In this episode, we slow things down a bit. We talk about the everyday routines that make up most of our lives—the repetitive nature of daily tasks; and we discuss how important finding personal space is while living with a partner (for all involved!)

We also say goodbye to our shared car, Betsy, who’s officially no longer roadworthy. She’s been through a lot with us, and while it’s just a car, it feels like the end of a chapter.

Later, we take a look back at some of our favourite Adam Sandler kids movies from when we were younger. It’s a nostalgic moment that brings up how certain things we loved still hold a special place, even if we’ve outgrown them.

This week’s main topic is about growing out of old friendships. It’s something many of us go through as we get older—people drift, priorities shift, and connections change. We talk honestly about how that feels, what we’ve learned from it, and how we’re learning to let go when the time is right.

As always, it’s just the two of us—talking things out, reflecting, and trying to make sense of where we are now.

In this episode, we’re going off the rails a bit. First up—we pay our deeply unqualified respects to two absolute legends: Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan. Yes, both of them. Yes, recently. Yes, we’re still processing. It’s a strange mix of “RIP, king” and “wait, wasn’t he already dead?” We talk about their iconic moments, the chaos they brought to the world, and how our childhoods are officially over now.

Then things take a turn—Shaun talks us through his recent car crash. (He’s fine, relax.) But it’s a wild story involving bad luck, some questionable decisions, and maybe a ghost? We’re not saying it was haunted, but we’re also not not saying that.

This week’s topic is one for the books: we dive into the unhinged right-wing comment section on our TikTok about Irish emigration. Buckle up—we read them out loud, try to guess what decade these people think it is, and ask the big question: why are they so angry? And do any of them know how to use punctuation?

It’s a chaotic mix of legends dying, cars crashing, and online trolls losing their minds. As always—no script, no filter, just two eejits trying to make sense of the world one laugh (and one questionable take) at a time.

In this episode, we’re getting personal—we’re talking about our weight loss journeys. Both of us have recently started taking it seriously, and we’ve had a lot of questions come in about how it’s going. So we’re sharing our experiences so far: what it’s like being in a calorie deficit for the first time, what’s been challenging, and what’s actually helping.

We talk through the mindset shift, the day-to-day changes, and the moments that have tested our patience. It’s not about perfection or hitting some unrealistic goal—just trying to feel better, stay consistent, and figure out what works.

We also put Shaun to the test with a quiz on where our listeners are tuning in from around the world. It’s always interesting to see who’s out there, and it’s a good reminder that these conversations are reaching way beyond home.

And finally, Imran brings this week’s topic: gift-giving expectations. Whether it’s a birthday, a BBQ, or a casual get-together—there’s always that question: should I bring something? We talk about the pressure, the social norms, and how different people handle it.

No script, no filter—just real talk about health, habits, and the little things that come with growing up and figuring it out.

In this episode, we’re diving into a more serious one—Why I Stayed in Ireland. We’ve been getting DMs and voice notes from listeners who’ve thought about packing up and leaving, but ultimately decided to stay put. So we’re unpacking all of that this week: the push and pull of emigration, the things that made people stay, and whether Ireland still has enough to offer.

No messing around this time—it’s strictly business. We chat about the cost of living, housing (obviously), careers, community, and the emotional side of choosing to stick it out here. Is it hope? Is it stubbornness? Or are there actually some underrated perks to staying local?

We also hear directly from listeners who’ve been right on the edge of leaving—people who had the visas sorted, the job offers lined up, the escape plan in motion—but changed their mind. Some stayed for family, some for love, and a few just couldn’t say goodbye to the sea, the pints, or their granny’s roast.

No script, no filter—just real talk, hard truths, and a bit of honesty about what keeps us rooted in a place, even when everything’s telling us to leave.

In this episode, we’re talking about tipping in retail—should it be a thing or not? We get into the weird politics around it, whether it makes sense outside of hospitality, and the bizarre “tips” we’ve actually been given on the job.

We also go down memory lane chatting about the mobile games we were obsessed with back in school—the quick, low-effort ones you could sneak in between classes or during a boring lesson. Stuff like 2-minute football games, 4 Pics 1 Word, Temple Run, Flappy Bird—the golden era of wasting time.

That leads us into some proper nostalgia about how simple life felt back then—random cycles with friends, no plans, just vibes, and the freedom of not checking your phone every two minutes.

Then we wrap up with our topic of the week: funny travel stories. Shaun and Imran both share one of their favourite travel mishaps, and we read out a few ridiculous stories from listeners too—think missed flights, hotel mix-ups, and one very unfortunate encounter with a local delicacy.

No script, no filter—just good chat, questionable opinions, and a bit of chaos.

In this episode, we’re taking a trip down memory lane—and by that, we mean ranting about our retail days and why we fully believe everyone needs to do at least one year in the trenches. Character building? Absolutely. Trauma? Also yes.

We swap horror stories from the shop floor, talk about the weird life lessons we picked up (like how to fake smile for 8 hours straight), and the kind of customers that honestly should’ve been banned from society.

Then we get into Imran’s current obsession: Crumble Cookies. You know, those over-the-top, TikTok-famous, American cookie slabs that look more like desserts than biscuits? He’s deep in the cravings, considering international shipping, and Shaun’s just watching it all unfold in real time.

We also chat about our elite cheat meals (because yes, we’re trying to gym and diet but also... life’s short), and round it all off with our topic of the week: what we’d ban if we ran the country. Vapes? Gone. People blasting music on buses like it’s a wireless speaker party? Get in the bin.

No plan, no filter—just vibes, laughs, and probably too much oversharing. Standard.

In this episode, we’re flipping the script—Shaun’s answering your questions, straight from our Instagram DMs, all centred around life in the music industry and his personal journey as a musician.

Imran’s steering the ship, digging into the questions you sent in—from how Shaun got his start, to the biggest lessons he’s learned, and what keeps him grounded when the industry gets chaotic. We talk about the creative process, navigating burnout, making money (or not) from music, and how Shaun balances art with the pressure to stay relevant.

No fluff, no industry PR-speak—just honest chat about the reality of trying to build a life around music, from gigging in tiny rooms to playing bigger stages, and everything in between. Imran doesn’t hold back with his own questions either, pushing Shaun to reflect on where he’s at now and what’s changed over the years.

Come for the behind-the-scenes, stay for the oversharing—you know the vibe.

In this episode, we’re looking back—chatting pure shite in the best way—half sense, half nonsense, all heart, with Shaun reflecting on his time over in Thun, Switzerland visiting Imran.

It’s been a minute since the trip, but the memories are still fresh—so we’re diving into some highlights, some odd detours, and the usual dose of chaos. No script, no plan—just a rambling catch-up the way only we know how.

We get into our worst nightmares (literally), with Imran revisiting a terrifying sleep paralysis episode that still haunts him, and Shaun bringing the heat with his topic of the week: how long did we both spend with our partners before finally moving in together—and what it’s been like since. Spoiler: we’re both big fans of the domestic life.

Come for the laughs, stay for the oversharing—you know how it goes.