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Talkback Episodes

  1. Is Disney's new series Say Nothing an accurate portrayal of the Troubles?

    The series tells the story of the murder of Jean McConville in 1970s Belfast.

  2. Is Covid making a come-back?

    William discusses Covid infections with GP Dr Frances O'Hagan and Professor Martin McKee.

  3. Is Boris Johnson's proposed Brexit deal a solution to the Border Question?

    Is the Prime Minister serious about this deal?

  4. Is Boris Johnson's Life a Public or Private Matter and What Kind of PM Could He Be?

    William speaks to guests about the latest on Boris Johnson.

  5. Is Boris Johnson serious about an infrastructure link between Northern Ireland and Scotland

    Could this just be a distraction from real life politics?

  6. Is Belfast City Council shutting down debate on the issue of boycotting Israeli goods and services?

    Belfast City Council says it has no legal power to enact that kind of ban.

  7. Is banning food and drink on public transport going to help combat our obesity problem?

    England's Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies is calling for a ban.

  8. Is an election now inevitable or can it be averted through talks?

    We look at all the possible outcomes from the latest political crisis

  9. Is an apology enough from Cardinal Seán Brady?

    Cardinal Brady said inquiries took place under a "shroud of secrecy". Is apology enough?

  10. Is America the guardian of freedom—or it's greatest threat?

    Highlights from Talkback. William Crawley and guests discuss the news headlines.

  11. Is a three-day weekend a good idea for workers?

    The Green Party in England and Wales proposes a three-day weekend

  12. Is a proposal to rename Castle Street in Belfast city centre to James Connolly Street historical vandalism?

    We discuss the cultural and historical impact of changing street names in Belfast.

  13. Is a police investigation the right way for us, as a community, to respond to the Grenfell Tower effigy?

    William talks to Brendan O'Neill, Roddy Cowie and Barbara Whearty.

  14. Is a four-day week the future?

    Thousands of workers across the UK begin a four-day week trial.

  15. Is a deal on the protocol on the cards?

    RTE Europe Editor Tony Connelly, DUP MP Sammy Wilson and SDLP MP Claire Hanna discuss.

  16. Is a breakthrough on Northern Ireland's post-Brexit trading arrangements on the cards?

    Our guests discuss what a deal would look like.

  17. Irish stereotypes

    Are 'traditional' jokes about the Irish funny or just lazy, offensive stereotypes?

  18. Irish speaker not Irish republican

    Do people assume those who love the Irish language are republican in outlook?

  19. Irish President Michael D Higgins has declined an invitation to attend a NI Centenary event, has he missed an opportunity?

    Is the Irish President right to decline an invite to attend an NI Centenary Event?

  20. Irish President Catherine Connolly challenged by the DUP’s Gregory Campbell on “Derry/Londonderry”.

    On her first visit to NI – the name of our second city dominate the headlines.

  21. Irish presential candidate Catherine Connolly

    Independent Catherine Connolly speaks to William as Sinn Féin back her bid for the Áras

  22. Irish League fans call on BBC to televise live matches.

    Are you feeling let down because you can't watch your team on the box?

  23. Irish Language Act: Unforgiving for unionism or the only way to restore Stormont?

    Is there any hope of getting a government here before Brexit happens?

  24. Irish Language Act

    What would an Irish Language Act mean here and how much potentially would it cost?

  25. Irish identity

    We discuss what it means to be Irish with guests from different backgrounds

  26. Irish Football Association tells NI fans to get on board with Casement Park

    Chris Buckler sits in for William Crawley

  27. Ireland's oldest university is to begin a two-year investigation into its links with slavery and Empire.

    Trinity College Dublin is about to begin a project to examine its colonial legacies

  28. Ireland joins with Spain and Norway in formally recognising the State of Palestine.

    Should the United Kingdom now give recognition to Palestine?

  29. Ireland goes to the polls on its blasphemy law

    Does any country actually need a blasphemy law in the twenty first century?

  30. Iran's threatened exuection of a young protester - what might come next?

    William and historian Dr Saivush Randjbar-Daemi discuss how Iran has reached this moment.

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