Now that the shamrocks have been stored away for another year, Darren and Joe take a reflective look back on their own Paddy's Day 2026. Joe thought he'd sample a parade outside of Dublin and the reviews are mixed to put it mildly. Darren's was a more DIY affair on the other hand.They get to tell, for the first time, the brazen stroke they had to pull to get into the Oscar Wilde party in L.A and Joe recounts a recent an audition that has has him cringeing ever since.Oh and Darren gets caught rapid by Nidge himself.Send all your questions and comments to <a href="mailto:stallit@goloudnow.com">stallit@goloudnow.com</a>

Now that the shamrocks have been stored away for another year, Darren and Joe take a reflective look back on their own Paddy's Day 2026. Joe thought he'd sample a parade outside of Dublin and the reviews are mixed to put it mildly. Darren's was a more DIY affair on the other hand. They get to tell, for the first time, the brazen stroke they had to pull to get into the Oscar Wilde party in L.A and Joe recounts a recent an audition that has has him cringeing ever since. Oh and Darren gets caught rapid by Nidge himself. Send all your questions and comments to stallit@goloudnow.com

Now that the shamrocks have been stored away for another year, Darren and Joe take a reflective look back on their own Paddy's Day 2026. Joe thought he'd sample a parade outside of Dublin and the reviews are mixed to put it mildly. Darren's was a more DIY affair on the other hand.They get to tell, for the first time, the brazen stroke they had to pull to get into the Oscar Wilde party in L.A and Joe recounts a recent an audition that has has him cringeing ever since.Oh and Darren gets caught rapid by Nidge himself.Send all your questions and comments to <a href="mailto:stallit@goloudnow.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">stallit@goloudnow.com</a>

Ep 245: Greatest Load Of Ponce An' Wonce

Darren Conway and Joe McGucken present Stall It. Whether it’s a deep dive into mystery, a dose of nostalgia or a wander through the strange worlds of Darren and Joe, Stall&nbsp;It&nbsp;is&nbsp;silly&nbsp;about the serious stuff and serious about the&nbsp;silly.&nbsp;It's the podcast that can go anywhere, with a conversation about an air fryer leaving you discussing your chances of survival in a zombie apocalypse, a childhood memory leading you to re-designing Dublin as a theme park, or a bit of historical trivia leading you down a mysterious rabbit hole.As Joe puts it, it’s “like falling asleep on the bus and waking up in Kimmage, you don't know how you got there."

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Darren Conway and Joe McGucken present Stall It. Whether it’s a deep dive into mystery, a dose of nostalgia or a wander through the strange worlds of Darren and Joe, Stall It is silly about the serious stuff and serious about the silly.  It's the podcast that can go anywhere, with a conversation about an air fryer leaving you discussing your chances of survival in a zombie apocalypse, a childhood memory leading you to re-designing Dublin as a theme park, or a bit of historical trivia leading you down a mysterious rabbit hole. As Joe puts it, it’s “like falling asleep on the bus and waking up in Kimmage, you don't know how you got there."

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