Rónán Johnston looks back on some of the week’s interviews with Stephen O’Reilly, John Leech, Rev Gary McDowell, Sr Moira Keane, Bishop Pat Storey, and Joe Supple.

Rónán Johnston spoke to Susan Philips about Brexit, and Emma Fawcett from Scripture Union was in studio to talk about their summer camps. John Mark McCafferty from Threshold had advice for students looking for accommodation in September and Richie G told Rónán about Summer Madness which is coming up this weekend.

Rónán Johnston spoke to Councillor John Leahy about his decision to step down as RENUA leader and Ben Conroy told him about a positive vision for sex education in schools.  The Life in Five guest was Stephen Mawhinney and singer, songwriter Grainne Hunt sang live in studio.

Rónán Johnson talks to Dougie Hobson about new books, films and music at Footprints, Vanessa Beeley on threat to Christian towns in Syria, Stephen Kinsella on children’s fitness, mobility and strength, Katharine Gray discusses the question: Can a (dating) relationship work where one person has a much more mature faith than the other?

Steve Johnson talks to Susan Philips about the visit of US President Donald Trump to Ireland, political philosopher David Thunder on the ‘battle for the soul of Europe’, Cormac Cahill on GAA and Richie G on an upcoming tour by music artists Hannah Schaeffer and Rebekah Fitch.

Wendy Grace speaks to Stephanie Davies-Arai about child transgender cases, Fiona Cassim shares her story of rent and the property market, prayer coach Fr Mark Byrne on the drama of Easter, Tomás Jenkinson announcing the launch and first commissioning of Dublin Street Pastors on 15th May.

Wendy Grace speaks to Roger Kiska (human rights lawyer) about a case taken to European Court of Justice that European Commission acted democratically by ignoring the ‘One of Us’ European Citizens’ Initiative , Professor Ray Kinsella on the economic implications of high-stakes Brexit negotiations , Alexandra Dobbs our nutritional therapist on Teenager’s nutrition , Sean […]