Grubs and a jaunty Big Pat chat about the weird 'donkey rub' fad, an unfortunately medicated Irish mammy, and a CONFIRMED urban myth.

A bumper edition where Big Pat and Grubs welcome novelist, pop music savant and world-famous radio advertising exponent Paul Burke.  (He's half-Irish, you know.)  Moral of this episode: beware plummeting game birds.

Grubs and  Big Pat hail County Cork's lugubrious rowing hero, crown a brand new Super Contributor and discover that, in fact, quite a lot rhymes with 'Donoghugh'.

A special bumper edition.  Big Pat and Grubs are joined by Shamerock's inaugural guest.  And what a guest: Tony Harris, all the way from Manila.  Goats Don't Shave, reworking an Elton John track and Crumple of the Bailey.  If you like your semi-Irish podcasts transcontinental, you've come to the right place.

Grubs and Big Pat revisit parental toe-curlers through the eyes of a 36-year-old, take in a few 'only in Ireland' news headlines, and conduct a cutesy-wootsy language self-help session.

In this anniversary edition, Big Pat and Grubs talk birthdays, a maddening goose and cutesy-wootsy language.

Big Pat and Grubs discuss awkward family TV watching, a foul-mouthed villain from the Wee County and the strange tale of the Dublin Seagull.

Grubs and Big Pat on spliff-smoking at funerals, the ex-NYPD cop in trouble in Cavan, and THE BEST THING EVER.

Grubs and Big Pat marvel at Kevin Ryan's hurling B-roads, revel in the glory of The National Leprechaun Museum (of Ireland!) and reminisce about the Devonian lyricism of Bob Coffin. 

Big Pat and Grubs talk school-day physical violence, fen dwellers, and an Irish take on Simon Cowell's ouchies.