Into Your Head

Into Your Head

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Into Your Head episodes

  • Vintage IYH – 662: Cloud Chicken Land
    A slightly hoarse Neal discusses verifying so called fiction, round boxing rings, why Mother Nature should specialise more, how to instantly live in the future, a new way to breed free range chickens, hygiene in a world without poverty, OCD friendly podcasting, why we don't have hemp newspapers, how supreme beings create infinite time and waste it, How dogs decide where to pee and more.
    44 min
  • Vintage IYH – 661: The Bonsai Country
    Sewing a cotton ear bud, chain link fence art, minority kitchen utensils, cow names for humans, taking pride in exhaling carbon dioxide, a little pizza history, originality on the bongos, fictional relativity in a Bonsai country, putting cows in your head, Nazi grooming equipment on a pawn shop reality show and more.
    26 min
  • Vintage IYH – 660: Tin Foil Underhats
    The problem with coin operated time machines, why centipedes have to be vigilant against BS, tin foil underhats, pronouncing animal noises, quantum physics, drawing a line in a bar, digesting limbs, life before time travel, the chances of a time travelling dog winning the lotto and more.
    28 min
  • Vintage IYH – 659: Wet Bread and Fish
    Magic versus miracles, salt culture, silencing negativity with maths, Adam and Eve and their cow versus the Mona Lisa, the theme from The Fall Guy,, glasses in World of Warcraft, how this show helps the third world , hedgehog geometry, misunderstandings about fresh fish and more.
    32 min
  • Vintage IYH – 658: Fallen Tree Medicine
    Adapting lost keys, why it's rude to say restroom, the fallen tree approach to medicine, catwalks versus runways, getting the most out of a PostIt note, how to know that there's more to life than knowing everything, The Two Ronnies versus Schrodinger and his cat, people who change their names, reinventing the virtual window, how an orange drink could wipe out the oceans, transparency versus invisibility and more.
    34 min
  • Vintage IYH – 657: Kumquat Psychiatry
    Why giraffes look smaller than they are, post JFK libraries, life as a bacterial organism, how to make a mockery, how to quantify a pee, words that never get used, removing elbow grease, a kumquat psychiatrist and lots more.
    32 min
  • Vintage IYH – 656: Russian for a Pisce
    Apologies for the sub par sound quality. When food addicts start injecting, when beverages wear clothes, when nail scissors bend, when brains get tattooed, when piss gets mispronounced, when rocket scientists discover their limitations, when people enquire about the history of popsicle sticks, when brain surgeons go mad and more.
    28 min
  • Vintage IYH – 655: Phephelstine
    Saying no to gullet cleansers, how deaf dogs get by, controlling your dreams, Latin in the nineteen eighties, expanding my musical arsenal, clamping calendars to things and more. License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International – It is mandatory to reproduce this attribution for each episode: "Neal O'Carroll via IntoYourHead.ie – Many episodes findable forever on Archive dot org."
    30 min
  • Vintage IYH – 654: Artificial Hernia
    Life as a dog prostitute, bone bread, analyzing your own brain, an artificial hernia, using the outside of your throat, elephants versus optimism, friendly sports, how to store the tongue of a cow, doing business with Neanderthal man, identical different things and more.
    31 min
  • Vintage IYH – 653: Napoleon Plays the Bongo
    OCD TV chefs, reinventing the clock, renting time versus selling it, why dogs steal, medicinal pies, the problem with NIke, eating without dining, gravity versus levity, learning from Adam Carolla's dad, defining inanimate, making animal tails interesting and more.
    31 min

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Neal O'Carroll spins stream of consciousness humour monologues, peppered with absurd opinions, deadpan lectures, tangent after tangent and an absurd twist on Irish wit, in this completely improvised…