They’re everywhere again… baggy jeans, low-rise fits, VHS filters… even Italia ’90 references creeping back into everyday life.

From TikTok trends to pop music and fashion, the 1990s revival is in full swing.

It's a longing for a simpler time… When we weren’t so chronically online.

Our nostalgia paints the time as carefree and cool…

The reality was more complicated — from extreme body standards to a culture that wasn’t always as liberating as it looked.

So why are Gen Z and millennials so obsessed with 90s culture right now?

And what are we choosing to remember — or forget?

Ciara is joined by journalist Kate Henshaw and broadcaster Sarina Bellissimo to separate the aesthetic from the reality — from 90s fashion trends and Y2K style… to diet culture, “heroin chic,” and the return of low-rise jeans.

They’ve been hailed as miracle drugs… reshaping bodies... changing lives... and fuelling a global weight-loss boom.

But now, there’s a new phrase creeping into the conversation — “Ozempic breasts.”

It might sound flippant... Maybe even a bit ridiculous.

But doctors have finally confirmed that the changes behind it… are anything but.

Ciara is joined by Rosalind Skillen from Irish Country Living & GP Specializing in Obesity, Mick Crotty

A drug feud.

A chase.

A discarded gun found and subsequently fired by an 11 year old.

What is going on, on the streets of Dublin?

Ciara is joined by Stephen Breen, the Irish Sun’s Crime Editor

Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch is back, confirming he’ll run in the Dublin Central by-election after narrowly missing out on a Dáil seat in 2024.

His candidacy blurs the line between notoriety and politics, raising fresh questions about protest votes, public frustration, and what kind of TD voters are willing to elect.

With nominations closing this Friday and the race tightening, how serious a contender is he — and who stands in his way?

Ciara Doherty is joined by Louise Burne of the Irish Examiner and Craig Hughes of the Irish Daily Mail to assess the impact of Hutch’s return the political scene.

Tina Satchwell went missing from her home in March 2017.

In the months that followed, there were appeals, media interviews, and repeated searches of the house that she shared with her husband Richard in Youghal.

He spoke publicly... Spoke to journalists... He even invited them into the home.

And for a long time, the case remained officially one of a missing person.

In 2023, that all changed, and a missing person was found dead in her own home.

Ciara is joined by journalist and author of Buried Secrets: The Murder of Tina Satchwell and a Journalist’s Journey into Ireland’s Most Chilling Cold Case, Barry Cummins.

Almost 48 hours on from what appears to be a third attempt to assassinate Donald Trump, we’re left with more questions than answers.

Has political violence become the norm in US politics?

Does the President have adequate security in place?

And what will it all mean for the coming mid terms?

Ciara is joined by Sky News’s US Correspondent, David Blevins who was at the White House Correspondents dinner.

At least 10 scientists... dead or missing... with access to sensitive US nuclear and aerospace research.

And a conspiracy theory that they’re all connected that’s gone all the way to the White House.

Is this just another day in the Trump presidency, or might there be something deeper happening in the United States?

Is the truth really out there?

Growing influence from conservatives, religious groups, and parts of the tech industry seem intent on eroding the rights of women in the United States.

And it’s happening right before our eyes in the courts and senate across the Atlantic.

But could that ever really happen here?

Ciara is joined by Margaret E. Ward, leadership consultant and a contributor to The Irish Times.