What's the worry?

Ryan is joined by Erin Bourke and John Celea, both of whom have been on lockdown in Vietnam since early February. In a more explicit and comical episode, the boys discuss their recent experiences before reminiscing the wonders of modern Vietnam. Listen to stories of tubing on rubber, manipulating mushrooms, and going down the badger hole.

Ryan is joined by Katie Jones who was put into lockdown in Costa Rica only 48 hours ago. Costa Rica has taken a hard stand on international travelers having closed off the borders and cancelled all international flights. Katie discusses how she has coped with the situation with a positive outlook on the situation, sharing stories of her love for the country. We finish on a positive note, taking a look at some of the charitable causes Katie has been working on with local NGOs.

Ryan is joined by Carlo Giovanni, an English teacher in China. The boys discuss how online teaching could provide a lifeline to schools across the world, and perhaps a vision into the future for the education industry. The discussion turns to sport, and looks at how the cancelling of major sporting events will have a massive affect on sports stars and fans globally.

Ryan is joined by Alessio Policchini to review the current mood in locked-down Italy. Alessio left Italy in late February for a holiday in India. He discusses the issues he faced as an Italian tourist, at a time when the virus was hitting Europe by storm. The gents finish on a lighter note, touching on Alessio's time as a rock and role star in the early noughties.

Ryan is joined by Sean Loughney, an Irish teacher living in China upon the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus. Listen to the lads as they compare their lockdown experiences, providing an insight to the wet markets in China, the hospital crisis in Italy, and the wider issues for Europe as a whole.