Exploring the historical relationship between food poisoning and discrimination, the podcast covers the impact of food poisoning on societies and individuals. It discusses the significance of regulations in preventing illnesses and reflects on the global implications of wealth disparity in disease prevention. The episode also touches on the distribution of oral rehydration solution through Coca-Cola and expresses gratitude amidst battling food poisoning.

Turner Prize winning artist Grayson Perry discusses the significance of silliness in art, the complexities of class mobility, and the influence of social backgrounds on perceptions of art and personal preferences.

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The podcast explores topics such as the emergence of fascism and racism in Ireland, government policies and the housing crisis, the duality of Irish history, landscapes and mythological narratives, and Ireland's influence on writing and historical impact.

The podcast covers a trip to Skellig Michael in Ireland, exploring its monastic history and encounters with puffins. It also discusses global conflicts, criticisms of media portrayals of events in Gaza, and Ireland's recognition of Palestine. The episode concludes with reflections on global politics, gratitude for podcasting, and the commitment to releasing episodes despite sleepless nights.

Actor Paddy Considine discusses Irish heritage, autism, film creation, Northern Soul music, dog breeds, and challenges in the creative industry on The Blindboy Podcast.

The podcast discusses the origin of life on Earth through aurora borealis and heron encounters. It humorously connects solar power to celestial bodies, blending science with folklore. The episode also explores the importance of quality sleep, emotional literacy, and the environmental crisis facing Loch Nye.

The podcast delves into topics like autistic burnout, artistic struggles, overcoming self-doubt through goal setting, and the inspiration behind a short story. It also explores eerie experiences in a deconsecrated cathedral, childhood trauma healing, and cleansing rituals through confession and symbolism.

Legendary drag performer Rory O Neil, aka Panti Bliss, discusses the art of drag, Irish indigenous gender fluidity, and the evolution of drag culture. They explore the challenges of LGBTQ+ representation, music taste evolution, and Irish identity abroad. The podcast also delves into the impact of social media on emotions and the need for genuine inclusivity in non-queer spaces.

Dive into a whimsical journey that starts with a marble dislodged from a Dalmation's eye, leading to humorous reflections on fast food as a geopolitical tool. Explore quirky pre-pandemic fashion tales, cultural observations on travel, and the nostalgic essence of childhood games. The discussion shifts to McDonald's, revealing its role in American cultural imperialism and the decline of workers' rights. Personal anecdotes and critical insights on housing under neoliberalism add depth, making this a blend of humor and thought-provoking commentary.