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The birth of the second ever Indian rhino born in Ireland happened on the 13th of July in Fota Wildlife Park in Cork.
How did the birth go, and what do the early days of a rhino’s life look like?
Joining Fionnuala Jones to discuss is Liam McConville, Senior Ranger at Fota Wildlife Park.

The benefits of ‘social’ prescribing
When you visit your GP, you probably expect a prescription for medication, or perhaps a referral to a specialist. But what if you were prescribed a choir, an art class, a dance group? That’s the idea behind social prescribing and research suggests it can benefit both our mental and physical health.
Joining Fionnuala Jones to talk more about this is Professor of Music Therapy Hilary Rose.

A new book is looking to support rural heritage by preserving Irish rural sayings!
Anne Marie McAleese, Rural Action Board Member and former BBC Radio Ulster Broadcaster joins guest host Fionnuala Jones to discuss!

Every Wednesday, Cassie Delaney will join to tell unusual stories on heinous crimes…
This week, Cassie joins guest host Fionnuala Jones to discuss cases where unbelievable twists happened when they went to trial!

What is involved in a ‘silent’ retreat, and what are the benefits you can get from it?
Broadcaster and Journalist Jane McNamara is back from her third silent retreat, and joins guest host Fionnuala Jones to discuss.