Moncrieff

To go on a pub crawl requires a good deal of commitment, and people will often drop out before the end. Peter Hill and his team never stopped, and have recently visited their 25,000th pub! Peter Hill, Co-Founder of The Black Country Ale Tairsters joins Seán to discuss.

Plenty of people in this country employ a nanny, and the average wage for one is 50 grand! So, what does the life of a professional nanny look like? Susan Dunn, Director of Belgrave Nanny Agency in Dublin joins Seán to discuss.

If you’re buying over the counter or prescribed medications, you may get the generic version of that drug rather than the name brand. Is there ever a difference between them, is the name brand actually better? Rebecca Barry, Pharmacist and owner at Care Plus Pharmacy, Adare, Co. Limerick joins Seán to discuss.

The Navier-Stokes equations have been around since the mid 1800s. They were devised as a way to predict how fluids would move, but it has been extremely difficult to prove that the equation works in all situations. Seemingly, AI has solved this equation in 90 hours, but not everyone is convinced. Aoife Kearins, History of Maths PhD student at the University of Oxford joins Seán to discuss.

Ruhama is an Irish charity that supports women impacted by prostitution and human trafficking for purposes of sexual exploitation. Their latest Annual Report has shown an increase in trafficking and violence against the women who have been trafficked. Barbara Condon, CEO of Ruhama, joins Seán to discuss. If you have been affected by this item, help is available. You can call Ruhama’s freephone num...

Hollywood actor Kevin Bacon is currently in Ireland to shoot a film, but his clothes aren’t. He opted to ship clothes from his home in New York, and watched the tracking as it bounced from country to country, with none of those countries being Ireland - including three trips to Israel! What’s going on with his clothes, and how can this sort of thing happen with shipping? Conor Pope, Consumer Affai...

Last Friday was ‘National Boss Day’, which was established in 1958 in the US and, by 1979, Hallmark even issued a greeting card to celebrate it. But in recent years, because of the power dynamic, it isn’t universally recognised. But are bosses people too? And is there such a thing as a good boss? Henry McKean has been finding out and joins Seán to discuss.

As an island nation, why do we not eat more fish? Is it a perceived cost, the options available to us, a less-adventurous palette? Chef Adrian Martin joins Seán to discuss!

We’re looking back on the weekend and looking forward to the week ahead through the lens of these four questions: What delighted you over the weekend? What annoyed you over the weekend? What did you learn over the weekend? What are you looking forward to this week? Joining Seán to discuss is Maia Dunphy and Brent Pope!

The winter begins in earnest this weekend when the clocks go back this Sunday morning. It means brighter mornings and darker evenings. It’s something we do every year, and always brings about the question of why we do it. The potential to stop this clock change is closer than you might think, and Dr. Muiris Heuston, Columnist with the Irish Times, joins Seán to discuss.

'Buck' the new green sheep mascot from New Zealand's Kiwibank has people online saying they want to have relations with it. Film critic Brian Lloyd joined Seán on the show to discuss.

A woman has had enough of her husband’s eating habits. He only eats frozen, beige food and at 52 years old, she gave him an ultimatum – she cooks her own dinner, he cooks his and they eat separately.    LOVE HQ Matchmaker, Mairéad Loughman joined Seán Moncrieff on the show to discuss.

Seán Moncrieff was joined on the show by arborist, Joe McConville to discuss why Vienna has decided to ban dogs from peeing on trees.

Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin joined Seán on the show to discuss why one in four people think they are the funniest friend.

Paul McCartney, claims he can 'remember being born' as he recalls hearing the 'clanging of forceps' after his delivery. Can you really remember being born? Krysia Lynch, maternity care and birth expert joined Seán on the show to discuss.

Joe Cabray, coach and founder of OTT Wrestling joined Seán on the show to discuss setting up his own wrestling club in Finglas.

Declan Buckley, Barbara Scully and Seán Moncrieff help tackle listener dilemmas!

Seán was joined on the show by Joe McNamee, Senior Food Writer with the Irish Examiner to discuss as an island nation, why don't we embrace seaweed more in our food.

Newstalk reporter Henry McKean reports on International Grouch Day, exploring why some of us are feeling a little grumpier than usual. Is it just a bad mood, or is there more to being a grouch?

Seán was joined on the show by Naomi O’Leary, Europe Correspondent for the Irish Times to discuss Galway’s homeless millionaire.

Sinead Sanderson, Owner of Peaches and Cream joined Seán on the show to discuss the comeback of underwire bras and how they are essential for people who need support.

Seán was joined on the show by Conor O’Clery, former Washington correspondent of The Irish Times who witnessed an execution, 33 years ago back in 1993, and says he can still see it in his mind.

Seán was joined on the show by Bernadette Fallon, Freelance journalist to discuss ‘The Future Library’, a 100-year public art project in Oslo, Norway, conceived in 2014 by Scottish artist Katie Paterson where 1,000 Norwegian spruce trees were planted in 2014 in the Nordmarka forest. These trees will grow for a century and eventually be harvested in 2114 to make the paper for a special 100-volume a...

Every Wednesday, Seán will be joined by someone to hear unusual stories on heinous crimes… This week, Cassie Delaney joins to discuss cases involving murders inspired by movies.

Shawn McCreesh, White House Correspondent for the New York Times joined Sean on the show to discuss Katie Zacharia, Trump’s new White House press secretary’s bumpy debut on the podium.