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Wimbledon is on the TV, so that means one thing… it’s strawberry season! And Wexford is Ireland’s most famous purveyor of them. But, what exactly goes into producing these berries on a mass scale? Joining Seán to discuss in the Wexford Opera House is Murt Murphy, a strawberry farmer from Boro Valley Fruit Farm in Enniscorthy.

Have you ever raw-dogged on a flight? No. Not that.Raw-dogging is the latest trend and trial of frequent flyers, who see themselves as challenged pilgrims almost. It’s the art of doing simply nothing in the air and abstaining from onboard entertainment, no book, no phone, no music. Nothing but gazing out the window and being with one's thoughts. A concept older generations may perceive as just a regular day.Joan Scales is a travel writer and broadcaster and joins Seán to discuss the trend.

A pensioner got more than he bargained for recently when three men knocked on his door offering to clean his gutters for only €60.  One dirty wall and several broken tiles later, the pensioner realised trying to cut corners can sometimes leave you drained out. Irish Times Consumer Affairs Expert Conor Pope joins Seán to discuss how we can avoid a similar fate.

A new documentary on Netflix explores the extraordinary story of Jonathan Meijer, a man who may have fathered up to eleven hundred children. But what was his motivation? Joining Seán to discuss is Josh Allott, Director of ‘The Man with 1000 Kids’.Image: Netflix

In the wake of voting in the UK, current PM Rishi Sunak has said that his favourite meal is a sandwich! Is that really a good answer, will a sandwich work as a meal? What do you think?Newstalk’s Henry McKean joined Seán to discuss, and share what he’s heard from the public.

When you’re having a picnic, weather forgiving, what are the essential things you need to make sure it is as perfect as possible?Seán is joined by Tom Doorley, Food & Wine writer and Columnist with the Sunday Times to find out.

Musician Lily Allen has launched an OnlyFans page specifically to sell pictures of her feet.Joining Seán to discuss this is Shawna Scott, owner of SexSiopa.

The United Kingdom is going to the polls, and one candidate is hoping to overthrow Rishi Sunak…Count Binface himself joins Seán to discuss why he should be Prime Minister.

If you were to think of a vintage phone, what would come to mind? It’s not the wind up, rotary or old payphone. It is the iPhone X, which Apple has deemed vintage in their eyes.  The tech giant has decided to hang up on the Iphone X and halted production and software updates to the original HomePod, and first-gen AirPods. Elaine Burke is the host of the ‘For Tech Sake’ podcast and she joins Seán to discuss.

While our grandparents' generation were brought up on offal, shin and tongue...these cheap cuts have been lost to newer generations. But should we return to them? Joining Seán to discuss is farmer and journalist Hannah Quinn Mulligan, who has been writing about this for the Irish Independent.