Legendary producer Craig Leon is the man behind some of the most influential albums in punk, rock and new wave, working with bands including the Ramones, Blondie, Talking Heads, Suicide, The Fall and The Pogues. It's unsurprising, then, that he has some brilliant stories to share, from the time he saw Talking Heads play CBGB for the first time, to trying to sign Patti Smith, and watching the Ramones beat each other up onstage.

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Heated Rivalry, the Canadian show about the romantic relationship between rival ice hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, has become a bonafide TV phenomenon, making stars of its formerly unknown lead actors Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, as well as generating discussions on everything from how sex is depicted onscreen to homophobia in sport. It's also got a killer soundtrack thanks to creator and director Jacob Tierney's excellent music taste - from Feist to Wolf Parade and that iconic club scene using t.A.T.u's 2002 hit "All the Things She Said" - and original score composer Peter Peter. Both Jacob and Peter catch up with Roisin to talk about the runaway success of the show, and discuss why music is so integral to Heated Rivalry when it came to developing the relationship between Shane and Ilya.

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Legendary metal band Megadeth are bowing out with their final album, the self-titled Megadeth, and a huge farewell tour. Frontman Dave Mustaine speaks with Roisin about why now was the right time to say goodbye and why he still wanted to have fun with this record. He also reflects on his colourful life, from his many health issues to the themes that informed some of the songs on the album, as well as explaining why he hates the perception of him as a "right-winger". It's a shorter-than-usual episode as Dave unfortunately ran out of time, but he and Roisin still got through plenty of subjects!

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