Q102's The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas

Ahead of Valentines Day we wanted to get away from the big bunches of flowers and the boxes of chocolate and chat simple romance, and in some cases, chore-mances!Ruadhán had some cracking jokes in Brekkie's Got Talent, we had a great score in First Letter, Last Letter and heard all about live as an self-confessed army brat!

It's something that every parent has asked, and now, there's a book that tells you the answer. Dr Niamh Lynch joined Kathryn to chat about her brand new book, parental anxieties and practical tips in an emergencyFreewheelin' Fergal himself spoke about his incredible arrival into Sydney nearly 2 years after setting off on his journey from Ireland, and raising hundreds of thousands of euro too.Plus Brekkie's Got Talent and some very inventive answers in First Letter, Last Letter

When your gig is on Good Friday, one thing springs to mind and that is fish and chips. Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy aka Boyzlife joined Kathryn to chat about their homecoming gig, life in a boyband and Keith explained why the Boyzone final farewell isn't happening in Dublin. Fia sang an Irish smash hit in Brekkie's Got Talent and could Mary's score of 13 be beaten in First Letter, Last Letter?

If you're a kid within a chance of winning a few bob, the possibilities are endless! Mary stormed to the top of the leader board this morning in First Letter, Last Letter and her kids Aidan and Aislinn had BIG BIG plans in case she scoops the jackpot tomorrow.'These Sacred Vows' star Aaron Heffernan took us behind the scenes of the new RTÉ drama, and also what it's like to work with Liam Neeson. Oh and it's our birthday today!

She's back in the city and not shaving above the knee! Michelle Browne, specialist in mediation, joined Kathryn to chat divorce and separation from what you need to know to what we need to do as a country. Plus First Letter, Last Letter and Brekkie's Got Talent with our star of the morning, Chloe

Were you doused in Eternity? Maybe you're an Old Spice kind of guy! There's a new company to recreate the scents of decades gone by and we looked back on some of the iconic fragrances of our past. Katie blew us away with her bespoke song about The Morning Show and Fiona O'Carroll spilled the beans on her High Road, Low Road experience with Johnny Ward.

It's been there through it all, and Hot Press will celebrate 50 years in the only way it knows how, through amazing rock music. Stuart Clarke joined Kathryn to reveal all.The score was set for First Letter, Last Letter and what's the one thing you just cannot do?

Are films too long? With running times now often exceeding the 3 hour mark, the call is on to make films short again but Kathryn heard of some long ones that are worth the time.Rhea lit us all up with Brekkie's Got Talent and Dr Sharon Delaney had strong words for people under 18 who are thinking of getting 'baby botox'