Matthew and Alex talk about how over 400 Irish artists wrote a letter last week to this years Eurovision song contest entrant for Ireland 'Bambi Thug' asking her to show her support for Gaza by boycotting the Eurovision song contest because of Israel's involvement in it.

They also ask why so many Irish seem to be so anti-Israel and why they throw so much support behind Hamas winning against the IDF in the current war in Gaza.

Plus: Why are so many non-Irish citizens running for elections in Ireland, and why are so many of them winning?

Plus: Most Irish people, including Alex, are left on the council waiting list for an average of 10 years before they are allocated a home, while at the same time the Irish state has pledged to spend €5bn on housing refugees in Ireland.

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Matthew and Arezu discuss the viral video of an incident in Dublin between Luas Tram security and a passenger who didn't produce a valid ticket to travel when asked by the security officers on the tram. The passenger attempted to walk away and was detained by the security and asked to produce his name, ID and even a "Blue Card". As a former Luas security officer himself, Matthew plays the video and explains, from his own experience, what was done right and what was done wrong by the security officers during this incident.

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Matthew and Arezu are joined by one of Irelands best Hip Hop artists and hit music producer "Silver Bullet" who talks about coming to Ireland at a very young age and discovering what he wanted to be in life before embarking on a journey that led to him becoming a performer, producer, and father.

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Matthew, Brian and Arezu are joined by Brandon O Connor who, at only 16 years old co-founded "Dublin Homeless Awareness", a group of mainly 18-25 year old volunteers who give up their spare time to join together and visit Dublin's homeless population to offer them anything they need that the group can possibly supply. Brandon tells a personal story of his direct experience with homelessness when he recently discovered that while he was selflessly helping the homeless in Dublin his own mother was sleeping rough in her car in an underground carpark in the very same city.

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Matthew and Arezu are joined by Irish Contractor Tony Macken who talks openly about his mental health issues.

From growing up in a broken home, to starting a paving business with his brother in his 20s, to how he lost his way and hit rock bottom in his 30's.

Now in his 40's Trevor has found a way back up and is using his past experiences and current successes' to help other people who may be in the same situation that he was in.

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Brian and Matthew discuss the 2024 Irish referendum results and give their understanding of what a yes vote would have meant had it been passed. They also talk about the apparent fascination that a lot of Irish people have with the war in Palestine when there are currently 109 other armed conflicts happening in countries around the world.

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Matthew and Arezu are joined by Irish author and mindset coach Gary Clinton who tells the story of how his father committed suicide when Gary was only 16 years old.

Gary tells of the detriment his fathers suicide had on him and how it drove him to hit rock bottom before his cry for help was answered by his mother and how from that moment on.. his life, and mind, have changed for the better.

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Matthew Brian and Arezu are joined by Irish filmmaker and subject of recent SkyTV documentary "Dublin Narcos" Paul Tracy.

Paul talks about becoming a heroin addict in 80's Dublin and contracting HIV soon after. He also discusses his YouTube channel where he posts his many interviews with homeless people on Irelands streets.

Also, 3 years on from collaborating with Arezu on their cult classic video and track "Where We're From", Paul explains the origins of the idea and what lead to him finding Arezu and asking her to join him on the venture.

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Matthew & Arezu are joined by Amy Kinsella, a Dublin woman trying to raise over 60k for surrogacy after her treatment in 2022 for stage 3 cervical cancer left her unable to carry her own baby. Amazingly, Amy fought to put her chemotherapy treatment on hold so that she could have IVF treatment in an effort to keep her chances of becoming a mother alive. Find out how that life or death gamble has paid off so far and what you can do to help Amy achieve her dream of becoming a mother.

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