The boys are back after an unenforced break to poison the minds of the good folk of the internet. Dylan discusses the deification of former Connacht Rugby player, Padraig gets all analytical about US Postal, and Daire feels hurt, betrayed, and hurt by Circle K in Kilcolgan. The boys also discuss pints in the Covid Era, the specificity of cigarettes and a new fundraising pyramid scheme.

The quarter century has been hit in typically amateur fashion. Special guest Romy Madden togs out wing-back to bring some sort of order to things. Dáire attempts to do Agony Can't, Padraig bends the laws of physics with the Wish section, and Dylan gets A N G R Y about the RTE player. The gang also discuss the lifting of lockdown, jocking lads in school and Brian Cranston's poor taste in fictional women.

The first of an even less ordered and structured podcast series from the boys at TAJ Podcast. Home from work, open a tin, fire up the podcast machine and record the manure that results. Less editing means an uncut hour of drunken shitetalk. The boys talk about who would be in the last-16 of the soundness world cup, Daire goes international with the diesel prices, and the bucks wonder where mass cards actually come from....

The boys are officially out of craic this week, and start to go a bit daft as a result. Dylan upsettingly ponders the possibility of not having a pint until Christmas, Daire talks about condiment issues, and Padraig loses it (at last) as he becomes a bit meta when describing this week's Wish deal. We're sorry everyone, but it's come to this.

Dylan and Padraig dial in of a Sunday morning to fill in a gap that wasn't really there. Due funding cuts, supply chain issues and a chronic lack of organization, none of the usual sections are in this week, so the boys have to fill in with an even lower grade of dung than usual. A bitter hatred of plug-in lawn mowers, and a passionate love for Jacob Collier are the themes for the day.

The boys are back after a 2 week break to bring ye more of the usual from the septic tank out the back of the internet. We have massive news from the world of fuel prices, Padraig becomes unhinged about Wish.com and Dylan gets a bit triggered, again. Magic beaches near Renmore, DPF issues and TAJPs own Social Network situation get a torch shone on them too.

Ireland's Favourite Three Men and a Nurse are back with another round bale of fermented Martin-Joe Sweeney. Working from home and not being in contact with other less maladjusted members of society was cause for a more subdued and disjointed podcast this week. Our resident man on the streets, Daire Canavan, brings some big news from one of his world tours of Remore, Dylan brings us a tale of Greyhound fillet burger and Padraig gets excited over a frog. Dogs in Zoom meetings, Fat dogs, Rasher Socks, Meatless Meatball Marinara causing COVID and the Netflix Fireplace also get mentioned.

The grotesque, deformed and chronically ill monster that is this podcast has crawled on it's hands and knees to episode 20. The three lads are live from within inside in the internet to give ye an hours noise. We have done the podcast equivalent of polishing a turd this week as we add some unneeded jingles to all your favourite sections. Padraig's Wish section and Daire's Petrol and Diesel price update both return, and Dylan brings us a new section calling out shitetalk on the internet. Childhood Linguistic somersaults, Oral Hygiene, Linda Martin all get a doing along with more

The worst noise since the invention of sound is back, Coronavirus be damned. Niamh and Daire are back to shore up the half-back line of Verbal Diarrhoea FC along with Dylan and Padraig. Padraig introduces some mind-blowing deals from Wish.com, Daire gives some cutting-edge, economic analysis of the prices of diesel and petrol that none of us really need to buy anymore, and Dylan melts our heads with short review of Altered Carbon. We do eventually cover the current pandemic/lockdown situation, as for the first time ever we take things seriously, as Niamh kindly tells the reality of being a nurse in the middle of the panic. Donald Glover, the legendary bout between Kathleen Hughes and Matt, and "Rate My" pages all get a doing.

This week, dark past of our favourite childhood friends gets unearthed by Padraig, some hot takes on the origin of Covid-19 are cooked up, and Dylan profiles a cult hero of the GAA. The boys put on their hurling helmets and run straight through the metaphorical looking glass.