Carl Donnelly started the conversation with parenting chaos and sniffles, and ended up somewhere between veganism, biohacking, Irish summers, and the ethical implications of Star Wars.

Carl Donnelly is a comedian and writer known for his thoughtful, warm approach to stand-up, blending sharp observational humour with personal storytelling. A regular at the Melbourne Comedy Festival and Edinburgh Fringe, he's equally at home with identity, culture, and the philosophical implications of a galaxy far, far away.

• Why becoming a parent reshapes your relationship with the stories you grew up on
• How veganism changed his relationship with food, identity — and other vegans
• The biohacker rabbit hole and how far down it you can go before it becomes a personality
• Why Irish summers contain multitudes — and why they keep ending up in the material
• What Star Wars looks like when you watch it through the eyes of a small child who has absolutely no context for any of it

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Originally released under the podcast's former name: Television Times.

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