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Documentary following a WIT student's - Gianluca Zuccarelli - quest to get into records. What is so appealing about vinyl? Who’s listening to the format? Does it really sound better than music streaming services like Spotify? What gear should Gianluca buy? Should he even make a purchase at all? Originally broadcast on Beat 102-103 on 4th April 2021

This five-part documentary series sees SportBeat Xtra's Kevin Galvin trace the rise and fall of Kilkenny City Football Club, interviewing key figures in the club's history.

My Unknown Eating Disorder is a two part Beat News documentary by Megan O'Brien that explores some of the less well known eating disorders and body image conditions. It also addresses the conversation around the lack of services in Ireland for those struggling. In it, Keith Russell, presenter of the Endless Spiral Podcast shares his story of binge eating and body dysmorphia. We also hear from Shonagh Holder who has ARFID and has eaten the same ten foods since she was two years old. Minister for Mental Health Mary Butler talks about the services available and the HSE's commitments to invest in ...

Michelle Heffernan speaks to people from all walks of life, who have found and lost love. The series will feature leading experts in the dating industry, from matchmakers to sex and relationships columnists. We will even feature one South East man innovating online dating with a brand new app.

All this week we’re shining a spotlight on being more eco-friendly in the run-up to Christmas. Dean spokes to a number of people across the South East who shared their tips for being sustainable as we plan for the festive season.

We chat to some of the biggest stars in music, from local up-and-coming acts to international superstars.

Beat News highlights the nationwide walk-out held by third level students across the country. As part of a Union of Students in Ireland campaign, students left lectures and tutorials at 11.11 am on Thursday 13th of October 2022. They gathered to shine a light on the financial struggles that many are facing. We hear first-hand from students why they took part and the struggles they face in the current cost-of-living crisis.