This week, the Science editor of the Times Tom Whipple swung by to chat about the latest season of the Making Science podcast! He let us in the know on all the rivalries in the academic community, including snail scientists vs slug scientists!

Holly Jackson brought news of her latest crime novel, Not Quite Dead Yet! Following the amazing success of her ‘A Good Girl's Guide to Murder’ series.

And we also brought the nostalgia of the old wheel-in TV at school...

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This week, Ryan had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Bessie Carter, who is starring in Mrs Warren’s Profession alongside her mother, Imelda Staunton.

Suzi Ruffell joined Ryan at the Top of the Tower to discuss her memoir, Am I Having Fun Now?

Miranda Raison Zoomed in from Bath to talk about treading the boards in Grace Pervades.

The brilliant Brontë Coy, Senior Entertainment Reporter for News.co.au, stopped by to chat about all things Oasis, Superman, Paul McCartney's latest U.S. tour, and, of course, Wimbledon.

To round off the week, one of Ireland's greatest chefs, Richard Corrigan, visited to talk about his HOMEGROWN festival returning for a second year.

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This week, Ryan had the pleasure of speaking with author and all-round gem Hattie Williams about her debut novel, Bitter Sweet.

Virgin Radio’s very own Sinéad Garvan returned to share how she got on at Glastonbury!

Television titan Steph McGovern stopped by to chat about her book Dead Line, which was inspired by true events from her broadcasting career!

And, to round off the week, Ryan spoke with Lisa Jewell about her gripping new book, Don’t Let Him In!

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