Simon and Ryan discuss how they've been hanging out with presidential candidates and talk about Ryan's upcoming trip with the Bruisers which Simon wasn't invited to. Ryan interviews Wee Willy Whimsy, a child from the television in the 1950s. Simon interviews Brendan Glesson (a.k.a Greg Suarez), an American tourist experiencing culture shocks in Ireland. Then 2 businessmen have an awkward meeting at Cheeseburgers and Geesburgers: Ireland's Horniest Meat Emporium.

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Simon gets the AI overlords to condense Ryan into one small audio snippet, which ends up being more versatile than you'd think. Simon interviews Gus Depot, the founder/creator of Dublin Bus. Ryan interviews Michael Gee Friggins, an adult entertainer who sounds remarkably like a certain prominent Irish political figure. Then two members of a woke old folks home (or old woke's home, if you will) chat.

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Ryan and Simon reminisce on the success of their instant Irish language rap classic "Níl a Fhios Agam" by Baldcap, introduce the podcast, and talk about how Irish girls are sometimes trouble/The Troubles but are always worth it. Ryan interviews Bfthjørgb, winner of the Eurovision 2025 for his home nation of Norwedenmark. Simon interviews Gale Force, weatherman turned Irish presidential candidate. Then one singing priest kicks another singing priest out of their parish.

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