Bella Mackies debut novel, How to Kill Your Family, sold over one million copies, and now shes back with her second book, What a Way to Go. Its a hilariously dark whodunnit that centres on the death of an extremely rich yet extremely unpleasant man,

Today, Risn Ingle is joined by author, content creator and veteran fashion model Ruth Crilly. In her new memoir, How Not to be a Supermodel, Crilly lifts the lid on her days spent working as a model in one of the biggest talent agencies in the world. To

After a short hiatus, the book club is back with Bernice Harrison, Niamh Towey, Risn and Ann Ingle discussing The Amendments by Niamh Mulvey. The book explores the complexities of family dynamics, religious beliefs, women's rights, and Ireland's history

Writer, philosopher, and friend of the show Laura Kennedy is here to discuss her first book, Some of Our Parts. Its a memoir and a thought-provoking exploration of identity, told through the labels that shape our lives.  Lauras have included femin

WorkEqual is the brainchild of Sonya Lennon, stylist, designer and social entrepreneur. Its a free service, which helps women find the confidence to enter or return to the workplace. Since 2011, it has helped more than 6,000 people move forward in their

This September, Oxfam is encouraging people to take a stance against the impact of fast fashion and to shop second hand. With the textile sector contributing to 10% of global pollution, Oxfams Second Hand September is an initiative to prevent clothes end

At seventy years old, psychologist and author Dr. Bella DePaulo has been happily single her entire life. Having never felt the need to couple up, DePaulo describes herself as "single at heart" and says her solo status allows her to live her most "joyful,

In this episode, Aideen Finnegan sits down with former president of Ireland Mary Robinson and film director Aoife Kelleher to talk about their brand new film, Mrs Robinson. Told in her own words, the documentary reflects on key moments in Robinson’s life

There are Rivers in the Sky is the brand new novel from Turkish-British author Elif Shafak. The book is a love letter to water, but also a reflection on the climate crisis and the increasing issues with fresh water supply around the world. In this conve

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