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In this episode, we're joined by Sandra and Lisa Kelleher. Sandra and Lisa are sisters who have founded and are running Shannon's Hopeline, a mental health charity which aims to support and educate young people on mental health.
We talk about the inspiration behind founding the charity, what they've learned about themselves since setting up Shannon's Hopeline, and their hopes for the future.
This episode deals with mental health and suicidal ideation. If you are suffering with your mental health, please don't hesitate to reach out to Shannon's Hopeline. To contact them, call them on 014549256.
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In this episode, we're joined by professional football player Jemma Quinn. From the streets of Darndale to playing Champions League football, Jemma tells us her extraordinary story of her leaving football behind at a young age, her struggles with her identity and addiction, her return to football and signing for Shels.
This episode is the full package, with a lot of laughs, a moment of seriousness and key lessons to take from this episode among the many things that you will hear from this episode.
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Irish kickboxer Peter Carr makes his second appearance on the podcast, where he bares his soul and gets a lot of things off his chest. Peter opens up to us in-depth about his weed addiction and how it ruined his life and destroyed his relationships with his loved ones, and how he's trying to rebuild himself and reconcile with the people he cares about.
This is by far the most open, honest and heartbreaking episode we've ever done on this podcast so far, and we laud Peter for not being afraid to show his vulnerabilities.
Some listeners may find this episode distressing, as topics include addiction, mental health and suicidal ideation. We hope yous find this episode educational, as Peter highlights the dark side of smoking joints, which has often been glorified by society and the mainstream media. We also hope this episode wakes people up and make them realise that sessoning and taking drugs isn't fun and games as people are making it out to be. You're not cool or hard smoking joints or sniffing patsy on the weekends. It's one of the worst things you can do to yourself, and it'll leave you in a deep, dark hole that you'll struggle to get out of. We hope Peter's story helps you come to this realisation, and if it can help one person, then that's enough for us.
We normally don't do this, but please share this episode around to as many people as possible. The topics that we've discussed in this episode are very serious and need to be addressed and taken seriously, so any shares, words of ear, any way to spread this episode to more people would be greatly appreciated by us.
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Adam Mulreany is a personal trainer, and he joins us for this episode. The majority of our chat for this episode was based on fitness and debating the good cop-bad cop dichotomy when it comes to dealing with clients.
We also chat to Adam about his experience with homelessness and living in a hostel, which was very eye-opening for us and we're sure it'll be the same for you.
This episode was organised last-minute, so we would like to thank Adam for agreeing to come talk to us on such short notice.
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Adam and Lee Molloy are twin brothers from Clondalkin who have recently launched their self-improvement book, Better Than Before. The release of the book have set them up for a meteoric rise, with various huge opportunities coming their way in the last few months.
We've talked about how they adapted to becoming well-known as a result of the popularity of their book, mental health and finding an outlet to channel our negative emotions into something positive, meeting the President of Ireland and a bit of football of course!
Big thanks to the boys for giving us their book, we genuinely appreciate this gift, and we wish yous all the best in your future endeavours!
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In this episode, we're joined by Irish professional kickboxer, Peter Carr. Peter is fresh from competing in the European Games, in which he told us a story of his fight there. Overall, this episode was simply a yap between 3 youngfellas where we discussed topics such as fighting, friendship, dealing with internet trolls and more.
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This episode we're joined by another up-and-coming Dublin DJ, Conor Gorman. This episode is exactly what you'd expect from a Full Time Podcast episode: a cracker of an episode with loads of tangents in between and topics such as evil bouncers, VAR and how the word 'bird' is actually an endearing term to girls being discussed.
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Ger Redmond has a fascinating story. His story is one of promise, tragedy and redemption. He joins us for this episode to chat about changing multiple generations and not just his own, ownership and taking responsibility, Coolock Running Club, and Ger also shares a mad story about a time when he took Ayahuasca and how it affected him.
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Sam Byers is the host of the Pear Pod, and he joins us for this episode. We chat about the Development 15 squad that he was a part of, the Marcus Sweeney episode and the reason why it was taken down, Irish fans and more!
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Dublin rapper Natch D1 joins us for this episode. We touch on topics such as grief, mental health, our interactions with the Gardaí and Natch's music.
Natch D1 will be performing in the Soundhouse on the 8th of September, alongside a stacked lineup featuring some of Ireland's up-and-coming hip hop artists. If you're interested in heading down and want to give the boys some support, then use the link provided below to buy yourself a ticket:
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In this episode, we've had the pleasure to chat with Keith Treacy. Keith was a professional football player who played in the Premier League for Blackburn Rovers, along with a wealth of experience in the Championship, playing for clubs such as Burnley and Preston, among others. Keith had also represented Ireland, with 6 caps under his belt.
We chat with Keith about his career, his battles with alcoholism, mental health and other addictions he's faced throughout his life, and how he overcame them and is currently thriving.
We hope this episode serves as some sort of inspiration to anyone who's currently going through difficulties in life, whether it be mental health problems or substance abuse. If Keith's story can help one person, then that's a job well done for us.
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In this episode, we're joined by Al Mangan, a young DJ on the rise in the Dublin house scene. We chat about football, Al's relationships with other DJ's, funny festival stories and there are very serious topics discussed in this episode as well.
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In this episode, I'm joined by the new co-host of the podcast. We ramble on about some of our ideas for the podcast, the negativity of social media, OnlyFans and more!
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In this episode, I'm joined by Arezu Tabarsi, better known as Top Notch. Myself and Arezu have a chat about her past, Mark Zuckerberg being a creep, I go on a a rant about my last night out, I share some updates regarding the podcast and Arezu shares an exclusive left-field announcement to the podcast!
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In this episode, I’m joined by the head coach of Team Ryano and me old MMA coach, Andy Ryan. Meself and Andy have a yap about his gym, Irish MMA, Ironmans and more!
Thank you for taking the time to come out Andy it was nice seeing ye again. This will be the last episode of the Full Time Podcast as I’ll be making a new project that’ll hopefully be better than this. Thank you al for the ride and we hope to see yiz on The Outstraight Podcast, coming very soon! -
In this episode, I’m joined by comedian Fabu D, also known as the Black Paddy. Meself and Fabu have a yap about his health, dating, his 10 year driving ban, his prospective boxing match with Dongo Productions and more!
I wanna thank the man himself for taking the time to come over and have a chat with me, I appreciate what you’ve done. I also wanna thank The Podcast Studios for welcoming us and allowing us to record in their studio and use their equipment. This is the first of many episodes recorded in this studio and I’m buzzing to get back there and record more episodes in the studio! -
This week I’m joined by Alex O’Brien, the host of the Any Other Business Podcast. We chat about podcasting, Andrew Tate, Oasis, Breaking Bad and more!
Niceone for accepting our invite Alex it’s been a pleasure chatting witche and learning stuff from ye and how ye approach yer podcast. We wish ye all the best with yer podcast going forward. This is a very insightful and educational episode for any aspiring podcasters and we hope that Alex’s and me own advice would be any use for yiz! -
This week I’m joined by content creator Huncho Edwards. We chat absolute waffle about a whole load of topics such as North Korea, drugs, places where you’d knock a bird’s hips off and more!
Niceone for coming on the podcast Conor, I appreciate ye taking the time to have a yap with me. This episode is completely different compared to previous episodes we’ve done with guests, as we ditched the ”interview” style episodes and just went on tangents Joe Rogan style. -
This week I’m joined by Chris Connolly. Chris is a personal trainer and a mental health advocate who uses his TikTok page to help people who are going through addiction and mental health difficulties, like he had experienced in the past. Chris chats to me about his upbringing in the Fatima Mansions, using alcohol and drugs to cope with his lingering demons, his experience with drug-induced psychosis and how a psychotic episode led him to the streets of London, recovery and more.
As I have mentioned in this episode, everybody loves a rags to riches story, but there is nun better than a comeback story. We hope that listening to Chris and his story on how he was at rock bottom and completely turned his life around for the better can inspire anyone who are currently going through what Chris had gone through and seek the help that they need and deserve. -
This week it’s the 2 of us again and we both go on passionate rants this episode. We talk about United getting humbled 7-0, the Match of the Day debacle, the Last of Us and how Hollywood are ruining what we already know from our childhoods to fuel their political agendas.
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