Myles is joined by Dr Maurice Casey to talk about the life of Wexford-born communist May O'Callaghan, who was once a resident of Moscow's fabled Hotel Lux.

The story of Wexford-born communist May O'Callaghan; and The Tempestuous Lives of Roger Casement.

Niall Quinn speaks to Myles Dungan about the life of Oscar Traynor, in a public interview recorded at the Hinterland Festival in Kells.

Myles is joined by Clodagh Finn and John Morgan, authors of 'The Irish In The Resistance: The Untold Stories of the Ordinary Heroes Who Resisted Hitler'

Colm Flynn talks to Mark Tillman, the pilot of Air Force One on September 11th 2001.

Marc McMenamin reports, he talks to local historians Douglas Bartlett and Brian Drummond.

The Irish in the Resistance; On Board Air Force One on 9/11; and John Steinbeck's Irish Heritage

Myles is joined by Dr Niamh Wycherley, medieval historian at Maynooth University.

Colm Flynn reports on the comedy team's visit in 1953.

Saint Brigid at 1500; Laurel and Hardy in Ireland; and a history of rugby and Irish life.

Myles is joined by Liam O'Callaghan, author of the book 'Blood & Thunder: Rugby and Irish Life: A History'

The Tailteann Games; The Quest for the Irish Celt; The Avignon Papacy; and Ronan Kelly’s essay ‘Two Wives’

Ronan Kelly with twin stories that demonstrate the invaluable role of a good partner, in trying times.

Ian Kenneally reports, he talks to Dr Siobhán Doyle about this immense sporting and cultural event in the 1920s and 1930s.

Mairéad Carew joins Myles to talk about Harvard's investigation in the 1930s, which sought to determine the racial and cultural heritage of the Irish people.

Colm Flynn reports on the period in the 14th century when the papacy was based in Avignon in modern France.

Ian Kenneally joins Myles to discuss the life and death of 19th century Irish-American boxer Jimmy Elliott.

Floyd Patterson and Ireland; The life and death of 19th century Irish-American boxer Jimmy Elliott; & the modern architectural history of Dublin

Marc McMenamin reports on the enigmatic "Gentleman of Boxing" Floyd Patterson, and his Irish connections.

Myles is joined by Ellen Rowley, editor of 'More Than Concrete Blocks: Dublin City's twentieth century buildings and their stories, Volume 3, 1973-1999'

Myles talks to Andy Bielenberg and John Dorney about their project, which investigates the death toll of the Irish Civil War.

Myles talks to Ruth McManus about the Marino housing scheme, plus Lorcan Clancy talks to Marino Residents Association members Mark Crowther, Patricia Normanly and Gerry Edgely.

How the Marino community transformed Dublin housing a century ago; and the Irish Civil War Fatalities Project which investigates the death toll of the conflict.

Myles is joined by Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc, author of the book "The Disappeared: Forced Disappearances in Ireland 1798-1998"