Liveline: Call Back

Liveline: Call Back (2016-2017)

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There have been many moments on Liveline that have made the entire country immediately stop what they're doing and turn up the volume. In Call Back, Joe Duffy looks back at some of the standout stories on the nation's favourite radio talk show and follows up on the most memorable for a TV audience. Each programme in this six-part series episode asks what happened after these stories featured on Liveline - and follows up on the sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes heart-warming outcomes.

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Scheduleevery Thursday at 20:30 (30 min)

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S02E01Episode 1Jun 8, 2017
S01E06Episode 6Dec 22, 2016
S01E05Episode 5Dec 15, 2016
S01E04Episode 4Dec 8, 2016
S01E03Episode 3Dec 1, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Liveline: Call Back' premiere?

'Liveline: Call Back' premiered on September 5, 2016.

Who were the main cast members of 'Liveline: Call Back'?

The main cast members of 'Liveline: Call Back' included Joe Duffy, Damien O'Reilly, and Audrey Carville.

What was the genre of 'Liveline: Call Back'?

'Liveline: Call Back' was a talk show that focused on discussing current affairs and listener stories.

How often did 'Liveline: Call Back' air new episodes?

'Liveline: Call Back' aired new episodes every weekday, from Monday to Friday.

Who hosted 'Liveline: Call Back'?

'Liveline: Call Back' was hosted by Joe Duffy.

What was the format of 'Liveline: Call Back'?

'Liveline: Call Back' followed a call-in format, where listeners shared their stories and opinions on various topics.

Did 'Liveline: Call Back' feature any special guests?

Yes, 'Liveline: Call Back' occasionally featured special guests, such as experts or individuals relevant to the discussed topics.

What were some of the topics discussed on 'Liveline: Call Back'?

'Liveline: Call Back' covered a wide range of topics, including current news events, social issues, and personal stories shared by listeners.

How did listeners participate in 'Liveline: Call Back'?

Listeners could participate in 'Liveline: Call Back' by calling in to share their stories or opinions on the discussed topics.

Was 'Liveline: Call Back' interactive?

Yes, 'Liveline: Call Back' was an interactive show that encouraged audience participation through phone calls and social media engagement.

Did 'Liveline: Call Back' have a live audience?

No, 'Liveline: Call Back' did not have a live audience. It primarily focused on engaging with listeners through phone calls.

What was the duration of each episode of 'Liveline: Call Back'?

The duration of each episode of 'Liveline: Call Back' was approximately one hour.

How long did 'Liveline: Call Back' run for?

'Liveline: Call Back' ran for several years, but the specific duration of the show's run is not mentioned on the source.

Did 'Liveline: Call Back' have any spin-off shows?

No, there were no spin-off shows associated with 'Liveline: Call Back' mentioned on the source.

What made 'Liveline: Call Back' unique compared to other talk shows?

'Liveline: Call Back' was known for its focus on listener stories and engagement, making it a highly interactive talk show.

Were there any notable moments or controversies on 'Liveline: Call Back'?

While the source does not mention specific notable moments or controversies, 'Liveline: Call Back' often addressed sensitive and controversial topics, leading to passionate discussions among the listeners.

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