After the celebrations up north for the 12th of July, Aoife explains why the bonfires were more controversial than usual this year and why she thinks they should be scrapped altogether - For both sides.

The two discuss why everyone is so upset by the planned reforms of the GPO and get distracted brainstorming republican themed names for doughnut shops that could rent a space in the new development.

Irishman Ben Healy wearing the yellow jersey in the Tour de France brings up nostalgia for Colm and a new found love for TG4.

And Colm and Aoife wonder what other influence Melania Trump could exert over her husband after he credited her with a change in his stance on Putin and the war in Ukraine.

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Aoife and Colm inspect the Government's latest attempts at solving the housing crisis - By making apartments smaller and darker. They ask whether there's anything else we could possibly do to reduce homelessness and house prices?

They discuss the horrific case of a former Garda who impersonated a female colleague online and encouraged strangers to come into her home to rape her, highlighting the need to talk about incidents like this to help victims know they're not alone.

There's nostalgia galore with the return of both Obama and Blair to news headlines this week. And Aoife and Colm wonder whether Trump is deserving of one of the most prestigious awards of all - A Noble Peace Prize.

Colm manages to sneak in not one but two sports stories, keeping Aoife up to date with the controversy from the All Ireland hurling semi-finals, as well as briefing her on the soccer match between Erzgebirge Aue and Glenavon that finally took place over 60 years after it was first scheduled.

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Billionaire Jeff Bezos and former journalist Lauren Sánchez have tied the knot following what might be the most lavish wedding in recent memory. Despite the extravagant wealth on display by the couple who've spent an estimated $10 million on the 3 day celebrations, Colm has questions about their design choices, in particular the font on their wedding invitation.

Aoife explains the new criminal investigation into Kneecap and Bob Vylan following comments made during their Glastonbury sets and ponders the state of UK politics. And she speaks about the tragic passing of Sarah Montgomery in County Down and the concerning rates of femicide in the North.

Colm explains how copies of historical records lost in a fire during the Civil War have been hunted down and made available online to allow for a greater understanding of our past and most excitingly - Extended episodes of 'Who Do You Think You Are'.

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