From reports on Ireland's heroin epidemic and the dining halls of Dun Laoghaire, to interviews with Mils Muliaina and Love/Hate's Laurence Kinlan, there was something for everybody on Newstalk this week. We have put together some highlights.
You can listen via the player below or you can download on iTunes - along with dozens more podcasts from this week on Newstalk.
- This week's Team 33 looked back on Ireland's defeat to Scotland, asking if tactics can solve anything...we also return to the glory years of New York Cosmos and club anthems
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- Kieran travelled around Ireland to profile the extent of Ireland's growing heroin epidemic.
- Jonathan DeBurca Butler joined Sean to talk about stories from around the world including tribal tensions in Colombia and the re-brand of the Ku Klux Klan
- Actor Laurence Kinlan joined Shane Coleman in studio to discuss his new role as the son of Ross O'Carroll Kelly in Breaking Dad.
- Joe caught up with the legendary Mils Muliaina ahead of his debut with Connacht. The two chat about life out West and being an All-Black centurion...
- Philip Molloy gives George the latest news from movies and TV, as well as filling us in on some of his favourite ever westerns.
- Reporter Naomi Linehan visited "The Dining Rooms" in Dun Laoghaire which aim to tackle the issues of homelessness, food poverty and social isolation.
- Jeffrey Hannan was murdered in 2007 in Limerick. No one was charged with his murder, his father Alan is calling on the Justice Minister to order a re-investigation.
- Graham Finlay of the school of international politics in UCD joined Sean on the show to talk about the history of Second Wave Feminism.
- It is the third week of Tom's stand up comedy course, taking place at the Gaiety School of Acting. Can he take the pressure?
