The Trina Mara Podcast

Singer songwriter RuthAnne has already achieved so much in her career - from writing hit songs like JoJo's "Too Little, Too Late" to writing for John Legend, Diana Ross, Niall Horan and so many more. She has written her latest song "The way I'm wired" about her struggles with endometriosis and had urged women not to take no for an answer from medics if you are in pain.

Duran Duran's John Taylor chats to Trina Mara about the eighties and playing Malahide Castle in Dublin on 30th June and Virgin Media Park in Cork on 1st July 2025 with Nile Rodgers and Chic

Gabrielle and Trina finally meet in person at her 3Arena gig in Dublin.......and Trina had to see what size shoes she was wearing !!!

Registered Dietician Orla Walsh specializes in nutrition and bone health. It's really important for women in particular over the age of 65 to have a bone health plan. In association with the Irish Osteoporosis Society, Organized by Amgen.www.irishosteoporosis.ie

Ah yes - brain fog!! Here's where Trina Mara completely forgot Danny O'Donoghue from The Script was due on the show and didn't know why he was calling her phone.

Jed Van De Poll speaks to Trina Mara about receiving his bone cancer diagnosis 3 years ago to now being cancer free thanks to the Irish Cancer Society and clinical trials. His mother had died early with the same condition.

Ed Finn and Sarah Slattery offer their travel advice for visiting Barcelona. www.edfinntravels.comwww.thetravelexpert.iewww.visitbarcelona.comwww.catalunya.com

Bestselling author Patricia Scanlan joins Trina Mara to chat about "City Girls Forever", whether "City Grannies" could be a goer and her recent health issues.

Cardiologist Dr.Ameet Bakhai talks to Trina about the signs of a heart attack and they differ greatly for men and women!

Ricky Tomlinson is almost 86 years old and what a man he is! He dropped by to chat to Trina about his new show with Asa Murphy