Crafty Rogues

John drove a Tesla in Canada. Quinno had a good old sulk. And Frank Lampard is headed back to Chelsea. Wait! What??

Cosgrove's off to Canada for a few days. Before he left, here's what we learned. Toronto is south of the Twin Cities. Tottenham don't like trophies. And Aston Villa love black haired managers. That's the kind of insight that sets this podcast apart

Food, music, politics, lists, happiness, mayhem, sport, craic, a bit more sport, and a lot more craic. Surely, that's enough for one show. Have at it.

Cosgrove came back from Hawaii a couple of hours before this show, and he was in sparkling form. It's the week of St. Patrick's Day, after all. Do NOT call it St. Patty's Day. Just don't.

It's not often you hear Fermanagh and surfing in the same sentence, but it was pretty much par for the course on this week's show. There was sport, culture, and craic in abundance. Tasty stuff.

Stolen cars...corporate awards...rec hockey...mask mandates...Ed Sheeran...Dave Grohl...Leo Barry (look him up)...and plenty of football/futbol/soccer/sahhkerrrr. This is a tasty show!

The boys both dipped their toes into the performing arts world this week, John with poetry and Quinno with a play reading. But don't worry, there's plenty of craic for craic's sake on the show as well!

A Crafty Rogues podcast can be many things, but it rarely lacks diversity. This week's show includes Nikki Haley, Nicola Sturgeon, Liam Brady, U2, the USWNT, youth hockey, and a 50 year old a cappella group. We rest our case.

When Carl Craig drops by to add his wit, wisdom and accent to the mix, things tend to get tasty. Trust us, on this week's show, things got very tasty. This is top shelf.

It was another one of those 'melting pot' shows this week. And by that we mean it contained Saint Brigid, the groundhog, Tom Brady, Liam Brady, the Brady Bunch, Brian Clough, and a six year old ordering food. Melting pot.