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This Saturday, Angela Scanlon is back on RTÉ One with the sixth episode in the third series of Angela Scanlon’s Ask Me Anything – with three very different guests lined up.
First up this Saturday night, it’s the podcasting presenter Doireann Garrihy. Doireann lifts the lid on making friends with the gardaí, her worst first date, her father’s advice that she always abides by and being in love.
Dancer and TV personality Oti Mabuse is next on the couch with Angela and Doireann. Oti chats about her dancing partners, what it was like growing up in South Africa and how she once gave herself food poisoning.
Topping off the trio, it’s biohacking comedian Russell Kane. Russell talks about turning middle class, why he feels so comfortable in Cork, assaulting a future monarch and how he rebelled with Penguin classics.
The show airs this Saturday night, May 27th, on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player at 9:30pm.
The seven-part series runs until June 3rd.
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