Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

Five young men dead after a stolen car crash on the M9… and suddenly everyone’s asking the same question: is TikTok helping fuel “joyriding” for likes, fame and that dopamine rush?

Adrian and Jeremy go head-to-head over whether social media platforms are simply hosting content… or are they complicit, enabling dangerous behaviour by letting these videos stay up.

With live callers sharing everything from a car being recovered thanks to TikTok and Snapchat, to a former Facebook content moderator lifting the lid on what actually gets taken down.

And then a message that stops the show: a mum admits her 18-year-old son is still out in stolen cars… and she blames TikTok.

Was banning smacking in Ireland a massive mistake… or a sign we finally grew up as a society?

Michael kicks off a full-on row by claiming “since they got rid of slapping kids, society has gone down the toilet” and that today’s teens have zero respect because there’s no fear anymore.

From parents saying “a slap put manners on me” to others calling it straight-up abuse, Adrian and Jeremy get dragged into a chaotic, shouting match with callers Lisa, Natasha, Joanne, Chloe and more.

It’s the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode… which basically means Adrian and Jeremy sitting in the studio talking the greatest load of shite before the proper show kicks off.

From the random discovery that you can’t get a beef burger in McDonald’s India, to the age-old question of what you call two grannies (and why “nana” is apparently controversial), the lads bounce from topic to topic at warp speed.

Plus: a full-blown row over blowing your nose into a cloth napkin in a restaurant, the weirdest place people listen to the podcast… and Jeremy’s confession that he brushed his teeth with hair removal cream while half asleep.

"My son was born male and is now transitioning to female... My husband won't accept it so i no longer want him around".... On this episode of Opinions Matter, we hear from a mother who has accepted her trans child... but her husband won't

After the M9 “joyriding” tragedy, a Cork politician says anyone caught driving the wrong way up a motorway should face attempted murder charges.
Caller Francis (who lost her daughter on the the M50 in an horrific crash) came on air and gave a powerful statment on the "Lucky Dip" joyriding gang