Dubland

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Audience questions are answered, PJ is a liability of a coastguard, Suzanne is pissed off about the naming of pigeons, Dubland is back! PJ has discovered George Ezra and he's very happy about it. Old wives tales, football jerseys, childhood and popes - it's all here, folks!

Dubland will be doing a live podcast as part of Dublin Podcast Festival on Friday 12th of October!

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Suzanne loves Kilkenny now. PJ makes the case for Aperol Spritz, which involves the intricacies of a car engine. They both muse on festivals and how they feel about fun (drinking). There's Netflix recommendations and also a theatre recommendation. 

Dubland will be doing a live podcast as part of Dublin Podcast Festival on Friday 12th of October!

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There are Dubland T-shirts now! Go and buy one or four of them!

Suzanne loves Kilkenny now. PJ makes the case for Aperol Spritz, which involves the intricacies of a car engine. They both muse on festivals and how they feel about fun (drinking). There's Netflix recommendations and also a theatre recommendation. 

Dubland will be doing a live podcast as part of Dublin Podcast Festival on Friday 12th of October!

It takes a couple of minutes for PJ to wake up to this episode, but once Mayo is mentioned he bursts into fiery, ranty, pissed-off life. Suzanne eventually brings proceedings to Kilkenny so she can have a moan too. The hosepipe ban comes into affect, but it doesn't dampen the conversation (I'm here all night). Everyone's favourite man, Joey, makes an appearance to talk about panel beating. There are no skilled people in Dublin anymore, "you have to grow a man-bun and grow your own kale in a window box". 

The pair of them lose the run of themselves and try to make more phone calls on the podcast, luckily no one answers though. So PJ starts talking about wrestling. And goes from there into Netflix recommendations. 

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It takes a couple of minutes for PJ to wake up to this episode, but once Mayo is mentioned he bursts into fiery, ranty, pissed-off life. Suzanne eventually brings proceedings to Kilkenny so she can have a moan too. The hosepipe ban comes into affect, but it doesn't dampen the conversation (I'm here all night). Everyone's favourite man, Joey, makes an appearance to talk about panel beating. There are no skilled people in Dublin anymore, "you have to grow a man-bun and grow your own kale in a window box". 

The pair of them lose the run of themselves and try to make more phone calls on the podcast, luckily no one answers though. So PJ starts talking about wrestling. And goes from there into Netflix recommendations. 

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Follow Dubland on Twitter or Instagram.

There are Dubland T-shirts now! Go and buy one or four of them!

PJ has written a show, a play, no less. It's called Madhouse and it's about PJ's childhood. It's going to be on in the Abbey in September, and he maybe possibly even lets slip who plays his mother, by mistake (shhh, it's between us). 

Suzanne talks about her wonderfully racist 94 year old father in law. Naturally PJ interrupts this with calls for more talk about anal health. 

We also hear about his very exuberant trip to London. Pickles, whiskey and football make appearances. Oh also, PJ might become a drag queen soon.

Anyway, enjoy!

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There are Dubland T-shirts now! Go and buy one or four of them!

PJ has written a show, a play, no less. It's called Madhouse and it's about PJ's childhood. It's going to be on in the Abbey in September, and he maybe possibly even lets slip who plays his mother, by mistake (shhh, it's between us). 

Suzanne talks about her wonderfully racist 94 year old father in law. Naturally PJ interrupts this with calls for more talk about anal health. 

We also hear about his very exuberant trip to London. Pickles, whiskey and football make appearances. Oh also, PJ might become a drag queen soon.

Anyway, enjoy!

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PJ is furious because he had to go to a stunningly beautiful wedding in Tuscany, Italy. Cars, flights and Italians cause complications. There's some flutteringly terrible language in a BBC Children's TV show. And Suzanne finds out that PJ was on the discontinued show Celebrity Bainisteoir. They talk about sports fans being vocal and uncool to the players they're supposed to be supporting. There's an animal fact where we find out a certain creature's favourite type of music and there's talk of smelling dog's feet.

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PJ is furious because he had to go to a stunningly beautiful wedding in Tuscany, Italy. Cars, flights and Italians cause complications. There's some flutteringly terrible language in a BBC Children's TV show. And Suzanne finds out that PJ was on the discontinued show Celebrity Bainisteoir. They talk about sports fans being vocal and uncool to the players they're supposed to be supporting. There's an animal fact where we find out a certain creature's favourite type of music and there's talk of smelling dog's feet.

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Follow Dubland on Twitter or Instagram.

Suzanne and PJ are so happy to be back because it's been two weeks of misery and it's sunny in Ireland! There's talk about the audio from the previous episode, loads of talk about the abortion referendum, even a mention of PJ's grown up clothes and the GAA, Carlow vs Kildare (there's a lot of Kildare bashing, Kildare Village is the only good thing from Kildare, says Suzanne despite Alan the producer being from there).

Anyway, enjoy! 

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