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Funny man and 90s enthusiast Sean Hegarty sits down for a cappuccino and some reminiscing! See how many bands/songs you recognise throughout. Sean is touring in 2027 - check him out!

Another ramblefest with Amanda. I genuinely cannot remember what was discussed, but I do know there was laughter.

A.I. is ruining the world - listen to find out why

A tale of two halves this week! Firstly, a behind the scenes chat at The Armagh Marketplace Show last Saturday - then fast forward to the Walloper Studio for some very unhinged chats about pineapple tarts, Cabbage Patch Kids, and humility.

McCooey is riding solo this week; chatting about the first show, the next show, The Sopranos, the new Pixel, and the latest Tik Tok shop purchase.

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!