Podcast

In this episode, Niall talks to callers about the world of online dating, where a flattering profile picture, a clever bio and a bit of creative photography can be the difference between finding your soulmate and being left on the virtual shelf!

In this episode, Niall is joined by journalist John McGuirk to discuss the violent riots sweeping across France, where widespread protests have descended into scenes of looting, destruction and clashes with police. Has President Emmanuel Macron lost control, and what is fuelling the growing anger on the streets of France?

In this powerful and emotional episode, Niall Boylan speaks to Tracey Shannon, a woman who describes herself as a “trans widow” after the devastating breakdown of her marriage. Tracey was happily married to the man she loved, and together they were raising their young children. She believed they had a happy marriage and a future together. But everything changed when her husband began dressing as a woman. What initially seemed like occasional cross-dressing eventually developed into his desire to live permanently as a woman.

In this episode, Niall speaks to callers about a marriage in crisis after a listener makes a devastating discovery about her husband of 25 years. At 1am, she finds him fast asleep at his laptop with sexually explicit conversations with other women still open on the screen. She’s horrified, heartbroken and feels completely betrayed.

In this episode, Niall speaks to protest fuel organiser and agricultural representative John Dallon, as well as election candidate Eddie Punch, about the strike, the growing frustration over the cost of living and whether ordinary workers have finally had enough.

In this episode, Niall speaks to callers about a controversial listener’s dilemma that raises questions about class, snobbery, parental expectations and whether love really conquers all. A concerned mother has contacted the show about her 21-year-old daughter, a law student with a promising future, who has fallen head over heels for a man she met just three months ago.

In this episode, Niall speaks to Dublin City Councillor Gavin Pepper about the growing controversy surrounding Ireland’s drug laws and the Government’s refusal to decriminalise drugs for personal possession, despite repeated recommendations from Oireachtas committees.

Are Women Naturally Better at Raising Children, or Is That Just Sexist Nonsense?

Niall Boylan takes calls from listeners after a heated disagreement with his wife Karen on their new podcast, Don’t Call Me Darling, over his claim that women are naturally better than men at raising children and looking after the home.