Ask the Expert: Irish Rail

Tomorrow night, many of us will be transfixed by the solar eclipse which is due to be visible here, but people are being warned to be careful...Joining Andrea to discuss is Professor Peter Gallagher, Director of DIAS Dunsink Observatory and Caoimhe Lyons, Science Facilitator at t ... Show More

Wexford parents have said they are at the mercy of Bus Éireann as children have been denied tickets for the school bus ahead of the upcoming term.Parents are now scrambling for ways to ensure their children can make it to school each day…Listeners with this problem join Andrea to ... Show More

Last week, a text from a listener was sent in, saying she has been struggling with endometriosis from a young age, and the pain is so bad it inhibits her ability to work, yet she doesn't qualify for disability benefit…She joins Andrea to share her story. 

<p>It's a common trope in film and TV -- a police department at their wits' end calls in a favor and makes contact with a genuine psychic, someone in tune with the greater mysteries of life, death and the universe. In works of fiction these individuals often do possess some spark ... Show More

Have you listened to "Serial" season 1 more than once? Do you have notes in the margins of you copy of "Zodiac"? Could you have watched seven MORE episodes of "The Jinx"? Us Too! Each week hosts Patrick Hinds and Gillian Pensavalle break down one of these true crime classics in t ... Show More

<p>Why was FDR so obsessed with mysteries? What's hiding in KFC's super secret Spice Mix vault? And what was the murder rate in the town from Murder She Wrote? (Pretty darn high!) Will and Mango put on their Sherlock Holmes hats and try to solve some cases.</p><p> </p> Learn more ... Show More

Ever watch those crime TV shows and wonder how the forensic scientists process all that evidence? Listen to this fun and informative chat with Dr. Kelly Elkins, biochemist and forensic scientist. Learn all about DNA, fingerprints, and solving for clues!  

<p>How did Agatha Christie churn out so many novels? Was Woodrow Wilson more important to the mystery genre than Sherlock Holmes? And what happened to Inspector Gadget's mustache (because he used to have one!) Also, Mango uses incredible deduction skills to squash a neighborhood ... Show More

Would you believe that, off that record, 8 in 11 cops admit to working with psychics to solve murders and find missing people? This is a real thing. Today we try to figure out if they're really helping, or are full of shit. A 9 year old girl is kidnapped in broad daylight. An11 y ... Show More

Only Murders in the Pod is your companion fan podcast to the hit Hulu show, Only Murders in the Building! For the shows first episode, "True Crime," hosts Elizabeth Keener and Kevin Lawn are talking with showrunner John Hoffman about the writers room, working with the actors and ... Show More