This Friday the Eighth Rugby World Cup kicks off with a match between England and Fiji at Twickenham stadium at 8pm. We’re going to see and hear a huge amount of coverage of this competition, partly because the Irish team is regarded as having a really good chance of going quite far in the competition. In studio to tell us […]

Ade Stack speaks to Wendy about the living circumstances of having a Son who lived in hospital since the first day he was born and died 247 days after birth. Ade talks about how she came up with the idea of Hughes House and how it benefits families with ill children.

Rob Carly from The Right Mind talks to Wendy Grace about keeping a healthy mental mind during college years.

Tthis in itself is a bit of an unusual story, or perhaps a bit of a miracle. Because one is a Palestinian Arab and former member of the PLO, born in a refugee tent in Gaza in the 1950s… while the other is from a Jewish family and was born in Haifa in Israel. Both are now Christian believers and […]

Niamh Daly from Tearfund updates the latest news on the Charity’s work around the world on the Morning Show with Wendy Grace.

On Tuesday last week, at the Amnesty International Council meeting in Dublin, 500 delegates voted in favour of the decriminalisation of sex work and prostitution, as well as the decriminalisation of the purchase of sex. The vote means that Amnesty International’s board will now be called upon to “adopt a policy that seeks attainment of the highest possible protection of […]

HIV and AIDS remain a persistent problem around the world. While great progress has been made in preventing and treating HIV, there is still much to do. In 2012, around 1.6 million people died from AIDS-related causes worldwide. Wendy Phillips joined Wendy Grace in studio on the Morning Show to talk about the work of the Matilda Project (a project […]