Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Tara knew her eircode - and it saved her daddys lifeDoing your exams with dyslexia - could there be a change in 2026..Is Ger the best lollipop man in Ireland - if you think he is - you can vote for him..& lots more

PJ hears the incredible story of Cian's recovery over 6 years from a severe brain injury and Olivia's tireless advocacy for better Brain Injury care and help for carers. See also abiireland.ie and carersweek.ie

Hut! Hut! Hut! PJ gets the scoop on a family fun day timed to land on Father's Day from Charles Washington of the Cork Admirals American Football Club

PJ talks to Pádraig Rice TD who raised the issue of extra time for LC students living with dyslexia on the Dáil floor quoting Midleton College Head Girl Alice R Perk's powerful call on the show.

PJ chats to former journalist and rural noir novelist Cork's own Michelle McDonagh Live In Studio delving into the decision to go from reporting to writing books that explore dark family dramas and secrets. "Some Of This Is True" by Michelle McDonagh (Hachette)

Opinion Line Producer Paul Byrne tells PJ Coogan about 10 year old Tara who won an award for staying cool, calm and collected when her dad had a turn and she took control and remembered mum's advice to think Eircode

As Ger the lollipop man from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal wins the Munster Heat of Lollipop Man Of The Year, PJ talks to mums who love him, a fellow lollipop man who wishes him luck and to Sinead from Tonstix who run the comp. Vote for Ger here

PJ talks to Minister of State for Transport Jerry Buttimer about what we learned when the RSA were grilled by the Oireachtas Transport Committee

PJ catches up with Garda Emmet Long who ran in his uniform for Little Blue Heroes