Dermot & Dave

From learning how to play the Piano to driving a truck, these people are pretty inspirational. Dave asked the Today FM listeners if they ever picked up new things as an adult and some of these stories are great.

When you know, you just know and Katrina Flanagan had a very strong memory of the music of 1999 when she took on Music Master.But would she conquer the final round?Play along by clicking play.

It's given us some incredible TV over the last few decades and now, it's back with a massive cast.In As Seen On Your Screen, we heard all about what's lined up for Celebrity Big Brother, and why there's likely to be a massive Irish interest.Catch the first episode of the brand-new series of ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ March 4th at 9pm on Virgin Media Two and Virgin Media Player and continue watching the series each night at 9pm from Sunday to Friday.

Comedians like Tommy Tiernan and Deirdre O'Kane are heading to the Kingdom for gigs!Comedian Fred Cooke joined Dave to chat all things Fatherhood, Podcasting and the Kerry Comedy Club.

Sometimes, it's nice to get out of your comfort zone and surprise yourself with your own bravery. After Dave was a 'brave boy' (to quote his wife), we heard tales of small moments of bravery from around the country.

It's known as one of the world's toughest races, and Irishman Rónán Dunne has just bossed it! Rónán joined Dave to chat about the Red Bull Hardline in Tasmania, Australia and we heard all about the amazing feats from around the country in 'Match of the Dave'.

She is one busy woman! TV presenter and Dancing With The Stars contestant Katja Mia joined Dave to chat all things dancing and the Six O'clock show..

As she is named as a Global Icon by the Brit Awards, the world of Kylie Minogue featured in Music Master, but how would you fare?Check your Kylie knowledge by playing along!

Looking for a way to get to know your neighbours without going down the 'bowl of sugar' route? Street Feast is the craic, and it's bigger than ever.Mary Fleming from Street Feast joined us to tell us about the event, which is taking place on the 25th and 26th of May, and explained how you can get involved.

It's a time capsule of a time in Ireland's culture, and it's back for another run. 'Dublin Oldschool' follows two brothers who are on different paths who reconnect and discover they're more alike than they realised.Emmet Kirwan is the man behind the show and he joined Dave to chat about the play, how his life has changed in the 10 years since the show was first released and the new skill he's trying to pick up!

They aren't easy to be fair. Today it was the turn of Zara in Limerick and Sharon in Longford.

There is a few crackers in here!Here is Thursday's edition of Dave's Bad Jokes.

Are flamingos something we think about a lot? Probably not. But did you ever why they sleep on one leg when two seems so much easier? Or even why they're pink?Wonder no more! Ask Dave has us covered!

John is famous for his Garda impression.Comedian John Colleary joined Dave to chat about his current Irish tour. Chances are, he is coming to a town near you.Image: Irish Pictorial Weekly | RTÉ One - YouTube

Did you spend your teen years pouring over Smash Hits? Now is your time to shine! How would you fare in the Smash Hits category of Music Master?

Billie Murray in Gorey is only too delighted to see Ireland celebrating 'National Tree Week', but are there weeks that we should be celebrating?From milk to thrash metal, heatwaves to lockdowns, we heard about the National Week Ireland needs.

There was even 'Pup-corn' for the doggies!Nikki O'Carroll from Dublin joined joined Dave to chat about the cinema day she organised for over 30 dogs and their owners in the Dot Theatre in Dublin.Image: @thedailycavalier - Instagram

Enjoy another batch of Dave's Bad Jokes.

He was an iconic resident of the most famous square in London, but could Beppe DiMarco be pulling up a stool at The Queen Vic again?Michael Grecco is coming to Dublin as one of the stars of Twelve Angry Men in the Bord Gais Energy Theatre from 16th-20th April and he joined Dave to chat Eastenders, playing poker in Dublin and how his love for a very popular word game.

Are you a speedy as these songs? Today it was the turn of Robert Curley in Bettystown and Eamonn Condell in Laois.