Róisín Meets...

This week Roisin meets the legendary Eddi Reader and discusses singing, music careers and change.

This week Roisin meets the author of Run Fat Bitch Run, Get your Shit together and Cut the Crap to discuss life management.

This week Roisin Ingle meets The Nualas and discusses their work and lives together.

This week Roisin Ingle meets Fr. Peter McVerry and hears about his work with homeless people.

In this week's show Roisin Ingle discusses the practice of mindfulness with Padraig O'Morain.

Roisin Ingle presents a special show from Other Voices in Dingle.

This week Roisin meets Una Mullally and discusses writing and her new book In the Name of Love.

This week Roisin meets Sali Hughes and discusses make up, feminism and careers.

This week Roisin meets 'Sarah', a young woman who became homeless after suffering from abuse throughout her childhood and addiction as an adult. She speaks of the helplessness and fear she experienced on the streets, and how a charity, Daisyhouse, has helped her to recover and move on. Daisyhouse is 'a space where homeless women can recover from the trauma of their experience, feel safe and secure and, in time, move forward in their personal development and lives'. It is running a photography exhibition, 'Faces of homelessness', in the Powerscourt Town House until December 13th. http://daisyhouse.org/

This week Roisin meets Domini Kemp and discusses health and food.

This week Roisin Ingle meets Kate McGrew, the star of Connected, to discuss television, family and sex work.

This week Roisin meets the popular cook and discusses cooking, pop music and bread.

This week Roisin Ingle meets Rory O'Neill and discusses Panti, family and Pearl Harbour.

This week Roisin Meets Chris O'Dowd and Nick Murphy to discuss the book of Moone Boy.

This week Roisin meets Cecelia Ahern and discusses gardening, writing and family.

This week Roisin meets Tara Flynn and hears about her new book You’re Grand: The Irish Woman’s Secret Guide to Life.

This week Roisin meets Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin and hears about her academic career, Maths and life outside work.

This week Róisín talks economics, family and boom times with David McWilliams.

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