Prince, the Pope, 'Dead or Alive', 'Talking Heads', transgender athletes, Bill Murray, Adrian Heath, Eddie Charlton, the Crusades, and a chat with special guest Twin Cities Robert Emmets Hurling Club coach, Pete Farrell. That, ladies and gentlemen, is a show.

The boys were joined by Minnesota United MLS NEXT Academy coach, Peter McDonnell. A chat about football and the ex-pat experience with a professional coach who happens to be a Mayo man. It's tasty stuff.

There are those who say sport and politics don't mix. Those people might want to avoid this episode. Let's just say the boys took a few swings, and they didn't miss.

As usual, the boys partook of some serious craic. But the best part was chatting with Jacquie Berglund, CEO of Finnegans. It's a great story and she tells it brilliantly.

There was a bit of a serious undertone to this week's show. That's what the reality of daily life in America can do to the mood. But there was still plenty of space for sport, culture, and craic. Lot's and lots of craic!

Music's Bruce Springsteen got a mention this week. He deserved it. TV's Derry Girls got a mention this week. They deserved it too. Football's Jake Daniels got a mention this week. No one deserved it more than him. Well played, that man.

Did you know that 'Peter the Great' was actually from Tyrone? It's amazing the things you can learn simply by listening to The Crafty Rogues. It's true.

You don't often get podcasts that feature craft brewers, Katie Taylor, Carlo Ancelotti, Steve Hodge, and Hairy Bradley. But you do this week!

As a spectacle, it was a glorious mess...it's the immovable object against the removable force...and Elon Musk is a seriously odd duck. That's a show, right there!

With Cosgrove off working in sunny California duuuuuude, the boys combined a couple of pre-recorded interviews. If you're not familiar with the names Manchán Magan and Jeff Cowmeadow, you're about to be. This is interesting stuff.