After five wonderful years on 2fm, Ryan is moving on and starting a new slot on RTÉ Radio 1. He didn't want to leave without thanking our wonderful listeners for all their support and kindness over the past few years.

Camilla Turner is a journalist with the Telegraph in London and she joined Stephen on the line to talk about the high volume of super cars in London this summer.

There is over 8000 Irish people on the waiting list for the new Urban Decay ‘Naked Smokey’ pallet, but why is it so popular? Becky Duggan joined Stephen on the line to tell us why it's so popular.

Stephen caught up with the lads from All Tvvins.

Sarah Mc Clarence took a series of photographs titled 'Toilet Tribes', which captured some of the short lived friendships made in the ladies toilets.

Sean Bryan is the creative director of Cut & Sew, a Dublin barbershop with two branches in Dublin city. He joined Stephen in studio to talk about what's hot in the world of men's hair

Spot squeezing videos have taken the internet by storm and Audrey Donohue joined Stephen in the studio to talk about these videos.

Eva Short spoke an article she wrote about Thailand for TheJournal.ie and some of the criticism it received after it.

Stephen caught up with the English rock band 'Everything Everything'.

Etháoin Corr was proposed to on stage at the Ed Sheeran gig on Saturday by Kodaline's Jason Boland. She joined Stephen on the line to talk about the magical moment.

Michelle McMahon from Her.ie joined Stephen in studio to reveal the truth behind our favourite Disney stories.

Stylist Justine King spoke to Stephen about the latest must have fashion item, Freddy Jeans.

Stephen spoke to actor David Duchovney about his book Holy Cow

Stephen passed his driver theory test this week, so we got Nicky Byrne to take him to Carrigstown for a lesson in his car.

Stephen spoke to Peter Varga, photographer and creator of the Facebook page, Humans of Dublin.

Gavin James is supporting Ed Sheeran this weekend at Croke Park and he spoke to Stephen ahead of the gig.

During the week columnist with the Financial Times Lucy Kellaway wrote an article titled "Let's face it, looks do count when it comes to hiring". Here to chat about this and more is Director of the Communications Clinic, Eoghan McDermott.

Hozier’s video for Take Me to Church has been nominated for two VMA awards, Best Direction Award and Best Rock Video of the year. Stephen spoke to Brendan Canty from a Cork production company called Feel Good Lost, who co-directed the video.

You might have seen an article shared on your Facebook timeline about male musicians described the same way as a female musicians. Louise Bruton wrote it and she spoke to Stephen about it.

Stephen caught up with Irish rapper Reggie Snow.

Documentary filmmaker Sinéad McDevitt put a social experiment – designed in 1996 by Dr Arthur Aron – to the test, to see if two total strangers could fall in love over the course of 36 questions. She joined Stephen on the line to talk about it.

Jungle played at Longitude last weekend and Stephen Byrne caught up with them.

Vinyl is back and Niall Byrne or Nialler9 as we know him, gave us the guide to going vinyl.

Stephen Byrne sat down with Avicii when he was in Dublin and we played the exclusive interview on the show today.

Stephen Byrne is filling in for Ryan at the moment and he caught up with the lovely Kelly Clarkson.