Host Matthew Cullen reveals his experience of becoming a whistle-blower at Public Transport Company Transdev Ireland in Dublin when he witnessed his operations manager stating that he wouldn't be hiring Black or Indian applicants for security roles on light rail Tram service The Luas in April 2021.

Realising it was an illegal hiring practice Matthew would report his manager to the Transdev Ireland HR director the very next day.. the events that followed are shocking.

Including: a second whistle-blower case that finally forced him out of his job.

+ The unlawful provision of law enforcement powers to multiple Luas security officers who would then assert those fake powers onto members of the public.

++ The illegal pornographic material found on an STT/ Luas security team leaders work phone and covered up by management.

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Matthew, Brian and Arezu talk about tipping service staff and debate if the staff should keep service tips to themselves or split them equally between their colleagues at the end of the week.

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Brian, Matthew & Arezu discuss and give their opinions on "Fabu D"- AKA: "Black Paddy" paying a homeless man in Dublin 20 euro for doing 20 pushups and then uploading the footage to his social media.

They also ask if its right or wrong to call drug addicts "junkies".

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In the first episode of our "Shoot Your Load" season of random topics, Things get heated between Brian and Arezu as they debate work ethics and court claims.

This episode is hosted by Matthew Cullen, Brian Warner & Arezu Tabarsi.

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Brian, Matthew and Arezu discuss the growing instances of Brazilians living in Ireland who keep taking the law into their own hands whenever one of them becomes a victim of an alleged crime.

They also ask if it's cruel to purposely bring a baby into the world right now and they discuss "True Love" and question if such a thing really exists.

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Matthew and Arezu discuss the viral subreddit labelling Dublin Cities teen gangs as "Feral children" and ask is it right or wrong to hit kids back if they attack you in public.

They also discuss the upcoming ban on mobile phones in class for Irelands schoolkids and question the governments motives in seeking the ban.

Also, as it becomes illegal in Ireland to sell Vapes to minors the question is asked, do people of all ages look stupid sucking on a vape, or has it somehow become a good look?

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They also discuss the fact that 4 thousand children in Ireland are currently homeless while at the same time over 21,000 homes have been given to refugees in the country, and ask is it time that some of the Ukrainian refugees living in Ireland return home to Ukraine.

Also discussed is the new rules in Ireland that will cut the Ukrainian refugees dole from €220 a week to €38.00 a week and allow them only 3 months to find their own accommodation.

And, the man who spent over 200k on plastic surgery to look like a tiger before committing suicide.

+ Are some kids choosing to be Trans for attention?

+ What makes people want to get cosmetic surgery?

+ Are the Irish Government just amateurs learning as they go along?

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Brian, Matthew & Arezu discuss the state of customer services in Ireland, The new Garda baseball caps being trialled, and the €4m worth of new cycle lanes being built from Tallaght to Ballyboden in Dublin.

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Brian, Matthew & Arezu discuss Conor McGregor being reported to be under investigation for "incitement" as a result of some passionate tweets he sent out during the Dublin riot last week.

They also discuss Eoin Prizeman from Tallaght who received a 12 month suspended sentence for possession of category 1 child abuse material and ask why the Irish courts are so lenient on sex offenders.

And...Brian and Arezu debate whether or not the government should give grants to struggling artists in Ireland.

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Arezu talks about her personal experiences of domestic violence from the age of 16 when she moved in with her first abusive partner until after 10 years and 2 more violently abusive relationships later, when she finally found the strength to escape the cycle.

Here she has decided to tell her story in an effort to encourage more victims of domestic violence to escape their own living nightmare and to show them that there is light at the end of the tunnel.

If you are a victim of domestic violence and would like to talk to Arezu then she encourages you to contact her directly (DM) on Instagram @TopNotchBaby26

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