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thanks so much for listening!!! and thank you to Billy our guest xx

I've never been so inundated with messages.... I don't think I know anyone who hasn't had at least one run in with a teacher during their childhood.

this week we're joined at the collaboration studios with Jenny Claffey, talking about college, break-ups, engagement and friendship divorce. big thanks to Shane Dempsey for helping out with the recording! subscribe to Jenny's podcast here: https://www.redroompod.com

the underage drinking is terrifying now that im a mommy...... can't wait to say "if your friends jumped off a cliff... would u?????''

although I do love to make some new goals for myself for the new year... I've vouched to try love my horrible self... it's good to vent about your insecurities to your bestie sometimes to see how ridiculous they are..  cork show tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/same-but-different-podcast-tickets-495180868307 thank u for the endless support 3

LOVE this episode FEATURING SONGS44DADS

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joined by my lockdown co-host and sister with a minimal digital footprint; Ellie (hoping she doesn't eventually ask me to delete this because its one of my favourite episodes) we unravel all of your relationship qualms and queries - hope you enjoy!

WE ARE NOT HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. IM STILL A VEGETARIAN IT WAS JUST A ONCE OFF AFTER GIVING BIRTH.

In this episode we ramble on about why we’re dabbling in meat, Eimear getting her womb cleaned out and share your sex horror stories. Hope you enjoy

From hormones and academic validation to body image and plastic surgery, eimear and I discuss the extensive horrors of being a teenage girl in a world that constantly tells us we’re not good enough.

In this episode Eimear and I unravel the positives of self employment like picking your own hours but also the downsides such as the unpredictability, no sick pay or safety and the constant questioning from boomers about the “trajectory of our career”. Living in a world driven by capitalism, it can be hard to feel proud of yourself for doing what you what you love when you’re not making the same salary as an accountant. I also delve into needing constant validation or approval from others to...

TRIGGER WARNING: gross story times 🥴

My energy levels are a bit lower than usual and getting my podcast mojo back but I have loads of ideas for the next few weeks - thanks so much for your patience 🙂 I hope you enjoy this one and you better agree with me on everything I said… or else

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hey y'all, on todays episode I discuss how post-lockdown socialising has caused us to retract and become more recluse. How hard it is to make friends in your adulthood and ideas on how to reach out to new people. support my patreon if you enjoyed it :) or share it it would be a great help :) https://www.patreon.com/keelinmoncrieff

In todays episode I uncover the edifice of feminist discourse from hairy armpits to incels I hope you enjoy it :)

Hi everyone, I'd like to reiterate that this podcast is no way an attack at anyone who finds it hard to shop sustainably, it's more so a retort to the critique of sustainability as a whole and its general demonisation, which is taking us further and further away from a solution.  I'm aware my point of view is from a privileged stand point but I'm directing this critical analysis as a whole to the developed, consumer based world, not to a particular class or type of person. The blame should...

giving the best advice I can to the most f*cked up situations

On todays episode of the podcast I ramble on about communism, the problem with law of attraction and internalised shame. 

hope you enjoy my train of thought

here are our worst dating experiences and why we think we can't catch a honey 

The commonly used 'psycho ex' trope is often an escape route for the justification of irrational behaviour from a partner in a relationship or a breakup. Explaining both of our most confusing or lack of closure experiences in breakups, we dissect and discover how obscurity and sometimes insanity can derive from lack of love. 

tnx for listening:)