Chris Johns joins Eamon to discuss inflation, debt, and Bitcoin.
Economist Jim Power talks to Eamon about the supports necessary for small and medium businesses as the Irish economy gets ready to reopen.
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe talks to Eamon about the government's approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic and the economic decisions that need to be made.
Chris Johns joins Eamon to talk about the EU's role in vaccine purchasing and the Covid-19 pandemic.
Eamon is joined by Chris Johns and Jim Power to discuss the economic impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the different strategies used by the Irish and UK governments to deal with it.
Economist Jim Power talks to Eamon about the short term and long term impact of lockdown.
Associate Professor Tomás Ryan and Mark Paul, Business Correspondent with the Irish Times, debate the choices we face.
Mark Paul, Business Affairs Correspondent for the Irish Times, talks to Eamon.
Economists Chris Johns and Dan O'Brien discuss with Eamon.
Economist Dan O'Brien talks to Eamon about the lockdown influence on the economy and Europe's inability to find a credible response to the impact of the virus.
Cormac Lucey, Economics Commentator, talks to Eamon.
Dan O'Brien joins Eamon to discuss the latest economic consequences of the coronavirus crisis.
Economists Dan O'Brien and Chris Johns talk to Eamon.
Economist Jim Power talks to Eamon about how Governments and banks must respond to the current crisis.
Paul Sommerville, CEO of Sommerville Advisory Markets, talks to Eamon about the impact of the Coronavirus on the economy.
Harry Crosbie talks to Eamon about recovery from the Crash.
Niall Stanage, Associate Editor of The Hill and White House columnist, talks to Eamon.
Financial advisor and analyst Karl Deeter talks about 'This Book is Worth €25,000', the book he co-wrote with Charlie Weston. He also talks about coping with the housing crisis.
Jim Power is Chief Economist at Friends First and a columnist at the Irish Examiner. He joins Eamon to talk about NAMA.
Ronan Lyons is an assistant professor in the Department of Economics at Trinity College Dublin and an economist at Daft.ie where he conducts extensive research into the Irish property market. He joins Eamon to discuss the situation facing renters, first time buyers and homeowners in the current housing crisis and what the government could be doing to remedy it.