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Dara McAnulty, the multi-award-winning conservationist, joins us in the studio to chat about his new book, A Wild Child's Guide to Nature at Night, which is all about hedgehogs, moths, bats, foxes, and the creatures that shimmer like constellations in our skies.

Performance poet Alice McCullough shares reflections on creativity, resilience, and the power of finding your own voice ahead of her upcoming workshop at the Bounce Arts Festival.

Singer-songwriter Paddy Nash checks in from our 蜜芽传媒 Radio Foyle studio to celebrate the release of his new album, Still We Rise, which he says is a heartfelt tribute to community spirit and the quiet strength of everyday kindness.

Also, Brian Kennedy joins us to discuss his role in a bold new rock/theatre production exploring the early life of Philip Lynott. In a fascinating twist, Brian steps into the shoes of Oscar Wilde for this expansive and imaginative show.

The acclaimed Irish folk singer and bouzouki player, Daoir铆 Farrell, chats to John about his musical journey and current tour.

Frank McNally, columnist for The Irish Times, reflects on his latest book, Not Making Hay, a thoughtful collection drawn from two decades of his beloved column, An Irish Diary.

And finally, Paula sweetens the day with her comforting Apple Sponge Puddings served with a generous dollop of clotted cream.