Global Village Highlights

Samuel Dennigan – Founder and CEO of Strong Roots joins us on the show to talk about healthy food made easy.

Calls are being made on Government to provide 10-24 year olds with what they need to excel.

Aileen Cox Blundell is a mother of three and is the creative force behind Baby Led Feeding

Our 5 person panel shows talk about their lives and how they are affected by their diagnosis.

Finally mother and daughter team Jasmine Elkhershi from Procrastimake.com and Grainne Brady from Shannonorchard.com tell us about their Bloom winning fairy garden

We look at the issues still being faced by the people of South Sudan

Author Ellie Stoneley joins us to chat about her book on breastfeeding

The NWCI about how to make a real change and have a more equal system when it comes to what we earn.

Ahmed Lulu lives in beautiful county Kerry. He came here from Palestine to escape Hamas and a life of war and terror.

Ireland’s Ombudsman for Children Dr. Niall Muldoon joins us in studio.

The new Netflix film ‘To the Bone’ is has raised some serious red flags and prompted many discussions.

Let's talk about Juice - The Juicery in George's Street Arcade.

New research has highlighted the growing number of Irish women experiencing homelessness in recent years. So why are we seeing a "a rapid feminisation of homelessness".

The organisation is about to host the biggest ever international Guide camp in Tipperary this summer and we hear all about it.

Thousands of people marched in Belfast earlier this month calling for the legalization of gay marriage and equal rights for all.

The EMBRACE programme at Grant Thornton is to encourage diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi, Author of Guantanamo Diary just us on the show. Having spent 14 years in Guantanamo we hear what life is like now that he is free.

Peter Connolly, Occupational Therapist at St John of God's Hospital in Dublin joins us in studio to tell us why rest is so important.

Dr Brian Tobin lecturer at the School of Law, NUI Galway tell us why we still don't have crucial parental rights for same-sex married couples

Following the Taoiseach’s appointment, do women need to be even more proactive when it comes to politics and public life?