Épisodes

  • 119: In a Bit

    119: In a Bit
    Jun 29 2025
    This week the lads let loose and have the chats about life in the new studio, mouth breathing and what they would do in a zombie apocalypse. Just an FYI the podcast will take a short break as life has caught up with the team. Not a goodbye, just a see you later.

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    51 min
  • 118: Lips and ? w/ Marcus O'Laoire

    118: Lips and ? w/ Marcus O'Laoire
    Jun 8 2025

    This week the lads are joined by DJ, Cook and all round good guy Marcus O'Laoire. Marcus drops in to us about all things food, from Irish delicacies, to food trends in the city and what is happening with Dublin food moving forward. We also talk shop about Marcus's beginnings as a DJ, to how he became one of Irelands leading figures in the food space. Not to be missed!


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    1 h et 6 min
  • 117: Biblioteca w/ Qbanaa

    117: Biblioteca w/ Qbanaa
    Jun 1 2025
    After a small hiatus the lads are back with the wonderful alt-soul singer-songwriter Qbanaa. A Cuban-Irish singer-songwriter, Qbanaa fuses neo-soul, Latin jazz-infused pop, and raw storytelling with an effortless blend of classic and contemporary influences. We discuss her early life growing up, how she got into music and her journey of self love and acceptance. Qbanaa opens up about the relationship with her mother which she used to write "Demons In The Liffey". An episode not to be missed. Sponsored by Dubliner Whiskey, always drink responsibly!

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    1 h et 7 min
  • 116: Vaterschaft

    116: Vaterschaft
    May 4 2025
    This week, the lads take a break from guests and have a quick ramble about Fatherhood. As Bob enters the next stages of his life after he and his fiancé have their first child, the lads sit down to reflect.

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    36 min
  • 115: Sugar Water w/ Kayleigh Noble

    115: Sugar Water w/ Kayleigh Noble
    Apr 27 2025
    This week the lads are joined by the hugely talented singer songwriter, Kayleigh Noble. We discuss Kayleigh's latest album "Just a Girl" along with her highs and lows with the album. From heartbreak to self love we go on a crazy journey with plenty of laughs along the way! Also, who's paying 90 quid for a Sean Da Paul concert?

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    1 h et 3 min
  • 114: Buried Beds & Bicycle Frames w/ Sean Watmore

    114: Buried Beds & Bicycle Frames w/ Sean Watmore
    Apr 20 2025
    This week, Ryan is joined by Kilkenny born, Dublin based Poet, Sean Watmore. A first for the podcast having a poet on and we delve into Sean's mind and how he writes and how he observes the world around him to create his pomes. We discuss his life growing up, how he got into poetry and the intricacies of the world around us. We also chat about his book of Poems "Buried Beds & Bicycle Frames" and what he has planned for the future.

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    59 min
  • 113: How's Ur Head? w/ Mark Donnelly

    113: How's Ur Head? w/ Mark Donnelly
    Apr 13 2025
    This week Mark Donnelly, owner and founder of How's Ur Head Clothing a mental health brand set up to encourage people who wear the brand to speak up, joins Ryan in the studio. Mark talks to Ryan all about his journey and how he eventually set up the brand after years of being in his own head. Sponsored by Dubliner Whiskey. Always drink responsibly.

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    1 h et 6 min
  • 112: Weird Ireland w/ Brinsley McNamara

    112: Weird Ireland w/ Brinsley McNamara
    Apr 6 2025
    The week were delighted to be joined by the man behind Weird Ireland, Brinsley McNamara. Brinsley comes in to talk shop with us about all the weird and wonderful things around the emerald isle. From egg vending machines to stick fighters in county Leitrim. Brinsley also talks to us about how weird Ireland became what it is today, his new book and what he has planned moving forward. Sponsored by Dubliner Whiskey, always drink responsibly.

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    58 min