Rté - The Ray Darcy Show

On World Elephant Day these magnificent animals remain endangered, with numbers still in decline. One man working tirelessly to change that is Gerry Creighton, founder of Global Elephant Care and former Dublin Zoo zookeeper. Gerry joins us from the UAE where he is working on an elephant project.

Farmer Charles Goadby joins Brendan to tell us about playing jazz and The Beach Boys to cows!

A trumpet player, band-leader, composer, conductor and arranger,Guy Barker is in Dublin for two big shows with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra this week.

Fashion stylist, mam, poet and friend of the show, Jan Brierton shares her busy schedule in these upcoming cultural events.

Faye Tozer from Steps tells us about the brand new musical coming to Bord Gais Energy Theatre next month.

From corporate offices to wild hedgerows — North Cork’s Chloe Dempsey has swapped the rat race for a life of foraging and fermenting. She now teaches others how to find food on their doorstep and bring it to life in the kitchen.

Anne is here for a bit of fun ahead of her huge tour "Further Adventures in Womaning" Visit www.annegildea.com for more info and tickets.

Brendan Kelly is Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin

As news of a reboot being firmly off the cards Brendan is joined by Writer and Podcaster, Esther O’Moore Donohue and DJ and Host of Sunday Rewind on RTÉ 2fm, Conor Behan to discuss the many highs and lows of ‘And Just Like That’ and the cultural phenomenon that is the world of ‘Sex And The City’

Caz Mooney from the 'Irish Budgeting' social media account joins Brendan with her favourite tips and tricks for keeping your household on budget

Mother Karol and Sister Genevieve of Kylmore Abbey join Brendan along with their Head Chocolatier Veronica Davin as they prepare for the It is a three-part series about life at the abbey which begins on Sunday at 6.30pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

John Ryan, Attempting the Record for the Largest Céilí Band ensemble.

Conor Pope is back to tackle your consumer quibbles.

Bernard Jennings, Carlow Optician joins Brendan to discuss the increase in people reporting symptoms such as dry eyes, headaches and eyesight deterioration as a result of screen usage and what steps we can take to prevent further damage to our eye health?

At just two years of age, Freya McLaughlin was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive spinal tumour. After surgery, doctors delivered a heartbreaking prognosis — she would never walk again. But now, at 13, Freya is defying the odds, and much of her remarkable progress is thanks to an unexpected source: horse therapy.

Anne-Marie Kingston, from White Sage Decluttering in Clonakilty, Co Cork joins Brendan with some inspiration to tackle the re-organising and decluttering tasks that your home and mind need.

Broadcaster Fionnuala Jay on how merchandise have gone extremely creative.

Twelve young people from Wicklow are set to sail from Arklow to Wales this August in a life-changing voyage aboard the tall ship Maybe. Sindy Offer from Sail Training Ireland and two of sailors in training, Zach, 16 and Lilly, 15 tell us more.

Journalist Tanya Sweeney shares her memories of making mixtapes in the early noughties.

Alanna joins Brendan to discuss her ordeal after becoming permanently disfigured and blind in one eye following a group attack in 2021.