Producer/Presenter Susan Cahill travels through the towns and villages of Malawi to see how some of the poorest regions of our world suffer the most from climate change.

Producer J.J. O`Shea explores his relationship with Ireland as the child of an Irish immigrant.

Producers Jonathan Farrelly and Dave Thorpe look at the story of the Baltinglass GAA team that won the 1990 football club All Ireland.

Producer Patricia Baker explores the history of native Irish apples.

Producer Patricia Baker takes us for a walk with foragers Micheál Murray and Dermot Hughes to taste the food growing wild in Dublin and Belfast.

Producer Brian Gallagher explores the tensions and moral dilemmas faced by a group of Irish soldiers taken prisoner in Lebanon, in the radio drama 'Captives'.

A new two-part radio documentary series follows one Dublin man’s journey to build a radio telescope in Ireland. Produced by Athena Media.

In a new series, Mary Brophy explores the changes taking place in our cities, countryside and in the seas around us as our planet warms - and things start to heat up.

In a new series, Mary Brophy explores the changes taking place in our cities, countryside and in the seas around us as our planet warms - and things start to heat up.

PPI-nominated producer Brian Gallagher explores the life and times of writer John D Sheridan.

Producer Caroline Dalton looks at the political life of Brendan O’Carroll’s mother, Maureen, the inspiration behind the character Mrs. Brown, in ‘The Real Mrs. Brown’.

The tragedy of contaminated Anti D led to one scientist discovering that some people have a built-in immunity to Hepatitis C—and how they could hold a key to the cure.

Willow on Leather, produced by Grainne McPolin, explores the story of County Kerry Cricket Club and how the new Irish have helped to bring about a resurgence in the sport

Producer Alan Meaney and writer/director Marisa O' Mahony examine themes of forgiveness, ageing, love and nature through an exploration of a father-daughter relationship.

Producer J.J. O`Shea looks at the life and work of song collector Tom Munnelly – a man in pursuit of a passion.

Producer Muireann de Barra looks at alternative forms of justice in one of the least developed countries in the world, in: Chilungamo: Pathways to Justice in Malawi

Producer Noel Murphy explores the life and art of one of our major Irish poets, Patrick Kavanagh, on the 50th anniversary of the poet's death.

Producer Brendan Daly explores the incredible story of Christian big-wave surfers in the West of Ireland.

Producer Gareth Stack explores a radically new vision of Irish education in: The Free School

An exploration of Ireland’s first cycling Greenway, the Westport to Achill route. Produced by Brian Gallagher.

Featuring the personal stories of the men and women experiencing homeless in Dublin today. Produced by Rachel Ryan.

Producer Patricia Baker joins a group of Irish fisherman who, along with their daily catch, are also working to clean up our oceans in: Fishing For Litter.

Radio play skewering the world of performance poetry workshops. Executive produced by Gareth Stack, writing / direction by Roger Gregg

In this gripping and haunting radio thriller, a US fighter pilot almost killed in Iraq finds unexpected love on Ireland’s wild western shore.

Documentary exploring groundbreaking new technology which restores hearing to people who are profoundly deaf.

New Newstalk documentary 'A City Feast' explores the community garden scene

Documentary exploring the collection of songs and stories of Irish Travellers living in England. Produced by JJ O'Shea.

A new radio play about the moral dilemmas faced by a medical rep in a large pharmaceutical company

Producer Patricia Baker takes a trip to Inis Oirr, the smallest of the Aran Islands, to explore the realities of island living.

Exploring the story of the Victorians online and how Ireland connected the world in the nineteenth century with the transatlantic telegraph cable.

Documentary on Newstalk marks the second anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum with a new documentary produced by Shaun & Maurice Productions.

Tristan Rosenstock brings us from Donegal to Dingle where dry stone wall enthusiasts share their passion about this craft.

A radio play by Donal Donovan exploring the impact Alzheimer’s Disease can have on a family life.

Producer JJ O`Shea looks at the rich heritage of fairylore in Ireland and how it is expressed through music and song.

Producer Patricia Baker explores the world of clock-making and watches, and meet those who keep them ticking.

Producer Brian Gallagher’s latest radio play explores the colorful world of professional soccer.

Producer Nuala Macklin celebrates the art of Irish traditional musical-instrument making. Season 2 Episode 2.

Producer Nuala Macklin celebrates the art of Irish traditional musical-instrument making. Season 2 Episode 1.

Producer Ciarán Ryan presents three short stories from the mid west of Ireland in ‘Making Connections’

Producer Deirdre Mulrooney tells the story of Eamon De Valera’s alleged – and overlooked - 1916 surrender on her Lower Grand Canal Street windowsill.

The premiere broadcast of a new home-grown radio drama, created and performed by Aindriais de Staic

Short clip from The Man From Moogaga, Newstalk's new radio drama written and performed by Aindriais de Staic. Broadcasting St.Patrick's Day at 6pm.

To mark the 50th anniversary of Brendan Behan's death, Tristan Rosenstock sheds fresh light on his Irish language writing in Breandán Ó Beacháin: File Fiáin Fearúil

Producer Judy-Meg Ní Chinnéide investigates the peculiar history of the Meath Gaeltacht, the smallest and youngest Gaeltacht in Ireland.

Producer Luke McManus investigates the Irish connections of the world’s most famous detective in “Was Sherlock Holmes Irish?

The story of Donegal Carpets and the women who make them. Produced by Maurice And Shaun.

A documentary celebrating the diverse and colorful range of people that live, work and play in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. Producer Brian Gallagher.

A new radio documentary which explores the experiences of six gay travellers in their own words. Produced by Maurice and Shaun.

Documentary exploring the lives of women during the Troubles. Produced by Nuala Macklin