Into Your Head

Into Your Head

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Into Your Head episodes

  • Vintage IYH – 652: How to Distract a Magician
    Harvesting dog ears, Investing in coal, mugs versus souls, spitting in the office, tangerines, OCD magicianship, sorting junk mail, the problem with the sardine industry, distracting magicians in bars 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 – 651: Coffee for Kids
    Extended episode! Why children should be given coffee, the Rules of the Road through the eyes of a dog, making capsules from piss, midnight postal deliveries, the Cat Inter-Estate Highway, glorifying water, defining indefinable, podcast openings, facial openings, some news about the word antidisestablishmentarianism, legislating for cat marmalade, carousels versus arousal and lots more.
    44 min
  • Vintage IYH – 650: Fossilising Your Home
    Fakely disposable mugs, sexing an inanimate object, tracing the word vomit, how to prepare your home for fossilisation, why it's not really January, SIC versus LIC, a Town Hall McDonald's, questioning Satanism, having the Universe assessed by a third party, why new year's resolutions fail, beginnings, middles and ends, insects who swear and more.
    30 min
  • Vintage IYH – 649: Cooking with Frankincense
    Neal discusses coke obsessed polar bears, a noteworthy dog, a cooking with frankincense, roast monkey chestnuts, what to get the king who has everything and more. There's also a seasonal edition of Athy Weekly World News with Shainne Greoige.
    29 min
  • Vintage IYH – 648: The Mug Humbling
    The physics of coffee making, dressing up to play sports, alleviating listener blame, why Sting is not a punk, Tony Hawks "Round Ireland with a Fridge", round the word with Ruben from Rubenerd.com, child-based families, how Jon Stewart gets respect despite being a clown, discussing human resources with cutlery, being humbled by inanimate objects 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 – 647: Melting Buckets
    The monkey nut marketing principle, scenes from a 1980s Ethiopian bar, an appearance from deceased junior announcer Glen Acton, another new bulletine of Athy Weekly World News with Shainne Greoige, scraping versus melting a bucket, how to make a song about Mondays and more.
    32 min
  • Vintage IYH – 646: Intellectual Squatting
    Redesigning the boiled egg, applying principles from The Dukes of Hazard to pub architecture, how swearing causes species to go extinct, alternative mouth architecture, Hitler versus Pinky and the Brain, Intellectual Property Squatting, a new instalment of Athy Weekly World News with Shainne Greoige and more.
    32 min
  • Vintage IYH – 644: Making Dogs Interesting
    There's another brand new Athy Weekly World News with Shainne Greoige and Neal discusses bodily fluid snobbery, horizons versus coasts, a tale of two Hitlers in a bar, psychic leakage, trying to make dogs interesting, running things up flagpoles and more.
    32 min
  • Vintage IYH – 643: Rigmarole
    Recovering from a Terminator shooting in a bar, how cat vomit fits into the circle of life, manual pen holders, a closer look at rigmaroles, why Jesus wants people to breed monkeys, a story about a story, enjoying weather indoors 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

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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…