HeyJaredWet Cold Irish Summer
Mark, Ross, and Thomas explore local tourism in Ireland (as long as they can reach it in Mark's car)
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36. University College Cork: 'Actual Echo Chamber' (opens the original)
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Alma matters. Ross takes the boys on a tour of his old stomping grounds at UCC. It's a trip back in time both physically and psychologically, threatening to unravel Ross' psyche in a kind of sick butterfly effect paradox. We should never have come here. It's not natural.
35. Cork’s 9/11 Connection: ‘There’s a Plane Upstairs’ (opens the original)
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Recorded at the Elysian in Cork. Why are there so many 9/11 jokes when 9/11 was sad? We have figured it out. Let's (hot chicken fillet) roll. PLUS: Discussion of Charlie Kirk, who is reportedly critically injured.
34. The Circus: 'Does the Caged Motorbike Rev?' (opens the original)
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A man juggles, a motorbike crashes, and a lady goes on fire - and four more clowns enter the ring as the boys (and Nicola) go to Circus Extreme in Cork. - PLUS: A fear of clowns, Stamptown chat, and one of the boys is bisexual this week.
33. Edinburgh Fringe Festival: 'I've Eaten Greggs Every Day' (feat. @seanodx) (opens the original)
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With reports from Mike Rice, Shane Daniel Byrne, Síomha McQuinn, and Roger O’Sullivan from the Fringe frontlines. - This week the boys are joined by Cork TikTok STAR Jack Daly (@seanodx) to chat all things Edinburgh - from heartwrenching plays and chaotic midnight gigs, to end-of-fest exhaustion and comedy quitters.
32. The Eclipse: 'Luna & Bear Were F*cking' (opens the original)
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This week the boys park up at another of Cork's prime dogging spots and examine the personal and spiritual significance of the eclipse. PLUS: Recent controvonews, religious sleepovers, and more on Epstein's island. Reach us at instagram.com/wetcoldpod or wetcoldirishsummer@gmail.com
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