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Eric and Willa go solo on our final episode of 2024! The lads chat about their Christmas memories, some good, some bad, some happy and some sad. They debate what the best Christmas song is and they reflect on the year gone by. To all of our listeners over the course of the year, thank you so much for being a part of a show, and we will see you in the new year. Have a cracking Christmas and a wonderful New Year.
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Our guest this week is the wonderful senator Lynn Ruane. In this episode, we chat through the job of the members of the Seanaid, and how that differs to the government, we talk about the need for fairer treatment for working-class people and we discuss the importance of building communities in Ireland.
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Our guest this week is absolutely delicious. You could eat him all up. He's fought the good fight to bring back the mars delight, he goes toe-to-toe with Americans over Irish Chinese food and he also has a brilliant singing voice. It's the wonderful Garron Noone.
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Our guest this week is a very special one. Pat Kavanagh was the Chief Officer of Mountjoy prison for decades - and played a big part in Willa's life. In this episode, they talk about his life working in the prison, the funny, the sadness and the madness that came with it.
There are some parts of this episode that some people might find upsetting - we would also advise not to listen to it with the kiddos in the car.
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Our guest this week is the wonderful Carol Byrne! Carol is a fashion queen and she's here to teach Eric and Willa all about how to dress to impress, why she likes Irish men's fashion and the magic of penneys.
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Eric and Willa are joined this week by the fella from the band that shut down the world for a few years. Who? Your man from the Coronas. Mary Black's son? Yeah! The wonderful, talented, and all round gent. Mr Danny O'Reilly is in the You Must be Jokin' studio.
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We're back! Can you believe they gave us another season? And it's kicking off to an absolute flier. We have the one, the only, the legend Tommy Tiernan in studio with Willa and Eric. The lads chat everything from Irish comedy, Trump's election, Michael D Higgins, the North and everything in between. Strap in for season two, muuuuuccchhhhh?
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Our guest this week needs no introduction, well he does, but he usually does the announcing! It's the brilliant Fred Cooke.
This episode is the last of our first season. We'll be taking a break for a few weeks before coming back with a bigger and better season two, with some brilliant guests already lined up.
Thank you so much for listening to our show so far, stay tuned for season 2!
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YOU MUST BE JOKIN LIVE SHOW: Lads, it's finally happening... we're doing a live show! Willa White and Eric Lalor will sit down at the Laughter Lounge with some special guests to find out what their story is, have a bit of craic and delve deep into the shenanigans of life!
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Our guest this week is Irish comedy royalty, Mr Neil Delamere. The lads chat about their various fitness regimes, training for a triathlon, the time Neil and Willa almost ended up in a scrap in Skerries and why You Must be Jokin should take on the ploughing next year.
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The first episode as an AWARD WINNING podcast is back in studio with a good friend of ours, comedian Danny O'Brien. Danny chats to us about his secret mission inside Rangers' stand at the Scottish Cup final, the buzz of climbing one of the world's tallest mountains and how hard it is to be sober in Ireland.
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Eric and Willa are joined in the You Must be Jokin' by a special guest this week. The wonderful, brilliant, hilarious Oliver Callan. Oliver is a legend of the Irish radio scene, a brilliant impressionist and the lucky duck that had to follow Ryan Tubridy in RTÉ. The lads chat about Oliver's life in radio, the RTÉ scandal and they invent a new radio show.
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Eric and Willa are back together for a solo episode of the podcast as they chat Oasis, 90's music and Willa finding an old prison album he made while shopping in a charity shop in Rush.
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We're back to regular scheduling this week after our gallivanting in Electric Picnic and we've got a whopper guest in studio. The legend that is Joe McGucken joins Eric and Willa in studio to chat about his northside sketches, free gaff, Barry Keoghan and why Finglas makes the best curry sauce.
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Us? Live at Electric Picnic? You Must be Jokin'! This week's podcast comes live from Electric Picnic with the wonderful Maisie Adam.
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**ANNOUNCEMENT** We will be performing our live podcast at Electric Picnic this weekend. Join us at the Mindfield Tent at 6:40pm on Saturday!!
On this week's episode, with Willa taking a little holiday, we swapped him out for none other than Joe Irish Dowlin! Joe chats with Eric about their takeover of Boston over the past few weeks, his worst gig and why Dubs do the best comedy. And it's Electric Picnic this week, so the lads chat about their favourite memories of the festival.
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Disclaimer: This episode contains conversations around addiction, sexual abuse and trauma. If you find these topics triggering, please take care while listening.
Our guest this week is multi-award winning author Katriona O'Sullivan. Katriona's book 'Poor' has spent a bazillion weeks at number one, and for good reason, it's phenomenal. The lads chat to Katriona about the poorest people in society, addiction and how the power of human kindness can change someone's life.
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