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There's a whole lot going on in today's episode and it starts with the most important issue of the week: the TBX listener beef has now produced an actual diss track, and Eoin is brought in to judge whether this is art, or war. Terence is on edge after not getting the perfect level of froth in his coffee, but it's not all bad news as desperation for a lift means he's gotten one step closer to finding out where Eoin lives. Calvin's wound up over tipping culture and tutting taxi drivers, and has the not so bad suggestion that you should be able to buy a VIP pass for the bus lane. The lads also get into group Halloween costumes, eating chicken nuggets as an adult, and dreams of griddy celebrations. Send all of your questions and comments to [email protected]

This week on TBX, the listener beef has somehow gone up another level, with a full diss track landing in the inbox and alliances starting to form. The lads get asked which guests they thought were absolute spoofers while interviewing them, before a row breaks out over who the real GOAT of rap is. There’s another spooky TBX suggestion, this time for Spike Island, and Terence argues that a place can’t be haunted anymore if it has nice tiles and gold taps. Plus, new producer Aoife has to set the story straight on whether a woman in Glasnevin Cemetery actually died twice. Get in touch by sending a voice note to 087 628 0241 or emailing [email protected]

This week on Talking Bollox, Terence and Calvin are joined by psychologist and relational life therapy practitioner Louise Carroll for a proper deep dive into relationships - from red flags, gaslighting and “kitchen sinking”, to why most couples end up stuck in the same loops.Louise chats about growing up in Navan, working in Jigsaw for years, leaving it all to chase music with the Blizzards, and even managing a ranch in Costa Rica to get her head right.They break down the classic pursuer/distancer dynamic, why “never go to bed on an argument” can be a myth, and how phones and social media quietly wreck connection.Louise also explains her 12-week programme, Wisely Attached, and the “wounded, wild and wise” parts we all carry. This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie Get in touch on [email protected]

We have praise for the Ireland international footballers who are listeners of the podcast - but Terence quickly turns that praise into confrontation. We try to pick a Talking Bollox five-a-side team and have to accept our chances of getting a game aren’t great. We got a big response from listeners to last week’s attempt to get Terence back on the stage for a live show, and this week we offer every bribe we can think of, from goal celebrations on his behalf at the Aviva Stadium, to the release of top-secret information he’s long demanded to know. Terence shows his disgust for a very normal word that he finds disgustingly posh and he shows a surprisingly relaxed attitude to walking around in public with toothpaste on his face. Your questions also have us weighing up if it’s better to be too scared or too embarrassed, and the prospect of getting inside the mind of someone from your phonebook. That brings Calvin to the thought of being caught inside the mind of one particular former guest – a fate he’d consider worse than time in prison. Send all of your questions and comments to [email protected]

This week on TBX the listener beef is getting out of hand. One listener is out for blood with big talk and threats at the Holy Mary statue. The lads finally get to chat to Eoin about the conviction in Tupac's murder, with big questions around whether the jail time would bring back up your reputation. There's decisions over what one message you'd put on a giant billboard and a challenge for Terence and Calvin to go and spend the night in Loftus Hall. One is up for it, the other not so much! Get in touch by sending a voice note to 087 628 0241 or emailing [email protected]

Irish rapper Casey Walsh joined the lads this week, four years on from his last appearance and in a very different place in life. The last time Casey was here he was part of Versatile, but this time he returns as a solo artist with new music, a tour on the way, and a whole new outlook on life. He talked about the madness that came with the band’s rise, from selling out the 3Arena to touring with Snoop Dogg, and how being that young with that much attention, money and momentum sent him down a path he eventually had to step away from. Casey opened up about getting sober, finding faith, meeting his wife Kim, and how his life has changed since making those decisions. There is also a new chapter opening up for him, with his first major lead acting role in the new RTÉ and BBC series Tall Tales and Murder. He told us about getting the call, breaking down when he landed the part, and why acting was always the dream before music ever took over. We also got into creative hate comments, going viral overseas and how Coolio became more than just a childhood hero, but a close friend. This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie Get in touch on [email protected]

The accusations are flying straight off the bat on this weeks Talking More Bollox. Calvin brings “evidence” of Terry’s car leaving tyre marks up the footpath… and Eoin tries to dig himself out of the missing Hot Ones episode hole. Terence discovers the joys of the ferry (planes are dead to him), dog passports and a couple of filthy childhood food confessions—plus a brain-melter ship riddle to finish. And will there be another live show? Terence finally answers the question you all want to know, and Eoin isn't wasting time bribing him to get up there on stage. This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash. Visit https://kearnssausages.com/ for more info

This week on TBX, the points leaderboard turns into a full-blown courtroom: Terence is half an hour late, there's a rat in the camp and the lads are threatening to dock everyone for absolutely everything. The lads try to distance themselves from the latest round of listener beef before blood gets spilled in Munster. Terry drops what might be the most emasculating confession yet: he dropped €150 for valet… just so he doesn’t have to park. Spotless car, empty wallet. Plus McGinty’s cruise updates from “Nepal”, Westlife propaganda and insecurities getting shared. Get in touch by sending a voice note to 087 628 0241 or emailing [email protected]

Mike Rice finally makes it into the studio and the lads waste absolutely no time settling old scores about cancellations, no-shows and who’s been acting the maggot for the last year.From Westlife being national treasures (with stats to prove it) to Katie Taylor bringing Mike back to Jesus, the chat goes everywhere fast — including cracked statues, big flash extensions, and buying cars without a licence.Mike opens up on growing up on a Kilkenny dairy farm, feeling “stone useless”, hating UCD/D4 vibes, and the moment he said “f**k it” and went all-in on comedy — plus the most soul-destroying gig of his life and the Kneecap MC madness.This episode is sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie and tell them Terence and Calvin sent you.

On this weeks Talking More Bollox it’s straight into conspiracy territory (again): what really happened to the lost “Hot Ones” episode, and did it really get wiped from existence after the lads nearly died from spicy wings? There are crumbs-in-the-bed nightmares, fake tracksuits vs tacky runners, belly-button speakers, and the most toxic suncream holiday trait you’ve ever heard. Send anything and everything you'd like to hear on the pod to [email protected] This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash. Visit https://kearnssausages.com/ for more info

On this weeks TBX, Terry’s finally received his birthday present from Lance: a hand-drawn card, a caterpillar cake… and a controversial box of wheat biscuits that has the lads in bits. Siobhan is dragged for dodging the sauna and a swim plans, then gets pulled into an actual height showdown in the studio that absolutely humbles Terence (RIP his ego) There’s more Munster madness as the Limerick/Tipperary/Waterford triangle kicks off again, plus “facts nobody asked for”, voice notes from Electric Picnic and the Katie Taylor buzz, and a cruise-ship update from McGinty. Get in touch by sending a voice note to 087 628 0241 or emailing [email protected]

Kiefer Crosbie is back in the studio this week for his annual visit with the lads… and of course he’s causing trouble on the way in again! Kiefer breaks down what it’s really like trying to get fights sorted after the UFC, why bare knuckle money talks are never as simple as people think, and the harsh reality of getting paid peanuts while covering camps, corners and travel. He also opens up on concussions, injuries, and the mental health crash that hit after the UFC dream didn’t go the way he planned — and why getting real help changed everything. And make sure you stick around till the end where Kiefer takes the lads down a big alien rabbit hole! This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture. RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie and tell them Terence and Calvin sent you.

In this very special branded episode of Talking Bollox, Terence and Calvin hit the road and head into the heart of Dublin’s north inner city to visit the legendary Sheriff Youth Club. For over fifty years, this remarkable institution has operated as a true beacon of hope, keeping local kids engaged, active, and on the right track through football teams for all ages and genders. Throughout the episode, the lads sit down with club secretary Leonard Russell, dedicated coach and chairperson Grace Richardson, and lifelong club legend Thomas Daly. Together, they dive deep into the rich history of the club, the daily reality of grassroots community volunteering, overcoming major local setbacks, and the sheer joy of watching generations of kids grow up on the pitch. Brought to you in partnership with Tesco and their Community Fund, this episode highlights how vital support from local stores, like the recent contribution from the Cooper's Cross opening, helps fund grassroots projects, sports equipment, and transformative experiences across Ireland. Tune in for a powerful, hilarious, and inspiring look at community spirit at its absolute finest. It's true...Every Little Helps!

Terry and Calvin are back with another round of your listener questions on this weeks Talking More Bollox, kicking off with how to actually get out of bed in the morning (and why multiple alarms should be illegal) Then onto mad Irish holiday behavior, and a plane story involving duty free drink that nearly had one of the lads in cuffs. They also debate crisp dust vs a pebble in your shoe, booking time off work for GTA 6, dodgy internet history, Irish meat picks, and the absolute state of people in airports. This episode was sponsored by Kearns Sausages. Kearns are looking for your “Top Dog” – for the chance to win a year's worth of Kearns Sausages plus €1,000 cash. Visit https://kearnssausages.com/ for more info

Ed’s back in the studio and Calvin & Terence kick off with some workplace PTSD, awkward run-ins in Stoneybatter, and why a simple “howaya” can go disastrously wrong. There’s walkie-talkie antics with the guards at EP, and a birthday chat that turns a listener absolutely sidewards that Terry never said thanks. Plus: another conspiracy that McGinty isn’t real, and a full-blown Munster triangle of listener beefs (Limerick vs Waterford vs Tipp). And wait till you hear the Lotto win that nearly stopped a man’s heart…