Joe is on his hols so stepping into his size 12s is none other than the Terrry Flower fella.With both Darren and Terry now officially on the road, Producer Ed thought he'd brush them up on their driver theory with a pop quiz and (spoiler alert!)...it does not run smoothly.We get to hear about the legendary Declan breakfast roll and they swap their ideal take-outs.Darren recounts the time he got a random box at a bus stop and it seems Terry has some VERY strict rules when it comes to wearing socks. Send all your questions and comments to <a href="mailto:stallit@goloudnow.com">stallit@goloudnow.com</a>.

Joe is on his hols so stepping into his size 12s is none other than the Terrry Flower fella. With both Darren and Terry now officially on the road, Producer Ed thought he'd brush them up on their driver theory with a pop quiz and (spoiler alert!)...it does not run smoothly. We get to hear about the legendary Declan breakfast roll and they swap their ideal take-outs. Darren recounts the time he got a random box at a bus stop and it seems Terry has some VERY strict rules when it comes to wearing socks. Send all your questions and comments to stallit@goloudnow.com.

Joe is on his hols so stepping into his size 12s is none other than the Terrry Flower fella.With both Darren and Terry now officially on the road, Producer Ed thought he'd brush them up on their driver theory with a pop quiz and (spoiler alert!)...it does not run smoothly.We get to hear about the legendary Declan breakfast roll and they swap their ideal take-outs.Darren recounts the time he got a random box at a bus stop and it seems Terry has some VERY strict rules when it comes to wearing socks. Send all your questions and comments to <a href="mailto:stallit@goloudnow.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">stallit@goloudnow.com</a>.

Ep 260: Driver Theory Testing With Terence Power

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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