Trying Times

In this episode of Trying Times, Nghia and Jack interview Eoghan Collins an excellent musical comedian and actor making waves on the Irish Comedy scene.

Eoghan had to sit with the two hosts and set the whole podcast up as they were too useless to figure out how an interface works.

In the Episode, the lads talk to Eoghan about his experiences in Rugby; as a fan, as a player lining out in training against a certain Ireland Captain and more recently as the face of Guinness Ad campaign warning Ireland Fans not to jinx it (which worked clearly...).

Eoghan is doing two Work in Progress shows at the Scene and Heard festival on the 24th and 25th of February in Dublin before doing 4 days at the Brighton Fringe Festival, on his way to Edinburgh in August.

To keep up to date with Eoghan follow him on Instagram and TikTok at @eoghancollinscomedy.

Please like and share this pod with your friends/lovers/enemies and acquaintances. You can follow the pod on all social media @tryingtimesrugby and keep up to date with the hosts gigs and other activities by following @nmaicomedy and @goodenoughgang on Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/Threads etc

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On Episode 4 of Trying Times, the pod talks about the Six Nations 2024. Rugby's favourite competition is back and we sure are excited about it.

We pick our winners, losers, overperformers and underperformers ahead of the start of the tournament.

Be sure to listen and ridicule us when we get it all wrong in a few weeks time!

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In the 3rd Episode of Trying Times, Nghia and Jack Discuss the recent documentary series launched by Netflix 'Six Nations: Full Contact'.

In this Two-Parter, they review the first four episodes of the show talking about their favourite parts and whether they think it will be good or bad at getting new fans interested in the upcoming Six Nations.

The next part will be out in the coming weeks.

Please like and share this pod with your friends/lovers/enemies and acquaintances. You can follow the pod on all social media @tryingtimesrugby and keep up to date with the hosts gigs and other activities by following @nmaicomedy and @goodenoughgang on Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/Threads etc

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In this bonus episode, Nghia and Jack talk about the biggest news in Rugby in January 2024; the switch of Wales Star Child Louis Rees-Zammit from Rugby to American Football as he pursues a career in the NFL.

The guys talk about whether they believe he can make it, how transferable the two sports are, and the impact of such a decision on Wales.

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Trying Times is a rugby/comedy podcast, where two comedians talk the sport they love that doesn't always love them back.

Nghia Mai and Jack Dolan talk all things rugby with people they barely know to see if people are as obsessed with the game as they are.

In this pilot episode, the hosts talk amongst themselves. To kick us off, Jack interviews Nghia to see how his rugby life stacks up to host the pod. They discover the highs and lows of Nghia's playing days as well as the similarities between playing rugby and doing stand up comedy.

The episode lacks some of the finer tuning that will come in future episodes.

We know we don't have a theme tune.

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Coming out January 20th, Trying Times with Nghia Mai and Jack Dolan.

Coming soon… two idiots (comedians) talk rugby to anyone who stay still long enough to listen.

Introducing Trying Times with @nmaicomedy & @goodenoughgang

Premiering this Monday 22nd of January join us as we start trying to make sense and/or fun out of this silly game.

Available wherever you get podcasts.

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