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A chilled out and perspective-filled chat with the elusive Aaron Butler. Topics include the horror of weddings, the drudgery of social media, and the mystery of pubes.

Old fashioned nonsense about everything and nothing - I got my Too Good To Go bag this week tho!

Amanda and Lianne discuss The Clancy Trial, the Long Story Short tour, Too Good To Go bags, and exam results.

There's a wee trip to Tesco tacked onto the end of the main pod, with slightly less good quality audio, you'll miss nothing if you skip it ❤️

Excuse the change in audio for this episode! Myself and Amanda went wireless and talked nonsense in the car, whilst seductively eating some ice cream from Timoney's via Fiships in Camlough.

Crime correspondent and pork paste enthusiast Amanda sits in this week. Topics include missing person cases, performative energy drink fads, and being meated in Manchester.

Local wordsmith and general civil lad Soupy Campbell calls in to chat about the perils of hospitality and retail work; with a few digressions along the way.

Soupy runs a monthly comedy club in Mon Abri, Camlough - check it out!

North Antrim meets South Armagh! The lovely Edel Carey sits in to chat about falling in love with comedy, frightening Australians, and keeping on the right side of the PT.

You can see Edel at The Accidental Theatre on July 23rd - Tickets available here

Another true crime centred chat: McCooey chatting about another miscarriage of justice - Amanda chatting about another madcap Australian case.

If there's a particular case you'd like us to cover, please feel free to leave a suggestion in the comments!

Certified Nice Lady, Teresa Livingstone came down to wallop an hour away; reminiscing about tie-dye nightmares, pub gigs, famous grannies, and the wonder of Paula Abdul and her misogynistic cartoon cat.

Teresa is playing The Lyric Theatre in September - more info here

A true-crime special where McCooey and Amanda discuss the cases that have captivated them most over the years, with some added chats and questions from Edel, Naomi, Louise and Flump!

Adam Byrne leaves the metropolis of Lisburn to chat mostly absolute nonsense, with some lovely moments here and there.

He's a great lad, and he's also funny. Go see him.

The elusive and mysterious Mark McCarney landed down to Newry to shoot the breeze on the warmest day of the year so far. Topics include mysticism, kerbsy, semen theft and the struggle of podcasting.

A wild civil chap.

Amanda returns! Quite a bit of singing in this episode, mostly from McCooey. See how many hits you can recognise!

A root around in 90s nostalgia with Baz & Daz - hosts of The Baz and Daz DVD Archive Show. Topics include sketchy swimming pool designs, the wonders of White Monster and childhood cinema memories.

McCooey gets to play Keep or Bin TWICE; one result being a surprise, and the other being completely on-brand.

Check the lads out over on Instagram and TikTok

It's been 20 years since Gemma Garrett and the rest of the True Team landed to Newry to try and boost Budweiser sales - join us for a catch up that covers Jamie Doran, becoming a mature student, clubbing in the early Noughties, faith, religion, and German Biscuits.

Long time comedy partner (and fellow culchie) Darren reminisces about treading the altar boards, getting paid to swear at customers, and the good ol' days when you could just decide to rear a child that didn't actually belong to you.

A wholesome chat, despite the coughs and sniffles that plague those who burn the candle at all available ends.

Darren is a regular host in Lavery's, and is currently supporting Paddy McDonnell on his UK & Ireland tour.

Check him out on Instagram

Sly Guy Dave Elliott came down with some cookies and we chatted about a wee bit of everything - from Cilla Black's ladyparts to how going to chat to someone can make all the difference when life is throwing stuff at you from all directions.

Dave is one of NI's busiest and most loved stand-ups, a lovely daddy, and is also an ambassador for Action Mental Health.

Check out his latest tour dates at

www.daveelliottcomedy.com

Amanda is back with her trademark quick wit and devastating slagging. We rank our top three potatoes, discuss cures for piles and toothaches, and set up an inspiration station to manifest a dream podcast guest!

*A little disparity in audio levels here, though thanks to TinFoil Snapback for making it a little more tolerable - apologies guys!*

Micky Bartlett and Anne-Marie Wallace chat about their shared hatred of Biscoff, keeping a straight face, and the difference between pessaries and suppositories.

You can hear more of Anne-Marie over on BBC Sounds, and you can hear more of Micky on the Deckchair and Yumz podcast!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/m001j5j9?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile

https://open.spotify.com/show/5U1bF9vkL288OeLQLg81D8?si=oTN5VTXtR4aBINbkEsjNmA

McCooey answers some questions that came in via Instagram, all on her own, in a wee mini episode this week. A wee bitta solo chat about comedy, counselling, doing odd stuff for a fiver, and a very ruff question about dogs.

Keep your questions coming in @liannemccooey on Instagram

Hope you all enjoyed St Patrick's Day!

A lively discussion about AI Fruit serial drama, fruit theft, inspirational women, and the wonder of arses.

Bad Movie Buff / Niall Brady joins me for some chats about films, cold beverages, going viral in the mid 2010s, all while styling out getting a paw in the nads from Ollie.

Check out the Bad Movie Buff podcast and follow him on Instagram!

A high brow chat about Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, favourite café customers, dog grooming and muffins.

A wee practice run for McCooey, as she starts Walloping her way through the world of podcasting (again).

McCooey has a wee glass of wine on Christmas Eve and talks about making her nightclub dreams come true on Friday 27th December, then goes on to rant about her hatred of Christmas Music

A nice wee mind-cleanse for anyone who is growing weary of Festive schmaltz!

CAREFUL NOW! Some profanity.

Lianne chats to Newry legend Mick Fox about becoming the fastest Newry man over 26.2 miles, the journey to it, and the blessing/curse that is social media. This episode is fairly light on music, but it's a great listen as Mick is as authentic as they come. A couple of wee f words this time round, but nothing too bad 😇

Comedy comrade Darren Matthews joins me for some very geeky chat about movie soundtracks! Are they a dying art? Also - stay tuned to the end for Newry gig exclusive news.

Just me, recounting my trip to Dublin to see DJ Trevor Nelson on Friday night. A love note to the glory days of 90s R'n'B, the forgotten joy of 80s post-disco, and the sheer delight of being in a crowd of dead on people who just love their music.

Is Newry ready for a Soul/HipHop/R'n'B night for the over 40s?

Let me know!

An utterly heartwarming and wholesome chat with Luvbug bassist Hugh Cunningham. A truly funky piece of Newry nostalgia, Eurovision memories, and rubbing shoulders in Stringfellows. Really enjoyed this one!

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An incredibly high-brow discussion about music snobbery, sports, Newry and pretending to be djs. Big thank you to Gareth McCullough from Cool FM for taking time out of his holidays to have the banter with me. A top fella.

A really lovely chat with all-round legend Bronagh McAtasney - Queen of Concerts.

Needless to say, the no-swearing ethos has been compromised already; but it's still PG friendly and there is no cause for alarm! If you enjoy this kind of thing, hit follow and make all your musical geek dreams come true.

Lianne interviews herself with the help of some Instagram questions from Niall, Jack, and Andrew. Thanks Lads!

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(Excuse the sinus congestion)

A brief introduction to the podcast, where I completely neglect to mention who I am or what I do; and just assume that everyone already knows this. Main character energy is strong here. Getting to grips with tech and format, so stay tuned for what's coming. This will be an audio only podcast, so be thankful that you aren't going to see clips on TikTok every farts end.