Podcast

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.

Niall Boylan is joined by journalist and commentator Laura Perrins to discuss Nigel Farage’s controversial proposal to suspend the UK asylum system for up to five years if Reform UK wins the next general election.

Four Council Houses Offered, Four Rejected. Is This Mother Being Too Picky? In this episode, Niall discusses a controversial email from a mother of three who says she’s facing the possibility of losing her Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) after turning down four council houses over the past five years. The woman says she has legitimate reason

Should the Revenue Commissioners be turned into debt collectors for RTÉ, or is it time to pull the plug on the State broadcaster altogether? In this episode, Niall is joined by columnist and social and political commentator David Quinn to discuss the future of RTÉ, the controversial TV licence fee and whether Irish taxpayers should continue funding the national broadcaster.

In this episode, Niall speaks to Dr Mary Honan, researcher, broadcaster and mental health advocate, about World Mental Health Day on October 10 and an event she is involved in to raise awareness of mental health, emotional wellbeing and the importance of reaching out for support.