Oliver Callan

Oliver's monologue on a Wednesday.

Oliver chats to comedians Laura O'Connell and Abi Denniston about taking their budding friendship online with their podcast recommended to us by Dawn French last week.

Rosaleen Brady, a mentor at the Kabin; and Dylan McCarthy, one of the multi-talented Crew; chat with Oliver.

Donegal academic, Dr Darragh McGee, discusses how the gambling industry has dangerously embedded itself into soccer. Imitation Games: How Gambling Hijacked Sport, by Dr Darragh McGee, is out now.

Mrs Smart Money, Kel Galavan, explains how best to make use of the multitude of supermarket loyalty cards and vouchers and clubs.

Oliver's monologue on a Tuesday.

Tommy Tutty, Hollywood Tidy Towns, tells Oliver about the Hollywood sign in Wicklow.

Brianna Corrigan of the Beautiful South tells Oliver about her Dublin life and returning to the stage.

Oliver gets all the Summer Style, trends, tips and buys - budget and investment buys for men & women, from stylist Megan Fox

Fleetwood Mac’s longtime manager, Dennis Dunstan, was once described as “the highest paid babysitter in the world”, joins Oliver to tell all.

From the Blaskets to Tory to Sherkin and Lambay, artist Pamela de Brí has spent six years painting, researching and uncovering the stories of Ireland’s islands for her exhibition ‘Ar an Imeall’.

Navan comedian Gráinne Maguire takes Oliver behind the scenes of SNL UK’s writers’ room and meeting Tina Fey.

Kildare footballer, Logan Tennyson was slipped €50 by his grandmother, Kathleen Clancy, after scoring a goal in the Leinster Minor Football Final.

Content creator Joanna Cooper and her husband, Munster and Ireland rugby legend, Conor Murray tell Oliver about their new podcast ‘Happily Murrayed’.

From basking sharks off the Atlantic coast to red deer roaming beneath the Twelve Bens, wildlife presenter Eoin Warner takes us deep into the hidden worlds of Connemara.

Dara Waldron tells Oliver about his new book 'A Sheepdog Named Oscar: Love & Companionship in Rural Ireland' a story of love and companionship in Rural Ireland from one man and his sheepdog.

Ali Ryan, founder of Goss.ie, drops into give us the latest goss.

Oliver catches up with former Mayo intercounty footballer, Pádraig O’Hora, who is just back home after making it to the top of Mount Everest.

Oliver's monologue on a Friday.

The conductor becomes the conductee – maestro David Brophy takes on the bagpipes as our Visiting Critic!

Vicki Notaro joins Oliver with the big lifestyle trends for summer 2026 in dating, food, drinks, travel, fashion, beauty & homes.

Ireland legend Tommy Bowe previews the Rugby Champions Cup Final and of course Ulster’s 20-year wait for silverware could end in Bilbao in the Challenge Cup final.

Oliver speaks to Carmel Ryan, who spends a lot of time on buses and has decided to sign up.

Our screen team, Oliva Fahy, Entertainment Journalist; and Dave Fanning guide us through the best viewing ahead of the weekend.

Rudi Douglas, Irish singer, songwriter and pianist, tells Oliver about how he got to duet with Kylie Minogue in London. Photo credit: Sam Lort and Netflix.

And Hollywood Star Alan Cumming on a life of film, theatre and traitors. The Pitlochry Festival Theatre 2026 season runs until the end of the year.

Oliver chats to author Sarah Gilmartin about her latest novel Little Vanities, which tells the story of a tight knit trio whose ties start to unravel due to all kinds of desires.

They’ve spent decades preserving Ireland’s famine history, now Caroilín Callery and her 91-year-old father Jim have received a major award for all their hard work.

Journalist Niamh O'Reilly joins Oliver to ask whether modern parents have become afraid to say no and whether this old-school parenting trick deserves a comeback.

Pádraig Rynne, one of the most influential folk musicians of his generation; and Hannah Twomey, a concertina player and an All-Ireland champion from Cork, tell Oliver about the Irish Concertina Orchestra.

The comedy legend, actress and bestselling author, Dawn French, talks to Oliver about the difficult real life backstory behind her new novel ‘Enough’.

We celebrate the legacy of The Dubliners with John Sheahan’s daughter, Ceoladh and the late Luke Kelly’s niece, Paula.

Oliver talks to the award winning journalist Sally Hayden about her new book 'This Is Also a Love Story-Searching for Good in a Divided World'

Oliver chats to Annie Morris from Kildare Yarn Bombers about the far from cutthroat world of competitive crocheting, as Newbridge prepares to host the Crochet Olympics next month.

Summer planting, watering tricks and the famous ‘Chelsea Chop’, gardener Ealma Purcell joins Oliver with the jobs we should all be doing in the garden right now.

Oliver Callan Oliver's monologue on a Tuesday.

From rave stages to the Abbey Theatre, performer Emer Dineen joins Oliver to talk about grief, identity and Drag Kings, and why bringing her pop star glam show 0800-CUPID to Cork is a homecoming.

After a successful career writing fiction, author Julie Parsons tells Oliver why she has decided to write the most remarkable story behind her own family in her memoir ‘People Like Us’.

Oliver speaks to Yvonne Connolly about her first acting role in a Bill Nighy film, 500 Miles, which came about thanks to her horseriding skills.

Naomh McElhatton, director of the ‘Spirit of Shackleton’ project, tells Oliver how a yacht inspired by Ernest Shackleton is set to become a floating classroom for young people, STEM & ocean science research & leaders across the country.

Play therapist Reg Igoe talks to Oliver about sibling rivalry and how to tackle it.

Oliver Callan Oliver's monologue on a Monday.

Eight-time All-Ireland winner Michael Darragh MacAuley reviews the weekend’s provincial finals and tells us about skydiving into Costa Rica in Uncharted with Ray Goggins.

Jeff Goldblum tells Oliver about his lifelong love of music and bringing his band to Dublin later this month.

As Father’s Day approaches, Oliver chats to Ian Lynam and Ben Morgan about taking part in Dead Dad Society, a unique gig where all the comedians on the line-up share one thing in common – they’ve lost their Dads.

Denis O Mahony, One of the founding members, tells Oliver about Hibernian London FC.

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

Oliver's monologue on a Friday.

Our Masters of Music series continues with the mighty Martin Hayes of County Clare, armed with his finest fiddle.

Comedian David Nihill on how he overcame a crippling fear of public speaking to become one of the biggest Irish comedians on social media and the biggest selling Irish stand-up in America.