Oliver Callan

Cork golfer David Howard joins Baz to talk Cystic Fibrosis, competition, pressure, and life on the fairways.

Baz speaks to Maddy Dunne, whose pygmy goat Baaaarney McKenna from Killimer, who is aiming for national glory at the Nose of Tralee for the Banner County!

Sarina Bellissimo joins us with the week's biggest stories on screens big and small.

Baz is joined in studio by Brian Keville from the tribute act ‘Qween' and Linda McGovern from the group ‘Abbaesque'.

Cian of Giddy Up Cutz, tells Baz about his completely mobile barber shop! You can find Cian's instagram on @giddy_up_cutz.

And nevermind the FOMO if you're not going to All Together Now, Aifric O'Connell has loads of ideas for events all around the country to keep you busy this bank holiday weekend.

Baz meets Caoimhe O'Connor, an Occupational Therapist whose experience as an amputee gives her an extra 'lens' when it comes to seeing things from her patient's perspective

Fiona Sherlock tells Oliver about her Snail Mail business 'The Cosy Mystery Club'.

South Korean boy band BTS have announced they will not submit any music for consideration at the 2027 Grammy Awards, in response to the introduction of a Best Asian Pop Music Performance category. Speaking on this is Hannah Daygo, a journalist with the Irish Independent and KPOP fan

Baz meets Éabha & Caoimhe De Burca, and their dad Barra; who took on the task of making himself fluent, so as to raise them immersed in the language.

Two Mayo publicans Mick Byrne of Mick Byrne's Pub in Castebar, and Dick Byrne of PJ's Pub in Claremorris tell Baz what life has been like in Mayo this week!

Baz chats to Ealma Purcell from The Poppy Garden in County Meath who has a list of jobs for the next few weeks and tips on managing with the hose ban.

Writer comedian Orla Diamantino drops in to tell Baz about her life of constant reinvention and why she chooses to just go for it when opportunity knocks.

Independent game developers Lara Clifford and Eoin Barry join Baz to explain their new project, Irish Mythology game Bibdu.

Travel writer, Nicola Brady, tells Baz about travelling solo.

Djamel White tells Baz about his debut novel 'All Them Dogs' which has been longlisted for the Booker Prize.

Evelyn O'Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent; Victoria Mary Clarke. Journalist and writer; and Stuart Clark, Deputy Editor of Hot Press; pay tribute to Glen Hansard.

Oliver's monologue on a Tuesday.

He's been everything from Uncle Fester to a Prince impersonator, a punk drummer to a Saturday Night Live veteran. Fred Armisen joins Oliver to chat about filming Wednesday in Ireland, music, comedy and bringing his brilliantly bizarre show to Vicar Street this Saturday.

Eoin Reardon, the Cork woodworker with over 5 million online followers, tells Oliver how he blends traditional skills with modern storytelling.

Folklorist, Jo Kerrigan joins us to uncover the ancient traditions and colourful customs behind Ireland's harvest festival.

Gaff Goddess Laura de Barra returns with tips on prepping your home for holidays.

Bríd Ó Gallchóir, Director of Aisling Ghéar, the Belfast-based theatre companies tells Oliver about Pygmalion 26.

Oliver is joined by Shane Fitzgerald, Florist from Mayo; Stephen Grealis, Midwest Radio; and Maurice Brosnan, the Irish Examiner, to reflect on Mayo's win. Brenda Donohue reports live from Castlebar after Mayo's win against Kerry.

Oliver meets a man who paid U2 50 quid for a gig, brought Bob Marley to Dalymount, and promoted everyone from Queen to Billy Connolly – Pat Egan marks 60 years in showbiz!

One of the world's best-selling thriller writers, David Baldacci, drops in for a chat with Oliver.

Oliver spoke to Tim Buckley on Friday, he was at the match yesterday and is on the line to tell us what it was like from the other side.

Brenda Donohue reports live from Castlebar after Mayo's win against Kerry.

We get the latest celeb and pop culture news with Alexandra Ryan from Goss.ie.

Oliver's monologue on Friday.

Val Troy, accountant turned comedian is this week's Visiting Critic. We asked her to speak as Gaeilge to strangers. Did she make any friends or scare them away? All will be revealed.

Jason Rock will be Remembering his father Dickie Rock and how he's keeping his legacy and songs alive.

Brenda Donohue is back on the road to hear from Mayo fans ahead of their GAA final against Kerry on Sunday.

Comedian Mike Rice tells Oliver about his new show, podcast & performing at Altogether Now & the Edinburgh Fringe.

Shane Gillen tells Oliver about his new portrait honouring the late Brenda Fricker.

Oliver speaks to Kerry fan and wordsmith - Tim Buckley.

Oliver speaks to advocate Ruth Maxwell who lost her sense of self 10 years after a violent knife attack. But she was in a sense reborn after going through even more difficulties as if that wasn't challenge enough.

Cavan chef Shane Smith tells Oliver his ideas on cool, chilled treats.

Oliver speaks to 9 year-old Paudie Murray, from Moveen in west Clare, who is proving you're never too young to start a business. His homegrown venture, Ubh by Paudie, is already a cracking success.

Careers, marriage, friendship, mental health and fresh starts, bestselling author Vicki Notaro tackles midlife crisis and what can happen when you think you have it all worked out!

Helena O Sullivan and Michael Ruane - We'll have Mayo fans and Kerry fans coming home from opposite sides of the world.

Oliver's monologue on Wednesday.

Sara O'Neill known for creating some of the most magical creation worn by celebrities on red carpets joined Oliver at Belfast City Hall.

Northern Irish singer, songwriter, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist best known as the lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the alternative rock band Snow Patrol joined Oliver at Belfast City Hall.

Husband and wife, Niall and Bronagh McClean have been instrumental in bringing Fleadh Cheoil to Belfast. The couple along with their four young children will be performing and competing at the Fleadh.

Paddy McDonnell, comedian joined Oliver at Belfast City Hall. He plays the Paddy Power Comedy Festival at the Iveagh Gardens this weekend, and then brings his Gouts Out tour all around the county.

Julian Simmons, Northern Ireland broadcaster joined Oliver at Belfast City Hall.

Jim Moore, author of the cookbook How to BBQ Everything joined Oliver Callan at Belfast City Hall.

Music from Tempest, a powerful ensemble of traditional Irish musicians from Ulster, headlining The Gig Rig at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann next month. Bláithín Mhic Cana on vocals, Luke Ward on Bouzouki and Vocals, Aaron O'Hagan on Uilleann Pipes and Brendan Mulholland on Flutes.

Emer Maguire, comedian, musician, writer

Oliver's monologue on Tuesday.