Talking Bollox Podcast
- Episodes
- 483
- Released
- several times a week
- Latest episode
- Nov 12, 2026
About the podcast
Two lads from the inner city of Dublin sitting around doing what they do best, talking bollox. Contact us by email: [email protected]
Episodes 483
Episode 295 w/ Daragh Fleming
This week the lads are joined by poet and writer Daragh Fleming, and despite being from Cork, he surprisingly didn’t lead with that!Daragh has been all over Instagram since his ‘If I Ever Have Boys’ poem went …
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This week the lads are joined by poet and writer Daragh Fleming, and despite being from Cork, he surprisingly didn’t lead with that!
Daragh has been all over Instagram since his ‘If I Ever Have Boys’ poem went viral, gaining him some unexpected celebrity followers along the way. Growing up, he was more interested in reading than football, to the point that his parents had to sit him down about the cost of his ‘reading habit’.
Behind the poems is a deeply personal story of losing his best friend to suicide at 17, living with depression he didn’t recognise, and finding a way to put words to what was going on in his head. Poetry became a way to connect with himself and others, while questioning the unwritten rules about how boys should grow into men.
It’s not all serious, though, as Daragh proves with his ‘silly goose’ tattoo. He’s also well up for Terry’s challenge of writing a diss poem about Ryan Hennessy.
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Bonus: Ping Pong Hustle
Terence ruined Eoin’s Halloween without even being there, and a voice note has him regretting opening his mouth during movie night at home.Calvin’s giving out about frozen chips and is actually considering a …
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Terence ruined Eoin’s Halloween without even being there, and a voice note has him regretting opening his mouth during movie night at home.
Calvin’s giving out about frozen chips and is actually considering a pet shrimp. The middle-class allegations are practically writing themselves. Meanwhile, the world is still asking what simple life experiences Terry has missed out on, and somehow we learn a lot about the bin services around the D1 flats.
The lads try to decide if they’d rather be mistaken for a Dub or a culchie on holidays, and Eoin is asked whether he’d literally have to shoot the messenger if Terry befriended a crow and sent it to his gaff.
There’s also a big debate about the worst sport, with a dismissal of the 'thing with the spinning little fellas' and the lads wondering whether horses would be better off without the jockeys.
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Science Week Special - Fluid Dynamics: How Water Drives Performance
Science Week 2026 is nearly here (Nov 8th–15th) and this year’s theme is Water: from molecule to ocean — so we flipped the lens inwards to what’s going on inside your own body.Terence and Calvin are joined by …
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Science Week 2026 is nearly here (Nov 8th–15th) and this year’s theme is Water: from molecule to ocean — so we flipped the lens inwards to what’s going on inside your own body.
Terence and Calvin are joined by Professor Brendan Egan (DCU) to get stuck into hydration, what sweat and urine can actually tell you, and why “drink to thirst” might be the most boring (and best) advice going.
There’s chat about MMA weight cutting (hot baths, saunas, Epsom salts), electrolytes hype, carb cuts and “water weight”, ice baths vs hot soaks, sea swimming shock, cramp myths, and using sweat as a future performance bio-sensor.
A massive shoutout again to our sponsor, Science Week 2026, running nationwide from November 8th to 15th.
There are hundreds of free events, workshops, and talks happening all across the country for all ages. Make sure to check out scienceweek.ie to see what’s on near you, and follow @ScienceWeek on social media to stay in the loop.
Episode 294 w/ Tom Grennan
Tom Grennan joined the lads this week and he may have an English accent, but he's Irish at heart.Becoming a dad and getting sober have changed everything for Tom, including how he feels about music. Behind his …
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Tom Grennan joined the lads this week and he may have an English accent, but he's Irish at heart.
Becoming a dad and getting sober have changed everything for Tom, including how he feels about music. Behind his new single Wrapped in Gold is a man finding his way back to himself, picking up the guitar again and making sure the moments that matter don’t pass him by.
From chasing a football career to finding his voice on a karaoke machine, Tom’s journey took him from pub gigs to a festival stage with one of his musical heroes. There’s also the lasting impact of an attack at 18, the pressure to be the biggest character in the room, and the moment with his daughter that made him realise something had to change.
And yes, the lads checked whether singing about razors really did pay off his parents’ mortgage.
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Bonus: The Tony Hawk Fella
This week’s episode takes us on a journey from Tom Grennan fandom to what we think the soundest animals are, and that’s not even as weird as it gets.Terence and Calvin are in awe after meeting Tom Grennan, but …
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This week’s episode takes us on a journey from Tom Grennan fandom to what we think the soundest animals are, and that’s not even as weird as it gets.
Terence and Calvin are in awe after meeting Tom Grennan, but Calvin has to bring in the big guns to prove some of the mad comments Terence made afterwards. McGinty gives us a good one with a question about your life as a movie, and picking their soundtracks sends Calvin off on another human Shazam spiral.
A question about tarantulas and scorpions has the lads down a rabbit hole of which animals are the soundest, and Terry doesn’t help his caterpillar reputation in the process.
That’s not the only old wound reopened, as Terry is accused of pulling tricks in a skate park in Blanch. Calvin also has an update on the culprit in the €10 Revolut theft that brings up yet another bit of Terry’s wild carry-on.
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Episode 293 w/ The 2 Johnnies
The 2 Johnnies made the trip up from Tipperary this week for a long overdue bit of craic with the lads. They didn’t arrive in brown boots, so we were off to a promising start.There’s no shortage of mad stories …
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The 2 Johnnies made the trip up from Tipperary this week for a long overdue bit of craic with the lads. They didn’t arrive in brown boots, so we were off to a promising start.
There’s no shortage of mad stories, from recording a podcast in their jocks in a roasting car to a guitar smash that left one Johnny finishing the show and the other heading to hospital with part of his finger hanging off. We also found out why their local grave digger is harder to book than Garth Brooks, and why an egg throwing champion is a dangerous man to stand in front of.
Amongst all the carry on, there’s also a very personal story about Johnny Smacks’ son, the hospital staff who looked after him, and how the pair turned their gratitude into something special.
Four lads, two podcasts, and somehow Roddy Collins still manages to get a word in.
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Bonus: Redzer Rage Bait
The energy in studio is very chaotic this week and there’s two million quid on offer for eating 700 bananas. Sounds handy enough, until everyone starts doing the maths.A listener manages to wind Terry all the …
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The energy in studio is very chaotic this week and there’s two million quid on offer for eating 700 bananas. Sounds handy enough, until everyone starts doing the maths.
A listener manages to wind Terry all the way up from the other side of the world by saying he bottled a straightener when they were young fellas. We eventually make it to his question about spiders and Calvin wreckons they're all on creatine this year.
The wind ups keep coming when someone mentions taking the plate out of the microwave and neither Terry or Calvin can cope.
There's also talk of Sunday dinners at the "services", drinking milk in public, and kitchen island competitions at Calvin’s daughter’s sleepover.
Send all of your questions and comments to [email protected]
Episode 292 w/ Ryan Hennessy
Ryan Hennessy, or “your man from Picture This” as he calls himself, returns this week looking fresh as ever.Ryan’s new poetry book, In Another Lifetime, led into a conversation about putting yourself out there …
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Ryan Hennessy, or “your man from Picture This” as he calls himself, returns this week looking fresh as ever.
Ryan’s new poetry book, In Another Lifetime, led into a conversation about putting yourself out there, embracing your accent, and why being a lad from a council estate in Athy should never stop you writing about love. From feeling lost after school to finding his place in music, he’s determined not to be put in a box.
There’s also the magic of Picture This gigs, from a late night proposal in Vicar Street to surprising couples on their wedding day. Terence shares the special connection between the birth of his son and a Picture This song.
Naturally, the lads then asked their romantic, poetry writing guest to judge a diss track from the TBX listeners. A slightly different take on expressing your feelings.
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Bonus: Rice Cripsies
There's big accusations being thrown around this week as Terence’s run with the Defence Forces is under investigation. He’s proud of his Grade 1, but Eoin has military sources reporting suspicious amounts of …
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There's big accusations being thrown around this week as Terence’s run with the Defence Forces is under investigation. He’s proud of his Grade 1, but Eoin has military sources reporting suspicious amounts of walking. Nowhere in the Phoenix Park is safe for Terry anymore.
A question of would you rather wake on your roof or fight a sports mascot in the night sparks a debate on whether it's better to fight said mascot in the morning, or the nighttime. Terence is really stumped by this one and insists a roof is a roof, while Calvin and Eoin propose bouncy castles as safety equipment.
The lads attempt to pick their top five rappers, before a pronunciation test points out the similarities between crisps and Rice Krispies (but not for the lads) We also get one of the best listener stories of all time, even if she was down a tenner at the cost of showing someone the 3Arena teaser video.
The lads also get into holidays in a Tesco uniform, Terence’s management career, 3Arena contracts and backstage tantrums, before Darren Conway drops in to demand his 5 minutes on stage.
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Episode 291 w/ Stuart Carolan
The lads have spent years quoting Love/Hate, so getting its creator Stuart Carolan into the studio was always going to come with a few questions. They definitely weren’t expecting Kung Fu Panda to be one of the …
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The lads have spent years quoting Love/Hate, so getting its creator Stuart Carolan into the studio was always going to come with a few questions. They definitely weren’t expecting Kung Fu Panda to be one of the answers, though.
Stuart took us behind the scenes of the show that had the country glued to the telly every Sunday. From the stories his mam brought home from her nursing shifts to the dark humour that made its characters unforgettable, there was plenty for the lads to get into. We also heard about keeping secrets from people looking to put a bet on the next death, and spotting something special in a young Barry Keoghan.
Beyond Love/Hate, a slightly bumpy Ryanair flight helped convince Stuart to finally take the leap into writing. Even after creating a massive hit, getting the next story made is far from guaranteed. We also got into his new series Tall Tales & Murder, why Casey Walsh was the right man for the lead, and what “straight comedy” looks like in Stuart’s head.
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Bonus: The Bleedin' 3Arena Bro
There’s a whole lot going on in today’s episode, and the lads don't know if they're coming or going after the big 3Arena announcemnet. Planning is already well underway, with Calvin and Eoin getting carried …
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There’s a whole lot going on in today’s episode, and the lads don't know if they're coming or going after the big 3Arena announcemnet.
Planning is already well underway, with Calvin and Eoin getting carried away with guests and zip lines, and you get an insight into the big secret operation that has been going on for weeks.
It's the most wonderful time of the year - collecting time, and we're taken on a full historical tour of gathering pallets and tyres, and the fuel it added to the flats rivalries for 2 months of the year.
Terence falls victim to another crazy (but believable?) accusation involving a secret cricket career, there's a question on who would survive longest abandoned on safari and another awful card-declining story.
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Episode 290 w/ Ryan Caldwell
Former Ireland and Ulster rugby player Ryan Caldwell joined the lads this week to talk about his new book White Lines, and the life behind it.Ryan told us about falling in love with rugby as a kid in Belfast …
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Former Ireland and Ulster rugby player Ryan Caldwell joined the lads this week to talk about his new book White Lines, and the life behind it.
Ryan told us about falling in love with rugby as a kid in Belfast, chasing that dream all the way to Ulster, Ireland and the Premiership, and the identity that came with being known as a hard player on the pitch. But behind the career was a body breaking down through pain, injuries and concussions, and a mental toll that was becoming harder to ignore.
He spoke openly about depression, addiction, the end of his rugby career, time in prison, and the long road back from a place where he could not see a future for himself. Ryan shared how he rebuilt his life, and why telling his story now has already connected with so many men who are struggling in silence.
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Bonus: Froth and Fury
There's a whole lot going on in today's episode and it starts with the most important issue of the week: the TBX listener beef has now produced an actual diss track, and Eoin is brought in to judge whether this …
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There's a whole lot going on in today's episode and it starts with the most important issue of the week: the TBX listener beef has now produced an actual diss track, and Eoin is brought in to judge whether this is art, or war.
Terence is on edge after not getting the perfect level of froth in his coffee, but it's not all bad news as desperation for a lift means he's gotten one step closer to finding out where Eoin lives.
Calvin's wound up over tipping culture and tutting taxi drivers, and has the not so bad suggestion that you should be able to buy a VIP pass for the bus lane.
The lads also get into group Halloween costumes, eating chicken nuggets as an adult, and dreams of griddy celebrations.
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Episode 289 w/ Louize Carroll
This week on Talking Bollox, Terence and Calvin are joined by psychologist and relational life therapy practitioner Louise Carroll for a proper deep dive into relationships - from red flags, gaslighting and …
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This week on Talking Bollox, Terence and Calvin are joined by psychologist and relational life therapy practitioner Louise Carroll for a proper deep dive into relationships - from red flags, gaslighting and “kitchen sinking”, to why most couples end up stuck in the same loops.
Louise chats about growing up in Navan, working in Jigsaw for years, leaving it all to chase music with the Blizzards, and even managing a ranch in Costa Rica to get her head right.
They break down the classic pursuer/distancer dynamic, why “never go to bed on an argument” can be a myth, and how phones and social media quietly wreck connection.
Louise also explains her 12-week programme, Wisely Attached, and the “wounded, wild and wise” parts we all carry.This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie
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Bonus: Posh Words & Ballers
We have praise for the Ireland international footballers who are listeners of the podcast - but Terence quickly turns that praise into confrontation. We try to pick a Talking Bollox five-a-side team and have to …
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We have praise for the Ireland international footballers who are listeners of the podcast - but Terence quickly turns that praise into confrontation. We try to pick a Talking Bollox five-a-side team and have to accept our chances of getting a game aren’t great.
We got a big response from listeners to last week’s attempt to get Terence back on the stage for a live show, and this week we offer every bribe we can think of, from goal celebrations on his behalf at the Aviva Stadium, to the release of top-secret information he’s long demanded to know.
Terence shows his disgust for a very normal word that he finds disgustingly posh and he shows a surprisingly relaxed attitude to walking around in public with toothpaste on his face.
Your questions also have us weighing up if it’s better to be too scared or too embarrassed, and the prospect of getting inside the mind of someone from your phonebook. That brings Calvin to the thought of being caught inside the mind of one particular former guest – a fate he’d consider worse than time in prison.
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Episode 288 w/ Casper Walsh
Irish rapper Casey Walsh joined the lads this week, four years on from his last appearance and in a very different place in life.The last time Casey was here he was part of Versatile, but this time he returns …
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Irish rapper Casey Walsh joined the lads this week, four years on from his last appearance and in a very different place in life.
The last time Casey was here he was part of Versatile, but this time he returns as a solo artist with new music, a tour on the way, and a whole new outlook on life. He talked about the madness that came with the band’s rise, from selling out the 3Arena to touring with Snoop Dogg, and how being that young with that much attention, money and momentum sent him down a path he eventually had to step away from.
Casey opened up about getting sober, finding faith, meeting his wife Kim, and how his life has changed since making those decisions. There is also a new chapter opening up for him, with his first major lead acting role in the new RTÉ and BBC series Tall Tales and Murder. He told us about getting the call, breaking down when he landed the part, and why acting was always the dream before music ever took over.
We also got into creative hate comments, going viral overseas and how Coolio became more than just a childhood hero, but a close friend.
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Bonus: Terry on a Ferry
The accusations are flying straight off the bat on this weeks Talking More Bollox. Calvin brings “evidence” of Terry’s car leaving tyre marks up the footpath… and Eoin tries to dig himself out of the missing …
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The accusations are flying straight off the bat on this weeks Talking More Bollox. Calvin brings “evidence” of Terry’s car leaving tyre marks up the footpath… and Eoin tries to dig himself out of the missing Hot Ones episode hole.
Terence discovers the joys of the ferry (planes are dead to him), dog passports and a couple of filthy childhood food confessions—plus a brain-melter ship riddle to finish.
And will there be another live show? Terence finally answers the question you all want to know, and Eoin isn't wasting time bribing him to get up there on stage.
This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash.
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Episode 287 w/ Mike Rice
Mike Rice finally makes it into the studio and the lads waste absolutely no time settling old scores about cancellations, no-shows and who’s been acting the maggot for the last year.From Westlife being national …
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Mike Rice finally makes it into the studio and the lads waste absolutely no time settling old scores about cancellations, no-shows and who’s been acting the maggot for the last year.
From Westlife being national treasures (with stats to prove it) to Katie Taylor bringing Mike back to Jesus, the chat goes everywhere fast — including cracked statues, big flash extensions, and buying cars without a licence.
Mike opens up on growing up on a Kilkenny dairy farm, feeling “stone useless”, hating UCD/D4 vibes, and the moment he said “fuck it” and went all-in on comedy — plus the most soul-destroying gig of his life and the Kneecap MC madness.
This episode is sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie and tell them Terence and Calvin sent you.Bonus: Bare Mattress Buttons
On this weeks Talking More Bollox it’s straight into conspiracy territory (again): what really happened to the lost “Hot Ones” episode, and did it really get wiped from existence after the lads nearly died from …
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On this weeks Talking More Bollox it’s straight into conspiracy territory (again): what really happened to the lost “Hot Ones” episode, and did it really get wiped from existence after the lads nearly died from spicy wings?
There are crumbs-in-the-bed nightmares, fake tracksuits vs tacky runners, belly-button speakers, and the most toxic suncream holiday trait you’ve ever heard.
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This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash.
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Episode 286 w/ Kiefer Crosbie Part 3
Kiefer Crosbie is back in the studio this week for his annual visit with the lads… and of course he’s causing trouble on the way in again!Kiefer breaks down what it’s really like trying to get fights sorted …
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Kiefer Crosbie is back in the studio this week for his annual visit with the lads… and of course he’s causing trouble on the way in again!
Kiefer breaks down what it’s really like trying to get fights sorted after the UFC, why bare knuckle money talks are never as simple as people think, and the harsh reality of getting paid peanuts while covering camps, corners and travel.
He also opens up on concussions, injuries, and the mental health crash that hit after the UFC dream didn’t go the way he planned — and why getting real help changed everything.
And make sure you stick around till the end where Kiefer takes the lads down a big alien rabbit hole!
This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie and tell them Terence and Calvin sent you.
CELEBRATING SHERIFF YOUTH CLUB
In this very special branded episode of Talking Bollox, Terence and Calvin hit the road and head into the heart of Dublin’s north inner city to visit the legendary Sheriff Youth Club. For over fifty years, this …
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In this very special branded episode of Talking Bollox, Terence and Calvin hit the road and head into the heart of Dublin’s north inner city to visit the legendary Sheriff Youth Club. For over fifty years, this remarkable institution has operated as a true beacon of hope, keeping local kids engaged, active, and on the right track through football teams for all ages and genders.
Throughout the episode, the lads sit down with club secretary Leonard Russell, dedicated coach and chairperson Grace Richardson, and lifelong club legend Thomas Daly. Together, they dive deep into the rich history of the club, the daily reality of grassroots community volunteering, overcoming major local setbacks, and the sheer joy of watching generations of kids grow up on the pitch.
Brought to you in partnership with Tesco and their Community Fund, this episode highlights how vital support from local stores, like the recent contribution from the Cooper's Cross opening, helps fund grassroots projects, sports equipment, and transformative experiences across Ireland. Tune in for a powerful, hilarious, and inspiring look at community spirit at its absolute finest.
It's true...Every Little Helps!Bonus: Grand Theft Annual Leave
Terry and Calvin are back with another round of your listener questions on this weeks Talking More Bollox, kicking off with how to actually get out of bed in the morning (and why multiple alarms should be …
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Terry and Calvin are back with another round of your listener questions on this weeks Talking More Bollox, kicking off with how to actually get out of bed in the morning (and why multiple alarms should be illegal)
Then onto mad Irish holiday behavior, and a plane story involving duty free drink that nearly had one of the lads in cuffs.
They also debate crisp dust vs a pebble in your shoe, booking time off work for GTA 6, dodgy internet history, Irish meat picks, and the absolute state of people in airports.
This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash.
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Episode 285 w/ 'Meatball' Molly McCann
In this weeks episode Calvin and Terence head out to the Helix for a sit down with UFC legend turned boxer Molly “Meatball” McCann, right in the middle of fight week for the Croke Park card. Security was …
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In this weeks episode Calvin and Terence head out to the Helix for a sit down with UFC legend turned boxer Molly “Meatball” McCann, right in the middle of fight week for the Croke Park card.
Security was intense, the schedule was tight, and the chat is short and sweet, but it’s pure quality.
Molly talks changing lanes from MMA to boxing, the pressure of fighting on a historic night, and how she’s grown up a lot in the last couple of years, from giving up the drink to finding real peace in herself.
She also gets into her Liverpool roots, why Ireland feels like home, and the Katie Taylor “cousin” connection.
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Bonus: The Cubicle Connection
The lads are back with some classic listener would-you-rathers. There are debates on skipping coffee vs skipping haircuts, running a marathon in steel-toe boots vs sliders, and whether you’d rather dance …
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The lads are back with some classic listener would-you-rathers. There are debates on skipping coffee vs skipping haircuts, running a marathon in steel-toe boots vs sliders, and whether you’d rather dance everywhere or sing every sentence.
Plus: blind rankings, eating penguin or hippo rashers, shark bite stories, a toothbrush-toothpaste relationship red flag, and an all-time missed connection in a sandwich shop toilet.
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This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash.
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Episode 284 w/ Hannah Ennis
Hannah Ennis spent years battling anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts before finding the tools that helped her rebuild her life, and eventually turning that experience into her work as a Self Image …
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Hannah Ennis spent years battling anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts before finding the tools that helped her rebuild her life, and eventually turning that experience into her work as a Self Image Coach.
This week, Hannah joins the lads to speak openly about struggling with her mental health from a young age, how things deteriorated through her teens and early twenties, and the moment her family stepped in to get her the help she needed. Her journey took her to Thailand for treatment, where the shock of realising she needed more support than she wanted to admit became a major turning point.
The gym became a place of solace for Hannah, and her work now focuses on self image rather than just fitness. Therapy, journaling, nervous system work and learning to sit with difficult feelings have all become part of how she looks after herself, and how she helps others do the same.
This episode contains discussions about anxiety, depression, self harm, suicide, addiction and mental health. If you have been impacted by any of the topics discussed in this week’s episode, support is available:
Samaritans: 116 123
Email: [email protected]
Pieta: 1800 247 247
Text HELP to 51444
HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline: 1800 459 459This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie
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Bonus: The Cereal World Cup
This week on Talking More Bollox, it’s time for pure chaos as the lads and Eoin run a full-on Cereal World Cup, complete with a tactics board.Frosties, Coco Pops, Cornflakes, Crunchy Nut… all put under the …
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This week on Talking More Bollox, it’s time for pure chaos as the lads and Eoin run a full-on Cereal World Cup, complete with a tactics board.
Frosties, Coco Pops, Cornflakes, Crunchy Nut… all put under the microscope, with plenty of arguments about sugar, seeding and “shrinkflation”
The bracket is chaos, the football comparisons are flying, and the most controversial final you’ll hear all week. There can only be one winner.
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This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash.
Visit https://kearnssausages.com/ for more info
Episode 283 w/ Paul Merriman
Financial advisor Paul Merriman, better known as Ask Paul, joined the lads this week, and if you have ever heard the word pension and immediately stopped listening, this might be the episode for you.Paul broke …
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Financial advisor Paul Merriman, better known as Ask Paul, joined the lads this week, and if you have ever heard the word pension and immediately stopped listening, this might be the episode for you.
Paul broke down money in a way that actually makes sense, from why winning or earning a fortune does not mean you will keep it, to the small weekly changes that could make a massive difference later in life. He also explained why getting on the property ladder matters so much, how overpaying your mortgage can save you serious money, and why putting something away for your kids could set them up in ways most people never hear about.
The lads also got into Paul’s own story, from growing up in Tallaght to building and selling his business for millions, and the surprising truth about what that moment actually felt like. Spoiler, it was not quite the fireworks people might imagine.
There is talk of pensions, investments and mortgages, yes, but don’t panic. Paul somehow makes it all feel less like homework and more like something you might actually want to sort out.
This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie
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Bonus: Six Weetabix Deep
In this week’s episode the lads get stuck into a classic one of Terry’s irrational fears and he's passed it onto Calvin: the card decline. There’s nothing worse than it happening in public… especially when the …
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In this week’s episode the lads get stuck into a classic one of Terry’s irrational fears and he's passed it onto Calvin: the card decline. There’s nothing worse than it happening in public… especially when the person behind you might actually listen to the podcast.
Things somehow spiral into the most important debate of our time: can Terry actually eat six weetabix and still go training after?
There’s also talk of the “Talking Bollox effect” clearing supermarket shelves, plus a nostalgic detour into COVID panic buying, toilet roll madness, and why society would fall apart over the most replaceable things.Send anything and everything you'd like to hear on the pod to [email protected]
Episode 282 w/ Paddy The Dagger
West Belfast comedian Paddy “The Dagger” McDonnell joined the lads this week, and it didn’t take long to find out where the nickname came from. Let’s just say it involves a stag do, a tattoo convention, and a …
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West Belfast comedian Paddy “The Dagger” McDonnell joined the lads this week, and it didn’t take long to find out where the nickname came from. Let’s just say it involves a stag do, a tattoo convention, and a decision his wife definitely didn’t sign off on.
Paddy told us about growing up in West Belfast, how getting part of his finger bitten off while working as a doorman somehow led him into comedy, and why that first unexpected seven minute set changed everything. He spoke about going from building sites and taxi driving to selling out arenas, touring the world, and still feeling like there is plenty more to do.
And because it’s Paddy, there was no shortage of madness either. We got stories about accidental mushroom soup causing absolute chaos, Belfast names making no sense, taxi passengers asking questions no driver should have to answer and gout ruining Disneyland.
Paddy also spoke about his culture and identity, what it was like growing up in a place where there were times he felt he could not fully be himself in certain parts of the north and how much that has changed for the better.
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Bonus: Rolling in the Sheila
The Weetabix chat is still haunting the pod, and the emails are coming in hot – from people toasting them with butter and into an absolute horror story after one too many.Then it’s listeners’ questions …
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The Weetabix chat is still haunting the pod, and the emails are coming in hot – from people toasting them with butter and into an absolute horror story after one too many.
Then it’s listeners’ questions: swapping lives for a week, warning labels for each other, and would you rather fight one gorilla a month or seven chickens a day.
To top it off: getting chased down Christchurch Hill on the weirdest wheel transport possible, a blind ranking of tea-dunking biscuits that nearly starts a war, and talk of a cereal World Cup next week.Send anything and everything you'd like to hear on the pod to [email protected]
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