This week’s Late Late show line-up is jam-packed with interesting guests.
From an actors to bloggers to comedians and political figures, there is something for everyone.
In an Irish television exclusive, Hilary Clinton, will talk about everything from the blame she attaches to herself for her failure to defeat Donald Trump in last year’s US presidential race to issues surrounding women in politics and what she intends to do now that she has stepped away from electoral politics.
One of Ireland’s biggest actors, Domhnall Glesson, is also on the show this week. His new movie Goodbye Christopher Robin, is hitting the big screen. He will chat to Ryan about playing the writer of one of the most beloved children’s books. He’ll also be chatting Star Wars, his famous family, and the nerves he faces when dad Brendan watches him on screen.
Vogue Williams will be chatting about her new documentary series, which explores sperm donation, anxiety and online ‘sugar dating’. She’ll also be telling viewers why she decided to reveal all in her new book Everything.
Comedian and science buff Dara Ó Briain is on a mission to educate children about space with his new book Beyond the Sky: You and the Universe. He joins Ryan for a catch up about life as one of Ireland’s most famous comedians and he’ll be putting some scientific theories to the test live on air.
And Roz Purcell will be chatting about going from modelling to being a foodie and her hugely popular cookbook Natural Born Feeder. She will also demonstrate how you can become a Half Hour Hero in the kitchen.
Viewers will hear the story of Maria Coyne and Tina Yasar, two mums who struck up a friendship as they cared for their children while they waited for heart transplants.
In music this week Jamie Lawson and Lisa McHugh will perform.
The show kicks off Friday, September 29th at 9.35pm
