HeyJaredInto Your Head - Low Bitrate Edition
Low Bitrate Edition for the bandwidth impaired. Neal O’Carroll spins hilarious offbeat humour monologues fueled by untethered imagination, generic energy drinks and a uniquely absurd twist on Irish wit and dry humour in this unique stream of consciousness sit down comedy…
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Show 894: Sundae Incident Boston October 1989 You Know Who You Are (opens the original)
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Neal looks at how to count half siblings, unobtrusively clearing your throat, why huskies think they’re Superman, Michael Keaton, Birdman (2014), a sundae-related childhood incident, movie physics, the trouble with vigilantes in bat costumes, the case for deep fried bat wings, what’s a normal disease for a dog, skull acoustics, rabies, scabies, Mad Cow Disease, Data’s cat, the trouble with doorbell apps, 2026 wasp season, so-called frozen yoghurt, texts on tv, what insects make, an unspoken trut
Show 893: Something Innocuous in the Sitcom Credits (opens the original)
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Neal recounts his latest tongue injury and what it means for this episode, questions the wisdom of waking Maggie up with a song, imagines what it’s like to lose at boxing and wrestling, rethinks a childhood pastime of squashing people like bugs, explains why learning to count never ends, wonders about single camera sitcoms and boxing matches, uncovers a hare and tortoise battery conundrum, considers portable tunnels for explorers and discusses the slow boiled frog metaphor, the bottle deposits w
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