Judi Love is an award winning comedian, TV presenter, parent and advocate who is a beloved panellist on ITV’s Loose Women and has appeared on hit shows including Taskmaster and Last One Laughing among many more

She has been described as much more than a comic she is a “force of nature” and her authenticity and empathy shines through in her comedy.

Judy tells Alison Curtis all about her Irish stand-up debut show at The Ambassador Theatre on September 4th and loads more.

How to raise confident kids, why empathy feels lost in a digital world, and what’s next: Rebel Wilson’s new movie 'Girl Group' and Channel 4’s' Schooled'.

***This is a specially extended uncut chat for podcast.***

Irish Illustrator and author Karen Hart joins Alison Curtis live from All Together Now, fueled by a coffee, a strong battery… and the afterglow of an epic Pulp set!

You will know Karen's work already through the Milly McCarthy series but this is her debut solo graphic novel.

'Effie Is Offline', has a very timely and brilliant hook: a 15-year-old raised in an influencer family who’s had her whole life posted, sponsored and monetised — and now just wants privacy!

From the “Kidfluencer Support Group” opening to the scandal that kicks the story into gear, Alison and Karen dig into what it means for kids growing up online, and why graphic novels are such a powerful way to get young readers hooked.

What are the greatest TV shows of all time — and do you agree with the rankings? Alison Curtis and her producer Lenny dive into a Weekend Breakfast “Top 50 shows everyone should watch” list based on IMDb ratings, and it instantly turns into the ultimate weekend watchlist chat.

From rewatching The U.S. Office (the “Stayin’ Alive” is still one of the greatest TV comedy moments ever!) to big hitters like Mad Men, True Detective (season one), The Wire, Stranger Things, Game of Thrones and Succession, they debate what deserves a place… and what absolutely doesn’t (looking at you, Lost).

Plus listener texts, Irish show shout-outs, and the big reveal of the number one show.