Michael thinks devilment used to be a bigger part of Halloween / Orlaith advises exercising fear like a muscle

Marcella discovered her private pictures circulating online / Tom takes the toll road to work every day / Catriona sleeps like a baby beside her dogs / Thomas says the employees are staring into an abyss / Jonathan woke up to a child's cry

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Cathal crashed his bike into a deer - Peter used to redo the wallpaper every year - Edward knows what to eat to defeat the gloomy season - Mary knows a thing or two about running a marathon

Dermot spoke to Philip about the death of his teenage son - Alan wondered how necessary weather warnings are - Nicholas has a tame fawn that follows him when he walks his dog - Callers tell us about cloth nappies and toilet training babies

Callers share their their experience of endometriosis and the new framework launched this week, the latest on the Louvre heist, plus where is the chocolate?

Listeners talk about the KPOP phenomenon, Marriage Preparation Courses and the pride of playing for Ireland.

Anne Marie is staring down property tax on her family home / Orla was compelled to donate to a milk bank

Anne Marie is staring down property tax on her family home /

Listeners describe their experiences of giving and receiving blood, and a couple tell their story of infant loss.

Callers share their experiences of miscarriage. Retired Paralympian Ellen Keane gives her opinion on the Enhanced Games due to take place in 2026.

Callers reflect on kindness and compassion such as helping a stranger after an accident, coping with miscarriage, and embracing grey hair with pride.

Callers talk about sober dating and social life, share acts of kindness, and how they live well with stoma bags.

Living with stoma bags, tariff struggles for businesses, Luke Combs at Slane, and a Palestinian woman in Ireland reacts to the news of a peace deal.

Callers speak about the effect tariffs are having on their businesses and how the budget has affected them.

Listeners reacted to John Gavin's withdrawal from the presidential race. Plus, we remember author Jilly Cooper.

Swifties react to Taylor’s new album, a carer shares his struggles, and we mark 60 years of Irish-shot film “The Blue Max.”

Listeners open up about the heartbreak and healing that comes with losing a beloved pet. Siobhán is struggling to understand the decision made to restructure her energy bill repayments.

Listeners called in with their concerns about what might be in the budget next week. Frances and her 15-year-old son Declan speak to John about Declan's heroism when he saved a swimmer in trouble. Boyzone fans expressed their disappointment that the band are planning to host their final ever show in London, rather than Dublin.

Family members of victims of the Creeslough explosion speak to John as we near the third anniversary. A number of listeners got in touch with the programme wondering what the Budget will mean for them. Listeners talk of their love for Dolly!