Following the release of the first Gaelic football video game in over 20 years, the Director and Tech Lead at Buck Eejit Games, Peadar McMahon was on the show to explain more about the development of the game, and how his Belfast-based studio defied the odds to get the game on the shelves. 

Two weeks on from her first appearance on the programme, Kilkenny native and Uganda-based Journalist Miriam Donohoe spoke about her team's progress on an extraordinary humanitarian convoy travelling from Kenya to Uganda to deliver 11 ambulances that will become mobile palliative care clinics for critically ill patients in remote communities.

...and finally, we heard the musical stylings of the Clody Community Choir from Bunclody, as the group’s Musical Director, Jennifer Byrne explained more about a fundraising concert that the group are partaking in, in the coming weeks. 

Ahead of their production of Disney's 'Newsies Jr.', some children of Scoil Mhuire in Coolcotts were on the programme to sing some songs from the show, and to tell listeners more about it.

With a book launch to come later that evening ahead of the National Steam and Vintage Festival later in the summer, Kevin and Fionnuala of the Clohamon Vintage and Heritage Club were on the show also.

...and following international notoriety, Wexford-based horror movie podcaster Aran Doyle joined John to tell him more about his podcast 'Class Horror Cast', and his new book which is releasing soon, entitled 'Horror Hot Takes'.

Fiona O'Malley of Sonas Domestic Violence Charity was on the show to inform listeners of a shocking new domestic violence trend which her group is trying to legislate against. 

Writer and Researcher of Linguistics, Dr. Robert Sinnott was once again on the programme to discuss more of Wexford's favourite words and phrases.

...and North Wexford Musician Johnny Melay was on the show for a chat about his life and career so far, as well as to perform some tunes.

Could wrestling’s biggest annual showpiece event, WrestleMania, be on the way to Ireland, or maybe even the South East? John chatted to the Broadcaster and Wrestler Shane O'Keeffe, who broke the story which went worldwide earlier this week.

...and finally, John spoke to the Wexford shop owner who’s building a community of customers through the selling and fandom of retro video games, comics and collectibles.

With a bank holiday weekend underway and new speed cameras being rolled out, the question is being asked as to what more needs to be done to change driver behaviour, and to save lives. Ireland South MEP and member of the European Transport Committee, Cynthia Ní Mhurchú joined John to discuss.

The Stephen O’Leary Memorial 5K Run, Walk & Jog was back for another year, with all proceeds from the event will going towards the Monageer and Ferns First Responders, and the life saving work that they do. John chatted to a number of people connected with both groups, as well as one of the head organisers of the 5K, Pat Crean.

...and finally, two weeks on from his big win on the Late Late Show, Wexford musician Jesse Sludds was in studio, alongside his father Bobby for a chat. 

Folklorist and Historian Michael Fortune was on the show to tell John about two upcoming historical events on the May Bank Holiday weekend. 

Members of the Ferns Utd Women's team, including team coach Damien Barcoe, and goalscorers Amy Wilson & Nicola Davitt recounted their winning of the LFA Women's Junior title the previous weekend. 

...and finally, John travelled to Limbrick in Kilanerin, where a local community effort has been piecing together the story of a once-mysterious townland known as “the Limerick of Leinster." John spoke to Peter O'Connor and Conor Murphy. 

Enniscorthy Independent Councillor Jackser Owens joined John to discuss regeneration funding for Templeshannon in Enniscorthy, among other issues.

Managing Director of Bright360, Johnathon Savage, alongside his colleague, Clinical Psychologist Ecem Nadir Ulusoy, were on the show to explain more about their ADHD support startup.

South East Radio GAA Analyst Gerry Forde was on to look ahead to the new GAA Championship season for both hurling and football.

...and Mary Moulds and members of the Chord On Blues choir told John of the history of their group, as well as more about an upcoming charity concert.

Following the successful and safe landing of the Artemis II spacecraft, Seanie Morris of the Midlands Astronomy Club was on the show to explain the significance of the mission.

...and finally, Comedian Brendan Robinson told John of how he first got involved in comedy, as well as more about a new upcoming show coming to the Enniscorthy IFA Centre.

Following the news that they are to play Carnegie Hall in New York, John was joined by two members of Kilkenny's Lady Desart choir; their PRO Rebecca McGee, and the choir's Musical Director Gill Coulter.

Ahead of a big night of boxing in Bunclody, a number of members of both the Bunclody Halfway House GAA Club and the Carnew Emmetts GAA Club joined John to explain more about their innovative joint fundraiser. 

...and following viral success and booming business, Wexford ice cream man Kalen "Big Noisy 99's" O'Neill spoke to John about how his business fortunes changed overnight following changes to his menu offerings and social media strategy. 

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Ahead of the Allianz League Division 3 Final in Croke Park later that evening, former Wexford football goalkeeper Anthony Masterson gave his thoughts and predictions. 

Charity fundraiser Ann Fortune was on the show to tell the listeners of a big country and rebel music weekend to come in county Wexford. 

In a separate charity fundraiser, Gearoid Rennicks of the Hope4Sharon fundraising committee was on the show to tell John more about the fundraising effort which has made national headlines. 

...and finally, one of the most unlikely yet biggest viral political figures of the Covid pandemic, Jackie Weaver, spoke to John about THAT Zoom meeting five years on, which saw her become a household name around the world. 

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Ahead of a crucial World Cup playoff semi-final in Czechia, David Dunne of the Lansdowne Roar soccer podcast was on the programme to discuss Ireland's chances in their biggest game in a number of years.

Ahead of an appearance later that evening in Wexford's National Opera House, Johnny Cash performer JP Mac was on the programme to tell listeners what they could expect from the event.

...and finally, with costs at the motor fuel pumps and home heating oil prices on the rise following the war in Iran, Sinn Féin TD for North-Wexford South-Wicklow Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin joined John to discuss what in his opinion, was a lack of meaningful action by the Government parties. 

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Writer and Researcher of Linguistics, Dr. Robert Sinnott, once again joined John to discuss more Wexford words and phrases from years gone by. 

Ahead of one of the first St. Patrick's Day parades in the county, Fethard man Pat Kent was on the programme to promote the Sunday event.

...and following the release of his new single 'Life Line', Galway-based Musician and Performer Dylan Connolly; 'KONNO' joined John for a chat about his life, career and music. 

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American-Irish Author and Poet Steve Huenneke told listeners more about his new book containing his latest poetry collection, titled 'War Stories'.

...and finally, following the loss of her baby during pregnancy, Bree native Shauna Buckley spoke to John about her experience of baby loss, and how she hopes to raise funds for the 'Féileacáin' and 'A Little Lifetime Foundation' charities, with an upcoming concert in the Riverside Park Hotel on March 19th, titled 'Méabh's Little Light'.

Féileacáin can be contacted at 085 2496464, while A Little Lifetime Foundation can be contacted at 01 8829030.

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Following protests throughout the country and in Wexford also, regarding a proposed review and subsequent pause in SNA numbers, the Founder and CEO of AsIAm, Ireland's national autism charity, Adam Harris spoke to John about the effect that the proposed cuts had on children with autism, their parents and their families. 

South East Radio Sports' Liam Spratt spoke briefly on the show following the previous evening's election of Wexford man Derek Kent to the role of GAA President, following a comprehensive vote. 

...and finally Wexford-based Musician Ronan Furlong was on the programme to chat about his musical career so far, and about an upcoming gig in the Wexford Arts Centre also. We also heard two of Ronan's latest releases, one of which is his latest single. 

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Following Red C research which shows that more Irish people still prefer the traditional book over e-books and audiobooks, the Proprietor of Red Books in Wexford Town, Wally O'Neill was on the show to discuss the findings further. 

Following the announcement that Chadwicks Wexford Park finished as the national runner-up in the GAA's 'Pitch of the Year' competition, the county groundsman John Kehoe spoke of his work in keeping the playing surface smooth.

...and ahead of a big weekend to come in Country music in Wexford, the Country and Irish performer Paddy O'Brien joined John for a chat reflecting on his career and experience in music. 

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Mother and Daughter duo Kate and Sarah Gaynor spoke to John about completing their 32 counties in 34 weeks 5 kilometre park run challenge, which raised funds for charity. 

...and Ferns man Alan Owens spoke to John about his vast photo and video archive, comprising forgotten pieces of Wexford's history, all the way back from the early 60's.

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Primary School Principal Simon Lewis was also on the show, to discuss his new book 'The Tech-Enabled Principal', and how technology and AI can assist leaders in the workplace generally. 

...and finally, the ladies of the 'Stage Fright' choir serenaded the Saturday Morning Live audience, as John spoke to their Musical Director Ruth Gallagher, their Chairperson Helen Delaney, and the group's Secretary Deirdre Sinnott. 

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A range of Wexford's finest performers joined John for this traditional music special. 

On the very day that the Wexford hurlers commenced a new Allianz Hurling League campaign, long-standing South East Radio Sport commentator Gerry Forde gave his thoughts ahead of the new GAA season.

Filmmaker Dave Sheehan explained more about 'The Rubbish Film Festival', and how Wexford students and schools can get involved. 

...and so popular was the last appearance of Writer and Researcher of Linguistics, Dr. Robert 'Robbie' Sinnott, that he was invited on the programme again to explain more about the origins of some of Wexford's most well-known words and phrases. 

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John was also joined by Seosamh Ó Murchú of Foclóir, who told listeners about he and his team's efforts to successfully produce the first-ever monolingual, all-Irish dictionary. 

With the WexTrad festival weekend almost upon us, Festival Organisers and Curators George Lawlor TD, Senan Lillis and John Roche were in studio to explain more about the upcoming showpiece of traditional and Irish music in Wexford town.

There was also live music from the fabulous teenage trad group Nascnua.

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Law Lecture at University of Galway, and commentator of American political affairs, Larry Donnelly, was on the programme looking back at an eventful week in American and international affairs. 

10 Years to the day of the passing of the legendary David Bowie, the Deputy Editor of Hot Press magazine, Stuart Clark was on the show, looking back on his life and times. 

Finally, Ben Bernie and Garry Doran of the Wexford Hurling Podcast joined John, looking ahead to a new season of hurling, ahead of the launch of the Allianz Hurling League, later this month. 

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Businessman Cyril Wheelock was on the show to discuss the positives and negatives of social media, among other things in a wide-ranging chat.

The 'Dictionary Doctor', Dr. Chris Mulhall of SETU was on the show to discuss language and Oxford Dictionary's Word of the Year for 2025 - 'rage bait'.

Finally, Campile man Dean Hayes was on the show, telling of his story of reaching out to Pieta, and how today, he is an active volunteer and fundraiser for the charity. 

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The Bishop of the Diocese of Ferns, Ger Nash appeared live in studio, to discuss the true meaning of the Christmas season.

Chairperson of Gorey Meals on Wheels Colin Webb, along with Volunteer Nuala Mythen, told listeners of their important work over the Christmas period.

...and finally there was a live performance from The Lagoon Junior Choir, ranging in ages from 8 to 12, hailing from Our Lady's Island.

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Primary School Principal in the South East, and the host of the 'If I Were Minister for Education' podcast Simon Lewis was on the show to discuss a recent survey highlighting teacher stress and burnout.

Finally, Writer and Researcher of linguistics, Dr. Robert Sinnott was on the programme, discussing the origins of various well-known Wexford words and phrases.

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Archaeologist and Historian Barry Lacey joined John to discuss his new book 'Beneath the Ground of Kings and Saints: The Archaeology and History of Ferns'. 

Finally, Traditional Singer, Researcher and Documentary Maker, Aileen Lambert was on the show to explain more about 'The Wexford Carol', a well known Christmas song, collected in Wexford in the early 1900's, and which has since been performed by the likes of Tom Jones and Julie Andrews. 

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Fresh from an impressive campaign at the Under-17 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Bunclody native Ryan Butler joined John to discuss his experience at what was a memorable tournament for the teenager.

Finally, flanked by two fellow ceolteoirí, traditional Irish music performer and teacher Helena Dunbar was on the show to explain more about Wexford's newest Comhaltas group, in Bunclody. 

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Also appearing on the show was one of Wexford's most popular Country and Irish performers, Stacey Breen, who discussed her career so far, her new band, and she also performed live in studio.

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North-Wexford South Wicklow Sinn Féin TD Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin joins John to reflect upon the election campaign, alongside other national and local issues. 

Wexford-based Entrepreneur Kate Doyle was on the show to explain more about her sustainable business EcoKinly, as well as her inclusion in the prestigious ACORNS programme.

And finally, Folklorist and Artist Michael Fortune was on the programme to explain more about Halloween traditions from a Wexford perspective, in times gone by. 

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PGA Professional Golfer and Golf Performance & Fitness Coach Jamie Dreelan spoke to John from his home in Dubai about his golfing career and his recent experience at the Ryder Cup in New York. The Ballindaggin native is also a member of golfer Tommy Fleetwood's academy. 

40 years on from the success of an All-Ireland Junior Hurling triumph, former Wexford Junior Hurling Selector Denis Kinsella, and Wexford Hurling Historian Ed Rowesome spoke to John about the significance of the win in 1985, and how it is set to be celebrated soon.

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The Pettit's SuperValu Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals are up for contention this weekend - Ben Bernie and Garry Doran of the Wexford Hurling Podcast join John to discuss.

On what is Baby Loss Awareness Week, John is joined by Linda Corcoran of the 'A Little Lifetime' Foundation, who tells her story of the loss of her baby Emma Rose at 40 weeks.

Finally, ahead of the launch of a new historic film about the murder of the Redmond brother at Ballycarney in 1798, Author Maria Nolan, Historian Barry Leacy, Producer Jer Ennis & Director Dick Donaghue join John to explain more about 'The Shadow of Tyranny'.

Could Wexford be about to join the likes of Belfast, Amsterdam, Salou and so many other hotspot destinations in getting our own unique 3D county name signage? Cllr Leonard Kelly had floated the idea on social media to much popularity - he joins John to discuss.

The Director of Policy and Advocacy at the National Youth Council of Ireland Kathryn Walsh was on the programme to answer the question - Are there enough communal offline spaces and support services for Wexford’s youth?

Finally, ahead of one of the biggest national Car shows and road runs which is taking place in Enniscorthy - the Gerard Murphy Memorial, John chats to one of the chief event organisers, Gerard's mother, Bríd Murphy.