Paddy Manning and Michael Dwyer sit down to discuss the housing market, and how Eoghan Murphy is performing in his role. They end up talking about Donald Trump and his approach to environmentalism, which one presumes they linked to housing in some tenuous fashion.

This episode sees Gary Kavanagh sit down with Herman Kelly, Director of Communications for the EFDD group in the European Parliament and founder of the Irexit Party, which seeks to have Ireland leave the EU. They talk Irexit, Brexit, and the future of the EU

This episode Michael Dwyer and Paddy Manning sit down with journalist and activist John Waters to discuss the recent claims by ex-papal nuncio Vigano against Pope Francis, homosexuality and child abuse within the Church , the importance of fatherhood in Catholic tradition, and the news that Leo Varadkar had previously suggested setting up fake accounts to promote positive stories about government policies.

James Bradshaw sits down with the libertarian councillor Keith Redmond to discuss libertarianism, the nanny state, how to actually end the drug war, the recent referendum on abortion, if it's possible to legislate for euthanasia, their thoughts on the 'pro-life libertarian' label, and the authoritarian nature of the modern Irish left.

Gary Kavanagh and Paddy Manning discuss the reaction to news that Donald Trump will be visiting Ireland this November, in a circular manner, and ask if the demands that his trip here be cancelled should be taken seriously or are simply the deranged mutterings of people who simply should not be taken seriously.

Gary Kavanagh and Michael Dwyer discuss the Irish presidential race and the news that Sean Gallagher has decided to have a second go at running for president, before asking if we wouldn't be better off just getting rid of the president and having a king for a bit. Just to try it out.

This episode sees Paddy Manning sit down with Professor Gerard Casey, a respected author, philosopher, and fellow of the Mises Institute. They talk Austrian economics, what money actually is, why the Irish banks collapsed in 2008, how and why modern banks exist in a state of permanent bankruptcy, and even bitcoin.

This week James Bradshaw and Gary Kavanagh sit down and ask if Mary McAleese's newfound drive to attack the Catholic Church is, as high-level members of Fine Gael seem to believe, just a transparent ploy to help her son, Justin, get elected for Fianna Fail

Paddy Manning and Michael Dwyer sit down for a podcast they told us was going to be about migration. On the way they talk about the GAA; why it's acceptable to be racist to people, so long as they are from Tipperary; the drug habits of Sartre; the gay club scene; and why nylon is evil; before finally getting around to telling us why the nation-state is important and economic migrants are not refugees.

This week we sit down with David Quinn to find out a little bit more about the man often considered one of the most hated men in Ireland. Along the way we talk family history, the high-octane world of administering corporate pension funds, the state of public discourse in Ireland, the rise of anti-semitism, and Jordan Peterson.