The Pat Kenny Show

Pat Kenny discusses the book *A Letter Home* with author Brendan McHugh, exploring Irish emigration to America from 1818 to 1972.

Jerry Devlin from the Dublin Cookery School joins Pat Kenny to showcase seasonal autumn dishes featuring Irish produce like pumpkins, mushrooms, and apples.

Leon O’Donnell joins Pat Kenny’s show to discuss Andy Burnham’s admission that Brexit has harmed the UK and his push to rejoin the EU.

Pat Kenny discusses the link between the Epstein-Barr virus and multiple sclerosis with Professor Luke O’Neill.

Dietitian Sarah Ke joins Pat Kenny to discuss how diet impacts mental health, explaining that nutrient deficiencies in omega-3s, B vitamins, and iron can mimic anxiety and depression.

Pat Kenny and Pat Carty discuss U2's enduring legacy, highlighting their consistency since 1980 and the significance of albums like *The Unforgettable Fire* and *Joshua Tree*.

Historian Michael Barry discusses the 150th anniversary of the Catalpa Rescue, detailing how John Devoy orchestrated the daring escape of six Fenian prisoners from Western Australia in 1876.

Pat Kenny discusses the tense atmosphere surrounding Ireland’s upcoming Nations League match against Israel in Hungary, featuring Irish Independent reporter Aidan Fitzmaurice.

Pat Kenny and Raluka Sakunu, CEO of SmartReach 247, discuss growing concerns over AI trustworthiness following recent data breaches involving OpenAI and the Australian government.

Host Pat Kenny discusses the fallout from the Irish football team’s decision to play Israel, debating whether the backlash is justified or performative.

Pat Kenny discusses new research revealing a generational divide over aging, joined by hotelier Francis Brennan and Trinity College professor Roseanne Kenny.

Scott Lucas analyzes the UN General Assembly, highlighting how world leaders like Putin and Trump are eroding multilateralism.

This episode of The Pat Kenny Show examines the Parades Commission’s controversial decision to allow the Orange Order to march on Portadown’s Gervaghie Road for the first time in nearly 30 years.

Gerry Devlin from the Dublin Cookery School joins Pat Kenny to explore autumn ingredients like pumpkin, venison, and kale.

Professor Katrina Ryan joins Pat Kenny to discuss the impact of menopause on skin and hair, explaining how estrogen drops cause a 30% collagen loss, dryness, and hormonal acne.

Motoring editor Ger Herbert discusses the impact of penalty points on insurance costs and the growing acceptance of telematics for both young and elderly drivers.

Pat Kenny and guest Garrett Patrick Kelly discuss Trump family business dealings in Eastern Europe, including the controversial Albanian resort project and a failed Belgrade hotel deal.

Pat Kenny interviews archaeologist Neil Price to challenge the stereotypical image of Vikings as mere raiders.

Pat Kenny discusses Russia’s first parliamentary election since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine with BBC journalist Yaroslav Kureina.

Pat Kenny and columnist Brenda Parry review Sunday headlines, discussing the proposed €100 cultural allowance for teens and the UAE’s expulsion of drug lord Christy Kinnahan.

Pat Kenny discusses President Trump’s ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House, analyzing its constitutional implications and impact on press freedom.

Luke O'Neill, a Trinity College professor, joins Pat Kenny from New York to discuss a major breakthrough in understanding morning sickness.

Adam Parsons, Sky News' Middle East correspondent, joins Pat Kenny to analyze the Houthi offensive in Yemen and its global implications.

Gareth Mullins, executive chef at Annanara, joins Pat Kenny to share tips for cooking Italian food at home, emphasizing the importance of fresh ingredients like quality olive oil and aged parmesan.

Physicist Carlo Rovelli joins Pat Kenny to discuss his new book, *On the Equality of All Things*, which applies quantum mechanics and relativity to our understanding of existence.

This episode of The Pat Kenny Show examines the fallout from a Primetime investigation into Garda whistleblowing failures.

Katrina Perry, BBC’s chief presenter in Washington, discusses President Trump’s controversial golf trip to Ireland during the US midterm campaign.

Pat Kenny and Paul Harrington explore the history of the song "From a Distance," written by Julie Gold in 1985 while she worked as an HBO secretary.

Sebastian Faulks discusses his novel "Farewell to Eden," which interweaves the lives of a WWII veteran and a music teacher in 1950s England with the…