BEAT 102-103's Podcast

Orla speaks to the Fergus Horgan of the Kilkenny Leadership Project about reaching out to our descendants overseas.

Trish reviews the new comedy film 21 & Over

Orla speaks to Irish Beats presenter Rob O'Connor about a short play Beat was involved in that is nominated for a New York Festival Award.

Orla speaks to Dave Young about his "Bold" tour which comes to the South East soon.

Listener was leaving work yesterday and reversed into a car. There was no damage and so she just left without saying anything. She's been overcome with the guilt and wonders if she should own up.

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Ramsgrange, Wexford

Joanna Ryde went to Dublin to chat to people auditioning for Louis Walsh's new boyband and bumped into some of Ireland's celebrity elite.

Moyglass, Tipperary

Listener has a best friend who is a girl however he's never found her attractive. They recently ended up in bed together and now he thinks maybe there could be a chance for a relationship to blossom. He asks could it work even though the physical attraction is not there.

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Ballykillen, Carlow

Listener moved from Dublin to Kilkenny with a friend however now the friend has a girlfriend and she's always in the house. The emailer is not impressed with her being there all the time and feels a bit awkward. He's wondering is it time to move out.

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Ballygunner, Waterford

Amy Laffan from Crossfit Waterford became the first Irish female to qualify for the Crossfit Regionals in Denmark, beating 6,000 other entrants. She spoke to Beat Sport before the event.

Tipperary Racecourse Manager Jane Davis at the offcial launch of the new facilities at the Limerick Junction track.

Tipperary minor football manager Charlie McGeever speaking to Saturday Sportsbeat after his side qualified for another Munster MFC final.

Wexford Youths manager Shane Keegan speaking to Beat Sport following his side's 1-0 win over Waterford United at the RSC.

Waterford United chairman John O'Sullivan chats to Beat 102-103 following the resignation of manager Paul O'Brien.

Carlow Town, Carlow

Listener used to have an admirer in school however the feelings weren't reciprocated and now 10 years later, she bumps into him in Tesco and he seems to not want to know her. Now she can't stop thinking about him. What should she do?

Vinny, Zara and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Crossabeg, Wexford

Listener has been working with a guy for a year and in all that time has been calling him the wrong name. She has recently been corrected and wonders should she admit her mistake as she fancies him or just pretend it's a little joke.

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Ardmore, Waterford

Listener met her fiance at a house party a few years ago and they were friends initially however she recently fell out with a friend of hers who sent on emails from the early days of the relationship with the fiance calling her plain etc but he says he quickly changed his mind and fell for her. She can't get the emails out of her head and wonders what she should do.

Niall, Vinny & the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Zara and Joanna caught up with Ireland's Eurovision entrant Ryan Dolan as he prepares for the semi-final in Malmo

Johnstown, Kilkenny

Orla speaks to Jordan Casey, the 13-year-old whizz kid behind Casey Games

Orla chats to Alison Martin, the organiser of the Hons & Rissoles festival which takes place in Wexford this summer

Orla talks to Vince Power, the organiser of the Benicassim Music Festival in Spain

Review of Star Trek Into The Darkness, the second movie in the reboot of the franchise.

Listener is getting married and wants her best friend to be bridesmaid however the friend is a big girl. The mother suggests telling her to lose weight. The listener just wants everything to be perfect. What should she do?

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

The Commons, Tipperary

Joanna goes undercover to record Trish while she drives.

Carigeen, Kilkenny

New Ross, Wexford

Listener has started to go out with a guy who is nice to all her friends but seems to be rude to her parents. She's had a word with him about it but he says he doesn't know what she's talking about. What should she do about him?

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

New Ross, Wexford

A listener wrote in saying her housemate is interested in wicca and dark magic. He stares at her while she's eating, lies on the floor while she's watching TV and mutters spells at one of the other girls in the house. What should she do about him?

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Grange, Tipperary

Orla speaks to Aoife Ryan who's responsible for bringing the suspended coffee phenomenon to Ireland.

The Cat Laughs Comedy Festival will take place over the June Bank Holiday weekend. Orla spoke to the festival director.

Orla spoke to nutritionalist Elsa Jones about how women believe that diet and weight loss ads promote unhealthy relationships with food.

Gail reviews Evil Dead, the remake of the cult classic

Joanna takes on a challenge to walk 50 kilometres in aid of MS Ireland and meets some interesting characters and some animals along the way.

Old Leighlin, Carlow

Listener works in a big company and has been noticing some of her lunch going missing from the kitchen. She's not the only one either and recently the thief was caught in the act. The culprit is a good friend of hers and she's wondering should she say something.

Niall, Vinny and the Beat Breakfast listeners give their advice.

Granny, Gandad and Jack in an OAP love dilemma, some brutal honesty from one listener who is questioning her relationship, phobias, the "friends zone" and Joanna Ryde tries out for the Beat Fleet!

Castlecomer, Kilkenny

Tipperary Town, Tipperary

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