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The absolutely hilarious Courtney Bee returns to the show to talk about white women, getting smacked in the face, and the small Swiss town of Cortina. Follow Courtney @mylifeisajoketv on instagram. This is once again up there for being one of the funniest episodes I've done.
The most recurring guest Marise Gaughan is back on the podcast to talk about our recent break up, the election, and her new mission to make friends.
In this episode I talk to professional basketball player, stand up comedian, and actor Kobe Smith, find him on Instagram @splashy_kwee. We talk about stand up comedy, basketball, trump, his Dm's and the Dillard brothers.
In this episode I've had one too many drinks, and I ramble on about finding cowman, being hated by an Eastern European woman, and Joe Biden.
In this episode I talk with one of my best friends Jack McCarron about a very speacial event that happened when we were both in second year of St.Kierans College, and that was there was a student riot. Please leave a review, and share if you enjoy the episode. Also to sign up for an exclusive extra weekly episode click the link below.
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Here's a quick teaser from a Patreon episode I did with my father. There's a Patreon exclusive episode every week. Link to my Patreon Below.
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In this episode, I talk about getting kicked out of Lidl, The Comey Rule, Trump, Spanish men, Indian Store owners, and the Soprano's.
In this episode I talk to my good friend and fellow Barcelona resident Donnchadh Tiernan, he tells me a fantastic story about how pathological lying almost ruined his life. Donnocah is a great man, and this is a great episode.
I recorded this episode from a park in Barcelona, I talk about that, moving here, getting a job, my new fart joke, quoting Seamus Heaney on a balcony, and a basketball grudge match I played before moving to Spain.
I talk with my cousin Stephen Murphy who just cycled around the whole coastline of Ireland, and raised 15,000 for a local mental health charity. It's a great chat.
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