Entrepreneurs Gillian White of children’s clothing brand Sully & Juno, and Adam Harris of AsIAm, Ireland’s autism charity explore the unique viewpoint that comes with being neurodivergent in the workplace.

Aside from last weekend’s brief sizzle, intense heat is still a rare visitor here in Ireland. Could our cooler climate be just the ticket for attracting tourists in search of a cool-cation? Dave Macardle has been checking the forecast.

Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin reacted to a couple caught on a kiss cam at the band’s concert in a video that has now taken the internet by storm. How should the people involved handle the fallout? Eoghan Tomás McDermott, managing director of the Communications Clinic joins the programme to discuss.

Turning the country’s flourishing flowers into dazzling floral arrangements takes real skill. Janette O’Rourke and Deirdre Sullivan from Kay’s Flower School have built a blossoming business, teaching online floristry classes for those keen to branch into the trade or simply polish their skills.

But if there’s no tariff agreement between the EU and US, the fallout could be serious. Higher costs for consumers and businesses, pressure on jobs, and a deepening rift in transatlantic relations. John Fitzgerald, Economist & Adjunct Professor at Trinity College Dublin joins the programme to discuss what’s at stake.

If you're a parent, you know that the school holidays seem to stretch on forever, while your time off feels more like a blink. So, you’re still working, and the kids’ full-time mission is fun, noise, and hijacking your attention with no respect for meetings or deadlines. Journalist Jen Hogan reporting.

Did you ever wonder how the fabulously wealthy spend their holidays? The answer involves private castles, helicopters on standby, lavish surprises and perfectly planned little details. Siobhan Byrne of Adams and Butler runs a luxury travel agency that’s rolled out the red carpet for the likes of Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian.

Let's take a peek behind the hotel reception desk. Siofra Mulqueen explores some of the bold and brilliantly odd requests that have had hospitality hosts doing a double take.

With all the tariff turmoil in the air, you'd be forgiven for feeling a little drowsy, which brings us to the noble art of the afternoon nap. A little lie-down, a strategic snooze — call it what you like. Louise Campbell now considers the lure of the sneaky siesta.

Amid tariff talk and rising costs, is Ireland still a draw for overseas visitors? Americans in particular. To get an idea of what’s happening on the ground, Sean Lally, co-owner Hotel Woodstock in Ennis and Eoghan O’Mara Walsh join us on the programme.

With surprise moves on Canada and Brazil, a wobbling dollar, and fresh pressure on EU-US relations, where does it all leave Ireland? Patrick Honohan, Honorary Professor of Economics at Trinity College Dublin joins the programme to look at what’s been happening and where it might all be heading.

What does the "big beautiful bill" mean for America in terms of their national debt, for billionaires, those on the breadline and the consequences for Ireland? Tony Foley, Associate Professor Emeritus of Economics at DCU Business School and Journalist Marion McKeone join to discuss.

With summer holidays in full swing, some have the bags and the dog in the boot for the ferry trip to France. For those staying at home, it seems that Irish hotels are upping their game in welcoming our furry friends. Dog love rand travel writer Rosalyn Dee has the scoop.

The woman behind the dating app Bumble declared this week that dating apps are "feeling like a thing of the past." Is she right? If so, why? Elaine Burke of the For Tech Sake podcast joins the program to discuss.

Dolan's of Limerick is marking 30 years of doing business on the docks of Limerick. Mick Dolan and Neil Dolan join the program.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, was pictured crying at Prime Minister's Question Time. Commentators called her "unprofessional and wrong." This level of criticism begs the question - are we tougher on female leaders? Professor Brendan Kelly of Trinity College Dublin and Mary McAuliffe, Director of Gender Studies at UCD join the program

What is it like to work on yachts of the super rich? That was Patrick McVeigh’s life before he set up two Dublin restaurants Featherblade and Mister S. We caught up with him to hear all about it.

After a summit tailor made for President Donald Trump, NATO members (except for Spain) agreed to an historic ramping up of their defence spending. Dan O’Brien, Chief Economist at the Institute of International and European Affairs and columnist with The Currency joins us on the programme.

As Pride celebrations take place all over the country, our next guests are a young, soon to be married, gay couple who both run their own businesses. Rob Kenny of Rob Kenny PR and Dr. Shane Cassidy, Music therapist, join us today.

Donald Trump caused jaws to drop when used the “F word” in an interview on the White House lawn. Was it a case of his inner dialogue bursting out, is it ever appropriate to use such language. Comedian Anne Gildea has been giving it some thought.