Dave Moore

Which celeb is always ready for cereal?

Some of these are absolute stinkers but Dave sure does love Dave's World - Bad Joke Tuesday!

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Laura Whitmore is having quite the year. She just got married, she's about to have her first child and she's also just released her first book 'No One Can Change Your Life, Except For You'.

The Wilson Phillips inspired title is a motto the TV presenter has been living by since she was five years old, and in her new book, she shares personal anecdotes and lessons she's learnt along the way on everything from dealing with imposter syndrome to allowing herself to be vulnerable.

But as a first time mother to be, Laura wasn't expecting to be getting pregnancy advice from strangers which include the expression 'it's like being ripped in half'.

The Bray native sat down with Dermot and Dave to chat about dealing with the paps, why she isn't afraid to speak out and when we might see Love Island on our screens again.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play below

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It's been described as the biggest interview of the decade, possibly of the past 20 years and whether or not you've an interest in the comings and goings of the Windsors, you can't have escaped the two hour interview between Oprah Winfrey and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan and Harry caused international ructions with their revelations on everything from spats with 'the Firm' to allegations of questions over their sons race.

And it has caused huge divides between the UK and the US with the likes of Hillary Clinton and US President Biden's press secretary getting involved.

 

.@HillaryClinton on Harry and Meghan interview: “Every institution has got to make more space and acceptance for young people coming up, particularly young women, who should not be forced into a mold that is no longer relevant, not only for them, but for our society.” pic.twitter.com/aso7CRqHs1

— Washington Post Live (@postlive) March 8, 2021

Closer to home, Piers Morgan was so exercised by criticism of his reaction to the interview that he stormed off set on his morning TV show.

TV fan and all round Royal expert Maria Devereux had the latest news and spilled the beans to Dermot and Dave. 

You can catch the chat in full by clicking on the link below

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Netflix have a new series on the way called 'Marriage or Mortgage' that follows the journey of a number of couples who have to choose between choosing a huge wedding day or a free house.

For Maria's Telly, Producer Maria Devereux tells Dermot and Dave whats on the box this week including everyone's favourite 'Great Celebrity Bake-Off'.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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Technology is evolving faster than ever before, and we are constantly looking out for the next big thing. Well scientists are now trying to figure out a way in which we can generate power from ourselves! Imagine not having to charge your smartwatch because you are constantly keeping it charged.

Tech Journalist, Jasper Hamill join Dermot and Dave to explain what this all means and if it's actually possible.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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Over the coming weeks, children around the country will be returning to their classrooms, playschools and creches.

For most, it'll be an exciting time as they get to see their friends for the first time in months. But, for others, it will be a nervous and anxious time.

In Dermot and Dave's Mind Yourself Now, parent coach Aoife Lee from ParentSupport.ie had some top tips on how to help your kids settle back into school.

 

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It's been a year. And we mean that in every possible way.

It has actually been a full year since Ireland went into lockdown and the way we live our lives changed fundamentally. But, if you think back over the past year, does it feel like time has flown by or has it dragged?

Maybe you find that the days drag, the weeks fly and this time last year feels like a century ago?

Dr Ruth Ogden, an academic specialising in experimental psychology at Liverpool John Moores University, has been looking into how we have perceived time during the past twelve months and there's been some seriously interesting results.

Ruth joined Dermot and Dave to explain why we're all divided over how quickly time is passing, and why having your lunch at the same time every day is more important than you might think.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play below 

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After months of lead up, rumours and excitement, Oprah's big interview with Meghan and Harry has arrived and they did not hold back.

From spilling the beans on rows with Kate and William to comparisons to the Little Mermaid, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex gave a previously unheard of insight into life as part of the most famous family in the world, and the impact it has had on their mental health.

Dermot and Dave's TV and royal expert, producer Maria Devereux had all the big news from the interview from who made Meghan cry before her wedding to claims that concerns were raised about the colour of their children's skin.

So if you don't fancy sitting down to watch it, this cheat sheet will give you enough info for the Zoom chats later!

You can hear the chat in full by clicking play below:

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''If deaf people have never heard words, what is their inner monologue like?''

This week it's the turn of Professor in Deaf Studies, Lorraine Leeson for Ask Me Anything on Dermot and Dave.

Here is a video of the chat being interpreted by Lorraine:

 

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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Dermot & Dave, whenever and wherever you want them, any time of the week!

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!)

Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave.

This week, we met the Irishman gone viral for going vegan!

 

Padraig Howley