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What is a baby prenup? 29.08.2023 11:12
Babynups are gaining traction in the US, with some US Law firms even offering advice on how they should work. The document sets out what chores each parent will take up when the baby arrives, and in some cases are legally binding. But when faced with the chaos that often comes with family life, is this really practical? Bethan O’Riordan, Psychotherapist and owner of the Calm...
'They certainly did shake the ground': Fans cause seismic activity at Taylor Swift concert 29.08.2023 9:24
If you’ve ever attended a large concert in a stadium, you’ll be aware of the efforts performers go to in order to make the crowd jump, dance and scream as loud as possible, in order to build up an intense atmosphere. Some concerts seem to go further than others, with recent reports that both Taylor Swift and Travis Scott gigs caused earthquakes, due to the jumping crowds. Sean was joined by...
'She'd go to the ends of the earth' - Should mothers always defend their sons honour? 29.08.2023 16:15
One of the strangest aspects of the controversy surrounding Spanish FA Chief Luis Rubiales was the reaction of his mother. She feels he is being treated unfairly, so much so that she has gone on hunger strike. Can mothers ever think badly of their sons? Henry McKean went to find out...
TV on the Radio: Suka, Sisters and Survival of the Thickest 28.08.2023 21:22
James Dempsey joined Sean for the weekly TV review slot, TV on the Radio...
Irish non-binary contestant wins a major dancing title 28.08.2023 14:56
Irish dancing has been one of the driving forces behind my next guest’s journey with gender identity, and coming out. Sil Clery is the first trans-non-binary contestant to win a major title at an Irish dancing competition, and joined Sean on the show.
New Images on Irish Rail Dart Services 28.08.2023 4:27
Sean was joined by Barry Kenny, Spokesperson for Irish Rail to discuss Iarnród Éireann's advertising campaign on its Dart services promoting the biodiversity of the Dublin Bay area...
The release of the Osprey Chick 28.08.2023 8:48
A bird thought to have become extinct as a breeding bird in Ireland back in the late 18th century has successfully bred and raised two, maybe 3 chicks in Fermanagh. The Osprey, aka the fish hawk chicks, were discovered by Giles Knight, environmental farming scheme adviser with Ulster Wildlife who joined Sean on the show this afternoon.
UK's first women only co-living space 28.08.2023 12:05
With residents aged from 58 to 94, New Ground is the UK’s first cohousing community exclusively for older women. Setting it up was an 18-year battle – but with soaring numbers of people living alone, is this an idea whose time has come? Maria Brenton, one of the founders of the Newground co-housing community joined Sean on the show to discuss...
Why we need to go back to the washing line 28.08.2023 10:26
Catherine Cleary Freelance Journalist & Co-Founder of Pocket Forests joined Sean on the show to discuss why we need to go back to the washing line.
Whiskey Forgeries on the Rise 24.08.2023 7:34
If you like whiskey and happen to spot your favourite at a knock down price, it might be too good to be true. Whiskey forgery is proving to be an increasing problem around the world. Sean was joined by Michael Cowman, Whiskey Advisor and co-host of the 'Pour Decisions' Podcast to discuss...
Irish ancestors used stars 'for both navigation and weather signs' 24.08.2023 9:52
It appears Ireland has a very unique connection to the night sky. Over the centuries, we used to look at the stars and use them to tell stories, tell the time and navigate our oceans. A journalist with a particular interest in folklore, Seán Mac an tSíthigh has painstakingly gone through Irish manuscript archives in UCD and uncovered a wealth of information about our ancestors that was previously...
'It's all about how you raise the dog' - What is the friendliest dog breed? 24.08.2023 22:06
A survey about dog breeds done by Dogs Trust has found that labradors are regarded as the most friendly dog and rottweilers are the most scary. Is this true or just good PR? Henry McKean went to find out...
ChatGPT 'become more useful' in latest version 23.08.2023 12:32
Nearly every day there's another story about AI or ChatGPT. A new iteration of ChatGPT has been just been launched and Jess Kelly, Newstalk's Technology Correspondent joined Sean to discuss...
Meet the 'Weed Nuns' putting their faith in cannabis 23.08.2023 10:19
Nestled in the valleys of California, a group of women have come together to form a new type of nun. They believe in spiritualism, service and activism, but most of all, they believe in Mother Earth and how she can heal us. Devoting their lives to their chosen plant, cannabis, they have a thriving CBD business working alongside the cycles of the moon. Sean was joined by Sister Kate from Sisters of...
Why do people look so much younger today? 23.08.2023 6:40
If you're watching popular shows from the 80s and 90s such as Cheers or Seinfeld you may notice that a lot of the characters appear older than they would today. So why do people appear younger nowadays? Sean was joined by Selene Daly, Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Dermatology to discuss…
The Most Iconic Album Covers of All Time 23.08.2023 17:06
Nirvana's Nevermind has been voted the most iconic album cover ever. 44% of music fans chose the image of a naked baby reaching for an underwater dollar bill as the most iconic album artwork. The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd and David Bowie's Aladdin Sane also featured in the top three. Today FM’s Claire Beck joined Sean to discuss...
What Happens When the Sun Runs Out of Fuel? 22.08.2023 7:53
A recent image released by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured the end stages of a distant star's life — and offers a sneak peak of what will happen to our own sun in some 5 billion years. So what might we expect when the sun dies? Sean was joined by space commentator Leo Enright to discuss...
‘So many men feel that they are small’: Celebrating men with smaller penises 22.08.2023 8:55
It has become acceptable in our culture to taunt men about having a smaller size penis, whether they do or not. Why should this matter, and is slagging others about it a form of body shaming? Journalist, Oliver Keens joined Sean to discuss...
'They are rambling' - Is it time to phase out the voice note? 22.08.2023 16:16
Have you noticed an increase in voice notes being left on your Whatsapp, sometimes 3 minutes long? One Irish company has decided to ban them from being used between workers and clients. Feeling they are a waste of everyone's time. Henry McKean joined Sean to discuss...
Spanish FA president criticised for kissing player during ceremony 21.08.2023 9:20
The president of the Spanish football federation, Luis Rubiales, has been criticised after he kissed one of Spain’s players on the lips after the Women’s World Cup Final. Is kissing on the lips an acceptable greeting or is it completely out of bounds? Sean was joined by Sociologist and Writer, Ethel Crowley to discuss...
Why do we sound good while singing in the shower? 21.08.2023 9:03
Do you fancy yourself as the next Aretha Franklin or Mariah Carey when you’re belting out tunes in the shower? Is your ability to sing suddenly enhanced when you step into the tiled coliseum? Well that could be because your bathroom is the perfect acoustic setting for a grammy winning performance. Sean was joined by Jim Dunne, Managing Director, Senior Acoustic Consultant at iAcoustics to discuss....
'Women are much better parkers': Men more like to damage their car while parking 21.08.2023 12:36
A new survey has found women are better at parking than men. The research, involving 2,000 adults, found men are more likely to have a knock and damage their car while parking. The poll, by insurance firm Forbes Advisor, found 21% of men admitted to having a collision while parking in the past year, compared to 14% of women. Geraldine Herbert is Motoring Editor and Columnist for the Sunday Indepen...
'Unforgettable memories': Being an Escort at the Rose of Tralee 21.08.2023 9:08
Tonight a whole new set of women from across the world hit the stage for this years Rose of Tralee, hosted by Daithi O’Shea and Kathryn Thomas. But behind every Rose there is an escort who’s at the beck and call of their contestant. But what is it really like? Jamie Flannery is the 2019 Escort of the Year and joined Sean to discuss...
Finding the Perfect Allotment 18.08.2023 9:50
An Irishman living in London was frustrated by the amount of space he had on his balcony to grow his own food. He attempted to join a local allotment site and was faced with a 10-year waiting list. He asked himself, "How do we make this garden party more exclusive?" Enter the urban oasis trendsetter, Conor Gallager, who's now matching green-thumbed enthusiasts with available spaces faster than you...
Office Kitchen Etiquette Do's And Don'ts 18.08.2023 10:48
From slippers to slip ups, it seems many who have been working from home have forgotten how to share an office space. Whether it’s leaving stacks of dishes in the sink while the dishwasher is empty, to finding bits of biscuits sandwiched between the crevices of your keyboard - workplace etiquette is something that needs to be addressed. Sean was joined by Caroline Reidy, Managing Director of the H...
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