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Season two is here and the guys are back to catch up on everything you’ve missed over the last few months. Sean tells all about leaving his day job and feeling lost, and Carly shares her goals for the year. The guys also catch up with the listeners through all the scandalous and juicy inbox DM’s. On the topic of growth they also take a look back on some of the nostalgic teen magazines that shaped our youth.
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Sean and Carly are back from their holidays with a load of memories and laughs to share with all of their listeners. The guys also reflect on an incredible season 1 of That’s What I Heard, and chat through how they have found the experience so far.
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On episode 9 of That’s What I Heard, Sean and Carly chat through some of the funniest backhanded compliments they have ever received. Sean’s also fizzing with excitement and before he jets off to Ibiza, meanwhile Carly talks through her hotel from hell booking she’s looking forward to in Portugal. Expect to hear all the usual sex stories, and Carly’s “Ask Your Aunty”, plus the first edition of thought provoking “Am I The Arsehole?!”
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After a week-long hiatus, Sean and Carly are back to answer some of their listeners' most juicy and burning questions. From friendships going south, to what defines cheating, there is plenty for the pair to sink their teeth into.
The pair also catch up on all the Love Island goss, and chat about why this years male contestants seem to display so many toxic traits.
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Thommas Kane Byrne joins Sean and Carly in the studio this week, and what an incredible, inspiring and side splitting conversation it was.
Thommas is writer and actor from Dublin’s inner city who has appeared in Derry Girls, Kin and Darklands to name a few. He speaks about how the arts can often be a marginalising place for the working class, and he overcame being pigeonholed by both his background and sexuality. Thomas is as articulate as he is funny, and delves deep into how his routes formed him, and how so often “hurt people hurt”.
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Sean & Carly take part in a bit of self reflection after being asked to deep dive into their own personal lives by listeners of the podcast. Sean expands further on what it was like to come out to those around him, while Carly discusses her own family life and struggles with mental health over the years.
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On episode 4 of the podcast Sean and Carly sit down with their close friend Page Behan, who shares her story of learning she was intersex at 16 years of age. Paige has been transitioning for the past 7 years, and shares all aspects of her own story in an in-depth and heartwarming conversation to celebrate Pride month 2022.
Paige tells the podcast about the struggles her and other trans women in Ireland face to get access to healthcare, and her own plans for sexual reasignment surgery in the future. She also discusses some of the difficulties faced in the Irish dating scene because of the stigmatisation that is still rampant across the country.
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That’s What I Heard is a hilarious, scandalous, and sometimes even moving, weekly sit-down with Sean Phipps and Carly Mahady.
Sean and Carly’s love for one another is real, but that…
They also want to hear from you! Each week listeners share their bombshell secrets and funny stories, as well as in-depth interviews with some familiar faces, along with some you may not have heard of but you certainly won’t forget.
Produced by Wireless
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