Get Folked

The legacy of Jamie Oliver and how his works have influenced the contents of Ed’s “Library” are briefly mentioned this week, as is the trauma of being scammed by a planetarium while simultaneously depressed by the modern day over fishing of the Earth’s oceans.
In other news, Andy’s vest makes it’s first appearance of 2026 as he stews in what can only be described as one of Berlin’s “community soups” in an attempt to combat the city’s swealtering temperature.
And Ed’s love of Dublin is growing along with his tolerance for Guinness and his knowledge of ancient ceremonies of dynastic fealty. Perhaps all three are related. You, dear listener, may be the judge.
It’s The Get Folked Podcast.


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Ed and Andy channel their inner Joe Duffy this week (that’s an Irish radio reference for all you international listeners) and they just kind-of give out about things.
Hey! Maybe they’re giving out about something you also like to give out about and you want to shout out “Yeah!” to yourself in the car on the way to work, or while lying in bed at night next to your soulmate after some passionate love-making.
If that’s the case, it’s probably in the best interests of your mental health to just tune in and catch your weekly dose of cathartic chatter.
It’s The Get Folked Podcast.


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This week’s episode is kind of special for two reasons:
* It’s two days late. Wow! (and sorry)
* It’s dedicated to Ed’s experiences at last weekend’s Beyond the Pale music festival.
That’s right everyone, for once Ed has brought the musical goods to an episode of The Get Folked Podcast, albeit in a slightly drunken way.
Enjoy.


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If you’re the type of person who is looking for ideas, titles, and/or themes for your next adult movie project, then you could do worse than listen to this week’s episode of The Get Folked Podcast.
If you are the type of person who has many unimportant questions about pike, but do not really care about the accuracy of the answers to those questions, then you could do worse than listen to this week’s episode of The Get Folked Podcast.
And if you’re the type of person who likes to listen to someone confidently speak incorrectly at length about European history, only to fact-check himself and find out that he was spectacularly wrong, but still somehow is not embarrassed enough about it all, then you could do worse than listen to this week’s episode of The Get Folked Podcast.
Basically, there’s something for everyone in this week’s episode of The Get Folked Podcast. We even speak a bit about music (mainly ABBA).


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This week’s episode of The Get Folked Podcast presents a case study on the subject of: Just because you can make an analogy, doesn’t mean that you should make an analogy.
And, as an added bonus, we would also like to take this opportunity to direct your attention to a Podcast called “Dating, Laughter, and Disasters” by Lulu Johnson, which is referenced and recommended by Ed this week (albeit without permission to do so) and whose latest episode can be found by following any of the URLs below.
Enjoy.

* Dating, Laughter, & Disasters Spotify URL: https://open.spotify.com/show/2UxzWQsuvozSx3lVAZLKpD?si=4fff95c3440e4f43
* Dating, Laughter, & Disasters Apple URL: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/dating-laughter-disasters/id1711177256
* Dating, Laughter, & Disasters Youtube URL: www.youtube.com/@datinginberlin


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