Brendan O'Connor

Yeah, yeah.

OK, the book is called The Things We Never Say and it is terrific and it's out now and it's published by Penguin Viking.

Elizabeth Thoreau, thank you so much.

I look forward to seeing what you're poking around on and we'll talk about that the next time.

Hannah Murray, welcome to the show.

OK, time now for The Watchlist, our guide to the best film and TV for the week ahead.

Technology editor at the Irish Independent, Adrian Weckler.

Good morning, you're very welcome to the show.

Hi.

Good afternoon.

I have a spirited panel here ready to go.

So, Hannah, most people probably still think of you as Gilly from Game of Thrones.

And I'm joined today by arts journalist Zara Hederman and business post film critic John McGuire.

Good afternoon, Brendan.

Adrian, the main question we're going to deal with today is, is my car spying on me?

We'll have a look at the front pages of the papers first.

But maybe paint a quick picture for me first of the kind of tech that's in cars now.

The Sunday Independent is dealing with Cairns rules out formal left-wing pact for next election.

I remember you as Cassie from Skins.

Welcome, guys.