
64. When Renewable Energy Almost Bankrupted The State
25 May - 9 minsThis week we're looking into one of the most dramatic projects ever undertaken by an Irish Government when politicians opted to spend 20% of their entire budget on the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric plant.

85. Eamon Ryan on battling the climate crisis
Climate Minister Eamon Ryan speaks to us from New York ahead of a key United Nations summit on climate
33 mins
20 September Finished

86. Does the UN actually matter anymore?
From the UN we get reaction to critical comments about the organisation from President Michael D Higgins as four Cabinet members continue their New York trip
8 mins
20 September Finished

84. The new Commission reshaping Irish elections
This week we chat to the Chief Executive of Ireland's new Electoral Commission about reform, fake news, lowering the voting age and much more.
45 mins
14 September Finished

83. Tommy Bowe on life at a Rugby World Cup
This week we chat to former Ireland winger and Ireland AM star Tommy Bowe about what life is like for the players at a World Cup. He chats best and worst roommates, reveals who brought scented candles on tour and outs the players who ended up singing on a bar with their tops off in 2011. Let Me Explain!
30 mins
5 September Finished

82. The biggest search for the Loch Ness monster in 50 years
This week hundreds of people gathered at Loch Ness for the biggest hunt for the monster in a generation. How did they get on? And what are the Irish connections to the legend?
15 mins
31 August Finished

81. The Dáil Boundary Review Bonus Pod
It's like Leaving Cert results day for TDs as they learn how their constituencies have changed - we run through the runners and riders. Who comes out well and who's about to lose their seat?
25 mins
30 August Finished