This episode sees Gary Kavanagh talk about the ascension of Brett Kavanagh to the Supreme Court of America, the fiasco surrounding getting him there and what this means for both the Republican Party and the SC. We recorded this yesterday, before the actual confirmation vote, but things worked out pretty much exactly has we had expected.

This episode sees Gary Kavanagh and Michael Dwyer, a man who hasn't played a video game in 40 years, review the newly released Pathfinder: Kingmaker from Owlcat Studio. It ends with them discussing the gendered nature of play, because they're incapable of just enjoying a game.

Spoiler alert - This episode mentions who the villain of the mid-game is. It doesn't go into much detail but if you haven't gotten to Chapter 2/3 of the game you may want to sit this one out.

This episode sees Gary Kavanagh sit down with Niamh Uí Bhriain, head of Youth Defence, the Life Institute, and recently one of the heads of the Save the 8th campaign. They discuss Niamh's past, her family and how she came to become involved in the pro-life movement, her love of Irish traditions and culture, the arguments for the pro-life position, her experience over the referendum and how the pro-life movement will have to change moving forward.

This episode Michael Dwyer sits down with the Reverend Doctor, and priest of the diocese of Ferns, Chris Haydan, to talk Catholic anthropology and metaphysical truth, the first question in the Bible, love, and the limits of reason.

This episode sees James Bradshaw and Gary Kavanagh try something new, a film review. James has gone to see Black 47 so listen in and see what he thinks of it, and as a bonus learn why he hates the Wind that Shakes the Barley.

This episode sees Gary Kavanagh and Michawl Dwyer sit down to discuss: the news that Michael D. Higgins has been receiving a tax-free, unaudited allowance of €317,000 every year of his presidency, the situation in Venezuela, their view on Take Back the City, and the new media campaign to get the Government to prop up failing media companies with your money.

Michael Dwyer sits down with Patricia Casey, a Professor of Psychiatry in UCD and a Consultant Psychiatrist in the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, to talk about Professor Casey's interest in psychology, suicide, the politicisation of psychiatric science, and the state of psychiatric services in Ireland.

This episode sees Gary Kavanagh and James Bradshaw sit down to discuss the American Supreme Court and the recent allegations of attempted rape made about Republican SC nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Paddy Manning sits down with Dr Mark Humphrys to talk about neo-conservatism, the invasion of Iraq, the future of Islam, Mark's belief in the superiority of Western culture, what really happened with Ibrahim Halawa in Egypt, Clonskeagh mosque and the Muslim Brotherhood in Ireland, the Irish left and their approach to Israel, and Israel's place in the world.

You can find more of Mark's thoughts at his website - http://markhumphrys.com/

Gary Kavanagh and Paddy Manning sit down to discuss the new proposals from Minister Phelan to bring in quotas, requiring 40% of candidates for the local elections to be women, ethnic minorities, or migrants. They also give their view on gender quotas in general and why men and women are different.