RTÉ - Marian Finucane

Sebastian talks of the suicide of his mother and the effect it had on his family.

Prof Robertson has just returned from a 3 month sabbatical in Columbia University in New York. He is researching the theory that our brains can be chemically affected by our environment and life experiences.

Dave Fanning and Paul Whitington live in studio to review Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty and also to preview the pick of the upcoming week's TV.

Marian and our panel of experts discuss all the main stories from today's newspapers.

Marian and our panel of experts discuss all the main stories from today's newspapers, and our foreign news duo tell us what's going on around the world.

Actor, singer and film-star Colm Wilkinson talks to Marian from Canada about his life, work, and the big-screen adaptation of his most famous vehicle, "Les Miserables."

David Walsh talks about the Lance Armstrong story, Ian Gargan analyses confessions, David Kerr discusses energy prices, Kieran Hickey on the weather, and Donald Clarke and Natasha Fennell preview film and television releases.

Sunday part 1 - Áine and our panel discuss all the main stories from today's newspapers.

Sunday part 2 - Áine and our guests discuss all the main stories from today's newspapers, and the foreign news.

Áine talks to actor Bryan Murray about, "Strumpet City, "Brookside," treading the boards and everything in between.

We look at the report on Jimmy Saville, the disturbances in Belfast, Darina Allen's marmalade, free events on around Ireland, and television and film.

Áine Lawlor, standing in for Marian, discusses all the main stories from the papers with our panel.

Áine Lawlor, standing in for Marian, discusses all the main and foreign stories from the papers with our panel.

Áine Lawlor, standing in for Marian, discusses all the main stories from the papers with our panel.

Áine Lawlor, standing in for Marian, discusses all the main and foreign stories from the papers with our panel.