It's the most wonderful time of the year, again. Dean Doyle and Owen Hegarty are back to take you through the do's and don'ts of the festive period.

From general train and FIFA etiquette and bringing it back around to the COVID-19 pandemic almost 3 years after the world went into meltdown. WHAT CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATE IS THE BEST? IS THE TIN BETTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT THAN THE PLASTIC?

Do you travel abroad for the Christmas period? So what? You think you're better than us?

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There's been a lot of Wetbrain antics lately. The fans have been spoiled.

Episode 3.4 brings it back to the usual format of pure unadulterated chaos.

Festive Masturbation. The Dublin Marathon Controversy. We've got it all.

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The lads are back once again with the renegade master, with part two of their Halloween Special.

Spoiler Alert: If you have not seen the following films, we recommend you fix that before listening.

Scream 1-5

Sinister

X

His House.

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"Life is grizzly. Sometimes you just have to chew the fat."

The lads are back for part one of their Halloween special. Discussing the facts of All Hallows Eve through the brains of ageing men with the mental reliability of teenagers. Wetbrain Cheeks answer the important questions like, "Is the beginning of Winter better for the sesh than summer?" and "How do you shave your pubes to make it less scary than Halloween?".

Also including in-depth 'Trick or Treating' and bonfire analysis.

Enjoy this spooky treat. Part II released on the 31st October.

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Wetbrain Cheeks get a little bit personal. Every once in a while the lads like to touch on a topic that is close to home and nothing is closer than the issue surrounding men's mental health. Owen speaks candidly about his recent journey with antidepressants and the stigma that goes along with it. It's an important one.

Naturally though, the conversion eventually dives into the trademark Wetbrain chaos.

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The lads are back in action once again, fashionably late as always.

This month Wetbrain reverts back to it's classic format with Owen casually interrupting Dean for a solid 40 minutes. We talk about it all, while also talking about absolutely nothing in the process. From jam-donuts to the importance of Avril Lavigne, we've got you covered.

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Season 3 baby. The boys of Wetbrain Cheeks are back and this time, they are bringing some friends along for the ride. Dean & Owen are getting reacquainted in more ways than one and what better way to start it all of, than discussing the shape of penises and the little white flowers you find in bouquets. That proper riveting stuff.

On top of all that excitement, Dublin Multi-Media creative and recent satirical rapper Cameron Mason (Double Excel) joins the lads on a journey through his album launch in Whelan's, COVID-19, 40 year old sound engineers with long hair and drinking cans at Malahide Train-station.

IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK.

Disclaimer: Due to another of many technical issues, the outro we had recorded for this episode was lost in the movement of files - So if you sent us questions/topics in for this episode, fear not, we will revisit them in the next one.

Happy 30th Birthday to super-fan Stevo Ward.

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It's the Season 2 finale. Filled with messy content that is barely relevant anymore. We talk Chris Rock V Will Smith, we double down on alopecia and whether or not it is reason enough to be THAT offended and take on Instagram story likes and why they are pointless. This may also be the first episode were Dean ends up drunker than Owen during recording.

Disclaimer: Contains the very best outro of any episode so far.

Thanks for listening...

See you on Season 3

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Wetbrain Cheek Episode 2.7 is finally here, deviating from the usual debauched format Dean takes on interviewing duties with old friend, personal trainer and strongman contender James Morley. In the midst of catching up on their 14 year friendship, they talk working full-time while trying to maintain a fitness regime. The ins and outs of erectile dysfunction in the bodybuilding scene. Longevity in weight training and the elitist mentality found in a gym background. And the anxieties budding fitness gurus might have on starting in the gym.

With bonus nonsense inbetween.

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On this week's/month's/years episode of Wetbrain Cheeks, the lads ring in the new year with complete self indulgence.

We've got hard hitting analysis about whether or not fish can cry. Weight gain and the insecurities that come along for the ride. New Years and the resolutions that are destined to be forgotten about.

AND ARE YOU REALLY GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR WIPE?

All this and more on, the Wetbrain Cheeks podcast.

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