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Aurelia Monprofit of La Crêperie Nomad tells PJ her 9-meter vintage bus with a professional kitchen and upstairs seating is ready for action—if only Cork can find her a location with power. See also here

PJ hears Ronan Lyons has written the book on how successive governments are fighting the last war in housing and the book is called "Brittle"

Brian O’Sullivan joined Generation Ireland to get into a job with decent stability and wages and talks to PJ about his experience along with Jennifer Wickham, Generation Ireland Head of Programmes

Inspired by Poland’s vibrant ancient plazas, PJ hears how Andrew O'Connell of Murphys Chemist North Main Street takes a bold plan to rejuvenate the city directly to the Taoiseach.

From ransacked kids' Christmas presents to feeling unsafe in their own homes, PJ hears people reveal to Paul Byrne the personal toll of a ruthless car break-in wave.

PJ hears how one mum is spending a fortune on taxis while a school bus is being sorted out for her child, talks to Helena from Ballinadee about Noreen her little cancer champ, learns how witches, fibromyalgia and murder make for brilliant reading. And more...

From thinking it was ordinary growing pains to hearing the word leukaemia five hours later, Cork mum Helena tells PJ her 6-year-old Noreen's extraordinary fight for life

From miniature 1940s dollhouse crime scenes to magic, writer Courtney Smyth tells PJ how real pathology meets murder mysteries in 'The Undetectables' series. See also