I'm are back in studio this week after last week's adventures in Wexford - and we’ve got a jam packed line up for you. Tune in to Newstalk tomorrow from 11am.

• We’re reviewing the morning's newspapers with Joan Mulvihill from the Irish Internet Association.

• How practical is using the vehicle of examinership to lower your rent? We speak with David Van Dessil from Deloitte.

• We are out and about in Willoughby’s in Monasterevin – an old hardware business which has recently enjoyed a fresh face-lift. You can hear that report at 11:30.

• Dutch professor Bart Shultz will talk to us about the psychology of shopping.

• Our Industry Focus this week is the Charity Business – Join us for a discussion with Pat Doyle of Peter McVerry, Barry Andrews of Goal and Denise Fitzgerald of Temple St.

• Professor Niall Moyna from DCU will talk to us about National Wellbeing Day.

• At 12:45 we have the man who invented Ballygowan - Geoff Read in the Executive Chair. They laughed at him on the Late Late when he first said that he was going to sell people water, but he managed to create one of Ireland's best known brands.

If you miss any of the action, weekly highlights are posted on our show page.