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Has 'Millennial' become a dirty word?

Has 'Millennial' become a dirty word? Ryan Tubridy was joined in studio by Mary Kate Slattery from The Millennial of the Year organising committee this morning.

living • 15 Nov 18

The exchange highlighted the many small acts of harassment women experience each day

79-year-old woman speaks out following harassment by taxi driver

After a run-in with a taxi driver who made sexual comments about her based on the number of children she had, Ann Ingle spoke to Ryan Tubridy about why such acts of harassment are inappropriate, no matter the setting.

living • 23 Oct 18

Overeaters Anonymous: 'Yes I have eaten out of a bin'

Ryan Tubridy spoke to a member of Overeaters Anonymous, a group much like AA, who went from 20 stone and eating out of bins to 12 stone and connecting with his loved ones again.

living • 04 Oct 18

From skydiving to stand up: A year of self-help

"Your story began on a Sunday with a brutal hangover," said Ryan Tubridy to freelance journalist-turned-author, Marianne Power.

living • 17 Sep 18

Larry Donnelly on losing a parent while living abroad

The gut-wrenching goodbye to an ailing parent is one that stays with you forever, but it is rendered even tougher when there are 3000 miles between you and the one you love.

living • 20 Aug 18

Dr Hazel Wallace on the links between disease and lifestyle

The Food Medic on the links between disease and lifestyle

London-based Louth native The Food Medic aka Dr Hazel Wallace has many strings to her bow including Instagram sensation, author and personal friend of Gary Barlow no less.

Living • 06 Jul 18

Bizarre way this man lost 4 stone in 12 weeks

Bizarre way Dublin man lost 4 stone in 12 weeks

Pat O'Neill, a father of three from Dublin, lost all the weight by using hypnosis and blue plates.

living • 20 Jun 18

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall reveals 'industry's dirty secret'

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall arrived into studio for a chat with Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ Radio 1 armed with a bag of colourful and juicy fresh Irish vegetables to share his passion on all things food related.

Taste • 18 Jun 18

Would you hire someone to spy on your childminder?

The nanny watches the children, but who watches the nanny? Meet one woman who does.

RTÉ Radio 1 • 12 Jun 18

Are you eating 'al desko'?

Clodagh McKenna breezed into studio to show Ryan Tubridy a thing of two about the simple but good life.

the ryan tubridy show • 08 Jun 18

Tubridy shares list of things to do before you turn 35

Perhaps there are many things you imagined you'd have sorted by the age of 35. How do you fare?

RTÉ Radio 1 • 27 May 18

Is it time to sign your kids up to a phone-free adventure?

Derg Isle is a camp that disentangles the teen from the phone for an entire weekend and exposes them to a wilderness-based break that swaps hashtags for hikes, bikes and good old-fashioned fun.

Parenting • 11 May 18

Life with a violent child: 'I got a black eye from my 9-year-old'

"I wonder if it's possible to admit that you can't help your child," began an email to The Ryan Tubridy Show as a mother expressed her despair and helplessness over her 9-year-old son's aggressive behaviour.

lifestyle • 30 Apr 18

Mother's story of losing her sons at the hands of her ex-husband

Claire Throssell joined Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ Radio 1 to share her profoundly moving story of tragedy and loss when her abusive ex-husband killed her two boys, Jack (12) and Paul (9).

living • 16 Apr 18

Galway girl creates app to help those with autism

Native Galway girl Ciara-Beth Ní Ghríofa is an eighteen-year-old who is on a mission to show the world that autism does not define you as a person.

living • 13 Apr 18

Would you eat out-of-date food? This family did it for a month

In the fight against unnecessary food waste, Ellie O'Byrne and her family pledged to eat nothing but out-of-date food for the month of January. She lived to tell the tale and spoke to Ryan Tubridy about the experience.

Food • 23 Mar 18

Chi-Chi tells Tubridy about her Mum's heartbreaking story

Born to an Irish mother and Nigerian father during the 1950's, Chi-Chi Nwanoku talked to Ryan about life, family and music.

living • 14 Mar 18

Bernard O'Shea: 'It was just the best thing I've ever done'

Bernard O'Shea and his dance partner Valeria joined The Ryan Tubridy Show following Bernard's elimination on Dancing with the Stars and he recommends dancing for anyone looking to get in shape and gain confidence.

Dancing with the Stars • 20 Feb 18

Tubridy & Derrane respond to hurtful online bullying

Keyboard warriors were taken to task on The Ryan Tubridy Show during the week when one caller, Teresa, got in touch to say enough was enough.

living • 04 Feb 18

Living with Asperger Syndrome: "Mammy, why do I feel different?"

Caller Geraldine contacted The Ryan Tubridy Show to share a little about her life with her 9-year-old daughter who has Asperger Syndrome (AS).

Parenting • 31 Jan 18

Are smart phones safe for children? Tubridy has his say

Child Protection in a Digital Age: Tubridy has his say

The papers this morning were filled with the story of a Dublin man who sexually exploited girls as young as 9 through social media. There was a big reactions by listeners to Ryan Tubridy when he discussed the issue on RTÉ Radio 1 this morning.

Parenting • 23 Jan 18

Here's why you shouldn't call children 'shy'

"They say you should never call someone 'shy'. Kids, especially," says Pauline Dunne. Her radio documentary, 'The Little Mouse in the Corner', explores how the world treats quiet and introverted people.

Parenting • 07 Jan 18

Taste: Is it all in the crunch?

Can you change the way something tastes by listening to different sounds?

Food • 19 Aug 17

Is your phone listening to you?

Youssef Sarhan has a theory about whether or not our phones are listening to our every word.

Living • 15 Aug 17

The first season of the series was based on the book the Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

The Handmaid's Tale - the story behind the costumes

Yet another generation was recently introduced to Margaret Atwood's ever-popular story The Handmaid's Tale. With striking gowns and solemn head caps designer Ane Crabtree brought the handmaidens of Gilead to life.

Fashion • 30 Jul 17