The Niall Boylan Podcast (They Told Me To Shut Up)

The Niall Boylan Podcast (They Told Me To Shut Up)

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  • #37 ”Would You Give A Cheating Partner A Second Chance?”

    On  the Niall Boylan Podcast today, we read an email from a distressed woman who said her husband had been caught cheating and she was asking for listeners advice on what to do.

    She has young children and she wondered if she should give him a second chance.

    Listeners came on the show and talked about their own experiences with infidelity and how it destroyed their lives.

    1 hr 3 min
  • #37 ”Would You Give A Cheating Partner A Second Chance?”
    On the Niall Boylan Podcast today, we read an email from a distressed woman who said her husband had been caught cheating and she was asking for listeners advice on what to do.
    She has young children and she wondered if she should give him a second chance.
    Listeners came on the show and talked about their own experiences with infidelity and how it destroyed their lives.
    1 hr 3 min
  • #36 Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland? (Callers ONly, Audio)

    Niall invites callers to share their perspectives on the question: "Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland?" He specifically asks if meat-eaters can be considered hypocrites in terms of animal welfare. The callers provide differing opinions, with some asserting that they genuinely care about animal welfare up until the point of killing, while others label them as complete hypocrites.

    As the episode draws to a close, Niall wraps up the discussion, leaving listeners to ponder the complexities of animal welfare and the ethical considerations surrounding our consumption of animal products.

    46 min
  • Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland? (Interviews only, audio)

    Guests:

    Jackie Healy Rae (Independent Councillor Kerry County Council)
    Caroline Rowley (Founder and Director of Ethical Farming Ireland)

    Description:
    In anticipation of the upcoming release of RTE's investigative documentary 'Milking It: Dairy's Dirty Secret', which sheds light on the dairy industry's practices and animal welfare concerns, Niall interviews Jackie Healy Rae and Caroline Rowley. The documentary raises important questions about animal welfare in Ireland.

    Jackie Healy Rae passionately defends farmers, urging viewers to consider the full context of the documentary before passing judgment. He expresses concern for the financial survival of farming families and criticizes individuals like Caroline Rowley for tarnishing the reputation of farmers. Caroline Rowley, an advocate for animal rights, shares her firsthand experiences of witnessing outrageous acts of animal cruelty.

    34 min
  • #36 Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland? (Callers Only , Video)
    Niall invites callers to share their perspectives on the question: "Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland?" He specifically asks if meat-eaters can be considered hypocrites in terms of animal welfare. The callers provide differing opinions, with some asserting that they genuinely care about animal welfare up until the point of killing, while others label them as complete hypocrites.
    As the episode draws to a close, Niall wraps up the discussion, leaving listeners to ponder the complexities of animal welfare and the ethical considerations surrounding our consumption of animal products.
    46 min
  • #36 Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland? (Interviews only, video)
    #36 Do We Really Care About Animal Welfare in Ireland?
    Guests:Jackie Healy Rae (Independent Councillor Kerry County Council)Caroline Rowley (Founder and Director of Ethical Farming Ireland)
    Description:In anticipation of the upcoming release of RTE's investigative documentary 'Milking It: Dairy's Dirty Secret', which sheds light on the dairy industry's practices and animal welfare concerns, Niall interviews Jackie Healy Rae and Caroline Rowley. The documentary raises important questions about animal welfare in Ireland.
    Jackie Healy Rae passionately defends farmers, urging viewers to consider the full context of the documentary before passing judgment. He expresses concern for the financial survival of farming families and criticizes individuals like Caroline Rowley for tarnishing the reputation of farmers. Caroline Rowley, an advocate for animal rights, shares her firsthand experiences of witnessing outrageous acts of animal cruelty.
    34 min
  • Married Man With 3 Children Admits He Is Gay On Air (Video)
    During the show, a surprising revelation unfolds when a caller named Dave shares his views on pronoun usage. When asked by Niall about his sexual orientation, Dave initially hesitates but eventually discloses that he is gay and married to a woman, unbeknownst to her. This disclosure sparks intense discussions among callers, with some expressing disgust at Dave’s infidelity, particularly with another man. Subsequently, Dave’s brother-in-law discovers his identity through his voice on the show and plans to inform Dave’s wife about his sexual orientation.
    Despite the differing reactions, several callers express sympathy towards Dave’s situation, acknowledging the need for him to seek guidance and support. Ultimately, the consensus among callers is that Dave should be honest with his wife about his sexual orientation.
    As the episode concludes, Niall wraps up the show, summarizing the various viewpoints expressed during the discussion. The episode leaves listeners contemplating the complexities surrounding gender pronouns and the importance of honesty and communication in personal relationships.
    1 hr 12 min
  • #36 Married Man With 3 Children Admits He Is Gay On Air (Audio)

    During the show, a surprising revelation unfolds when a caller named Dave shares his views on pronoun usage. When asked by Niall about his sexual orientation, Dave initially hesitates but eventually discloses that he is gay and married to a woman, unbeknownst to her. This disclosure sparks intense discussions among callers, with some expressing disgust at Dave’s infidelity, particularly with another man. Subsequently, Dave’s brother-in-law discovers his identity through his voice on the show and plans to inform Dave’s wife about his sexual orientation.

    Despite the differing reactions, several callers express sympathy towards Dave’s situation, acknowledging the need for him to seek guidance and support. Ultimately, the consensus among callers is that Dave should be honest with his wife about his sexual orientation.

    As the episode concludes, Niall wraps up the show, summarizing the various viewpoints expressed during the discussion. The episode leaves listeners contemplating the complexities surrounding gender pronouns and the importance of honesty and communication in personal relationships.

    1 hr 12 min
  • #30 Should Smoking Be Banned In All Public Outdoor Spaces? (Video)
    Guests:John Mallon (From Forest The Voice And Friend Of Smokers) 
    Description:In this episode, Niall engages in a conversation with John Mallon, a representative from Forest, The Voice and Friend of Smokers, to discuss the contentious issue of whether smoking should be prohibited in all public outdoor spaces. The debate stems from Galway Council's recent proposal to ban smoking in specific public outdoor areas, with support from a Green Party Councillor.
    John Mallon, a staunch defender of smokers' rights, argues that such a ban goes too far. He suggests that if the concern is passive smoking, designated areas for smokers and non-smokers should be provided instead of imposing a blanket ban.
    Throughout the episode, Niall opens the lines to callers, inviting their opinions on the topic. Maureen passionately expresses her opposition, declaring that the government should disregard this rule entirely. On the other hand, Steven from Kilkenny shares his rebellious sentiment, considering taking up smoking as an act of defiance against the proposed ban.
    Steve from Dublin presents a different perspective, supporting the idea of the ban. He clarifies that the government's proposal does not seek to outlaw smoking entirely but rather aims to prevent harm to individuals in public places caused by secondhand smoke.
    Concluding the discussion, Niall delivers a strong message. He acknowledges that smoking is a harmful habit that can lead to death and negatively impact one's health. However, he emphasizes the importance of finding a balance, asserting that smokers should not be ostracized from society while ensuring their actions do not harm others.
    Tune in to this episode to delve into the ongoing debate surrounding smoking in public outdoor spaces, exploring diverse viewpoints and considering the potential consequences of various approaches to this complex issue.
    1 hr 25 min
  • #35 Should Everyone Use Gender Pronouns? (He/her/they/them)
    Guests:Ben Scallan (Irish Political Commentator Gript Media)
    Descriptions:In this episode, Niall explores the question: "Should everyone use gender pronouns?" The topic evokes mixed emotions among today's callers, with varying perspectives on the matter. While some callers express their reluctance to comply with demanded pronouns, citing it as unnecessary, others argue that using preferred pronouns is a matter of respect and common decency.
    During the show, a surprising revelation unfolds when a caller named Dave shares his views on pronoun usage. When asked by Niall about his sexual orientation, Dave initially hesitates but eventually discloses that he is gay and married to a woman, unbeknownst to her. This disclosure sparks intense discussions among callers, with some expressing disgust at Dave's infidelity, particularly with another man. Subsequently, Dave's brother-in-law discovers his identity through his voice on the show and plans to inform Dave's wife about his sexual orientation.
    Despite the differing reactions, several callers express sympathy towards Dave's situation, acknowledging the need for him to seek guidance and support. Ultimately, the consensus among callers is that Dave should be honest with his wife about his sexual orientation.
    As the episode concludes, Niall wraps up the show, summarizing the various viewpoints expressed during the discussion. The episode leaves listeners contemplating the complexities surrounding gender pronouns and the importance of honesty and communication in personal relationships.
    1 hr 26 min

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