from the Nazis.