A call for changes to hospital visitation is discussed. Skippy the bush Kangaroo or simply Nolan in disguise? Carol spotted an antipodean visiter.. in Lurgan!
In the wake of the news that several Royal Irish Regiment troops were injured in an attack by the Taliban in Afghanistan, callers react to a proposed home-coming parade for the troops. And tacky, orange fake tan gets listeners in a lather.
Should children be allowed to kick their football wherever they want to? And should the 'nanny state' preventing us from drinking whatever and whenever we want to?
Amid claims that Iris Robinson has stated that there is "No viler act, apart from homosexuality, than sexually abusing innocent children," callers react as to whether she has been misinterpreted...
A debate on the abortion law in Northern Ireland leads to Chairperson of the Stormont Health Committee Iris Robinson claiming government has a 'responsibility to uphold God's law'...it prompts heated debate.
Callers react to the tale of a woman banned from a restaurant for 'putting cutomers off their food', the disabled lady vomited and spilt food while she ate, but was the owner justified?
Has the 12th changed enough to allow both sides to enjoy? Are kids ruining weddings with their bad behaviour? And Stephen's off on one about his fav tipples again...
Marie-Louise McCrory of the Irish News and PR guru Cathy Martin went head to head on the vexed issue of 'thick blonde' joke...John McCririck was there to calm any ruffled feathers...
A report on Hydebank YOC is critical of 'children' being strip-searched, handcuffed and locked up...but many listeners see an attempt to treat 'young thugs' with kid gloves.
Stephen talks to two mothers of road accident victims. Callers react wildly to the Family Planning Assosiation suggestion that sex education should be taughtto 4 year olds
A mother tells us how her son on leave from Afghanistan was verbally abused by a worker at George Best City Airport for being in uniform...callers flood the progamme with both support for the troops and criticism of the army's role in NI and abroad.
After the Elim Church in Northern Ireland claims an upsurge in healing through prayer, Stephen wants to know why some are cured while other prayers go unanswered.
Deputy Chief Constable Paul Leighton responds after it emerges 56 officers have been disciplined internally or through the courts in the past two years...and 31 have been suspended on full pay during investigations into offences.
A senior Department of Agriculture official responds after we revealed that their approved windmills have caused serious damage on farms in Northern Ireland.
A farmer's windmill sheds its propellers with disasterous consequences.nnA Nolan debate kicks off after protesters swap the City Hall's Union flag with an Iraqi flag.
GWB is in Belfast and there's a lot of disruption - is it all worth it? And Stephen gets it in the neck after BBC NI pulls the tennis halfway through to show GAA...
The DUP give the Government 9 crucial votes on the 42 day terror detention act.nnThe BBC's veteran Ireland Correspondent Denis Murray retires from the corporation.
