Fully Charged Best Bits

A fresh fact drops and it’s a good one: apparently 96% of Irish people are too afraid/too awkward to ask for money they’re owed. Cue the lads trying to guess it’s spiders, rats, bills, fairy forts… everything except the actual answer. Also: the Revolut chat gets very real.

It’s International Chefs Day, so Ed & Katie give proper shout outs to the places that never miss (O’Neill’s in Tipp, and The Junction by Limerick Junction).

Then Roche’s Remix turns into a full-on tearjerker, before the show goes from emotional to unhinged: “what would you do for a dollar?”, Back to the Future Day predictions (robots and see-through planes), and a nostalgic horror pick… Critters.

Another week, another podcast… and this one is JAMMED. Katie relives her Ibiza engagement blur, and the gang are reunited with Alice from Manchester the girl who secretly recorded the proposal, sprinted across a rooftop with broken flip-flops, and then randomly found the video again on TikTok. Honestly, it’s like a mini movie.

Then it’s chaos: would you rather your partner plan a romantic date, or just do the chores? Cue the Great “stuff on the stairs” debate, voice notes, and a full-on tone-change masterclass (Adare Manor vs the local chipper).

Plus: brain-rot memory games, two-parking-space controversy… and Ed’s determined to finally milk a cow for International Farmers’ Day.

It’s Trouble Thursday on Fully Charged, and the Southwest is getting called in for a proper family dilemma.

A listener reveals she and her husband eloped and got married with no family or friends there… and when they broke the news, both sets of parents “lost the plot”. Tears, rows, silence and now her mam wants them to throw a wedding party “to give them a day out”.

Ed & Katie get stuck in on whether you should ever celebrate just to keep the peace, why weddings bring out the worst in families, and what a fair compromise might actually look like.

Is it “your wedding, your choice”… or do you owe them something?

It’s Fully Charged Best Bits, and Ed & Katie are back asking the big question: how are we on episode “about 750” already?

First up it’s Random Acts of Poetry Day… so Ed reads a poem he wrote about Katie (brace yourself), then Katie has THREE minutes to make one about Ed.

Then it’s pure nostalgia: the most nostalgic childhood dish is revealed, and suddenly it’s eggs and soldiers, sausages and chips, tinned meatballs, Angel Delight, oxtail soup, and Aromat on everything.

Plus: “Who’s a Sexy Farmer?” is an actual belter, Traitors Ireland casting chat, and Katie gets BLASTED blue at a gender reveal.

It’s Fully Charged Best Bits, and Ed & Katie are looking back on a week that flew by.

First up: Ed reveals his “new skill” and it’s as chaotic as you’d expect. Can he turn any pop song into a traditional Irish session tune? Or is he actually just closing his eyes, gripping his temples, and making everyone sweat with second hand embarrassment? From Little Mix to SexyBack to Mysterious Girl, nothing is safe.

Then Ed witnesses a real life Karen in the wild, the listeners confess their own Karen moments, and the lads debate cruises: dream holiday or floating nightmare?

It’s Trouble Thursday on Fully Charged, and this week a listener is wondering if her boyfriend’s “psycho” behaviour behind the wheel is a massive red flag.

They’ve only been together six months, but she’s already seen him beeping, flashing, roaring abuse, tailgating, and sticking up the middle finger at other drivers including an old lady plus giving cyclists and learners hell.

Ed & Katie get properly stuck in: why driving brings out the worst in some people, the danger of road rage, and what it might say about someone’s temper off the road.

The texts are flying in from “run for the hills” to “is he justified?”

Ed & Katie are back with this week’s Fully Charged Best Bits, and they’re fully committed to the acting life.

Katie’s treating herself to Doc Marten sandals and trying to “wear them in” (ow, ow, ow), while the pair debate the biggest footwear icks out there Crocs, socks with sandals, toe shoes, Yeezys, and everything in between.

Then it’s revealed: Ed’s a secret Croc charm guy. The charms are OUT, and the listeners have thoughts on whether they should come on holiday.

Plus, it’s Actors’ Day, so naturally they attempt a horror movie scene. Chaos.