Today with Claire Byrne

Rob Horgan, Founder of Velo Coffee Roasters and Stephen Kennedy, owner of Copper and Straw who operates three coffee shops in Dublin and Wicklow

Dr. Graham Fry, Medical Director at TMB Travel Health Clinics

Geri Scott, Senior Political Correspondent, The Times of London

Lyse Doucet, Chief International Correspondent, BBC

Harry McGee, Political correspondent with The Irish Times

Ciara O'Brien, a technology journalist with The Irish Times, shares her insights on the pressing issue of digital clutter. She discusses the struggle of achieving 'Inbox Zero' and the impact of email overload on our lives. The conversation moves to practical decluttering strategies, including managing unused apps and email subscriptions. Ciara emphasizes the environmental benefits of reducing digital footprints and offers tips for organizing photos and videos. The episode is packed with advice for streamlining digital files to enhance both performance and user experience.

Mark Ward, Sinn Féin TD for Dublin Mid-West and spokesperson for Dublin

Graham Finlay, School of Politics and International Relations

Ian Robertson, founding director of the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience and author of ‘How Confidence Works,’ tackles the intriguing link between hearing loss and dementia. He highlights how hearing aids can significantly reduce dementia risk in the 60s population. The conversation delves into how social engagement helps preserve cognitive health, while stressing the cognitive strain of hearing difficulties. Robertson also addresses the stigma around hearing aids, advocating for a shift in perception to embrace auditory health for a brighter future.

James Waterhouse, BBC Ukraine Correspondent