Left On Read

After getting dumped via text, one listener looks to the girls for help moving on, while another asks for advice to stop her from feeling jealous of her boyfriends ex. Recording in front of a live audience aboard Aircoach's Cork to Dublin Direct route, the girls also heard from two listeners in person, who are struggling with office romances and a friend who reappeared after three years.

Julie and Brenda ask whether long distance relationships ever work and recount their own experiences, which include Brenda getting ghosted by a boyfriend of 3 years and Julie getting fed up seeing the twin's dad relaxing in Australia. They also ask whether you'd be upset to see your fella liking another girls pictures and wonder if you can still poke someone on Facebook?

It's a very special episode of Left On Read - Recorded in front of a live audience on Aircoach's Cork to Dublin city and Airport direct route! Aircoach's brand new coaches have everything you need for a relaxing trip, or a podcast recording, including wifi, reclining seats, USB charging points and the all important toilet on board. They've also launched a new app which allows you to book, manage and track your journey all from one place.

A listener gets in touch to get advice from the girls after her boyfriend's suggestion of a threesome with another man leaves her questioning their relationship. And there's talk of the most awkward subject of all - money, as Julie and Brenda hear from one girl who's owed €1600 from her boyfriend.

Send in your dilemmas to [email protected].

The girls are sharing tales of driving around Cork city this week as Julie explains how she got pulled over after one too many oat milk lattes while Brenda reminisces on her time spent delivering chips when money was tight. Julie's twins are headed back to school and already looking for ways to stay home and after their first ever live show, Brenda and Julie catch up on their experience performing in a sold out Cork Opera House!

Julie and Brenda disagree on whether or not one listener should allow his hot and cold ex girlfriend to stay in his life, 'submarining him' as Brenda calls it. Julie says block her, but Brenda thinks he should give her one more chance. They also offer some advice to an American girl who has moved to Sligo with her fella but is struggling to make friends and considering a return home.

It's Debs season and Julie and Brenda are reminiscing on their dresses, dates and a few disasters - Everything from gate crashing to stolen deposits! There's also chat about the return to school and Brenda's recent run in with the fire brigade, and more importantly, the firemen.

And Julie wants to know if anyone else has seen a Deliveroo worker cycling around Cork with just one wheel? Email [email protected] to let her know!

The girls hear from a listener recently diagnosed with genital herpes, who is looking for advice on telling prospective partners as she returns to the dating world. And they answer one listener's dilemma as she struggles to decide whether or not to tell her friend who has recently returned home from Australia about a divide in their friend group.

Send your questions, dilemmas and opinions to [email protected].