AND THAT'S WHY WE'RE NOT TOGETHER

Mia Döring joins us for a powerful and honest conversation about the reality of the sex trade, trauma, and recovery. Mia’s story is also told in her book Any Girl, where she explores her experiences and the wider reality of the sex trade in more depth.

She shares her experiences, what people often misunderstand, and how those experiences shaped the work she now does as a psychotherapist supporting others.
This is a thoughtful discussion about difficult topics — and why they matter.
In this episode:
The reality of the sex trade
What people don’t see or understand
Trauma and its long-term impact
Recovery, healing, and rebuilding
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We turned David into a drinking game… and it got out of hand.
It’s St. Patrick’s Day, so things get properly chaotic.
In this episode:
A viewer creates a drinking game based on David’s habits (this is dangerous)
We uncover the real reason behind his hatred of the Abbey Theatre
We ask the important question… is Daniel O’Donnell actually Irish Elvis?
And get into the strange, funny, and slightly ridiculous lore of St. Patrick’s Day
This one is messy, unpredictable, and very Irish.
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Brian Gallagher joins us this week to talk about big beards, public speaking coaches, and the brutal reality of dying on stage.

Is Brian Gallagher a public speaking genius… or a complete fraud?

We get into the world of motivational speaking, the psychology of confidence, and why so many “experts” might not be what they claim to be. Brian also shares the painful truth about what it’s like when a comedy set completely falls apart — and how performers survive those moments.

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Stanela Khalil joins us this week and things get personal.
We talk about David getting officially dad-zoned, the rise of unbearable tech bros, growing up in Lebanon, and what it’s actually like doing comedy in the Middle East.
Stanela opens up about her childhood, cultural differences, and how comedy lands in places people don’t always expect it to.
As always, things spiral.
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