Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

PJ hears calls for syringe patrols in the morning to keep kids areas safe, learns changes to St Lukes X new pedestrian safety features still are not satisfying residents, learns what its like to work in the circus from age 7. And more...

PJ talks to Neziswa Manesh and Roos Demol of Citadel who will fuse with famous traditional players the De Barra Family on Ceol Le Chéile on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player from Fri Sep 25th & EP Café Refugié is out now.

Elaine Courtney climbed the trapeze ladder at age six which led to performing to crowds of 60,000 people and now she's in Cork for circusextreme.ie She tells PJ about life in the circus.

Norma phoned PJ thrilled with life because her IKA fundraiser went so well after telling the heartwarming story of how her late daughter helped her dad get a transplant on the show earlier this month

PJ talks to Dr Katy Wareing who captures real history like child gangsters of the past in murals to bring history alive. The AirBnB fund referred to in the interview is here https://www.airbnb.ie/e/ruraltourismfund

PJ talks to Carla Brown, a patient who has to travel to Galway for treatment.

PJ talks to listener Jim who says the removal of the filter lane is still causing massive delays although he welcomes some changes, while Cllr Joe Kavanagh says Jim is not alone.

Therapist Alexandre Mitellus of goodwords.info breaks down the physical mechanics of an anxiety attack and outlines how hypnotherapy helps people regain control.