Stall It with Darren and Joe

Eoin is back at the wheel this week and throwaway mention of his slow cooker sends the boys and the converstion spiralling into a juicy debate.
Joe has an unlikely encounter with a tiny Trump fan but the laughter comes to an end with a tense visit to the garage to get his car fixed. Things get heated!
He also has things to say to pubs charging you extra for you to pull your own pint which has them reminising on their shared early careers as loungeboys.
Fair warning: Darren refers to 'doing a dookie' a lot in this episode.
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Firstly our apologies for the lateness of the binus this week but it's all Joe's fault. That's what you get when you follow an A.I diet!
A listener's kindly offer to send on one of Darren's long lost movies sends the boys spiralling down a rabbit hole of video nasties from their youth, including a female Chucky Doll and a cross-over that never was.
With Lent underway they decide what they could do without and poor Amy's coffe habits catch some strays in the process.
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It's time for some post live show analysis and the behind the scenes revelations come thick and fast. Joe's Vicar St victory lap gets halted by a bouncer and all are in agreement that Darren's Ma stole the show.
The current hotel protests come up and we discover Darren's price to be a picket line scab (spoiler alert: It isn't much)
Barack Obama's recent comments on the existence of aliens sets Joe off and Te Monk makes a welcome return as a boxing coach.
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A bit later than usual this week so sincere apologies but better late than never as they get to back in some high praise from listeners at the live show last week. Even Glenn The Bus Driver seemed to enjoy it!
The touchy subject of baked beans rears it's suacy head and this time they're covered in Ballymaloe Relish.
Darren gets givben out to for smacking the microphone and they get to play Finglas Jumanji with Louis Walsh...kinda.
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It's a crowded studio this week with both Eoin AND Ed being roped in to wrangle a recording out of the boys. Not only that but there's a random young fella in the corner which prompts Darren and Joe to get nostalgiac about their own youth with stories of Man Utd banners and accusations of pen knife theft.
Joe has an absolutely disatrous run in with some 'dinosaurs' but cheers up when he gets to wax lyrical about his recent obsession with chess whilst Darren makes a shock confession about the serious lack of boardgames in his youth.
Two listener warnings though: There is a truthful discussion of Santa and the willie mugs make a reapprearance.

And don’t forget to join us for our live show at Vicar Street on February 12th. Tickets are on sale at Ticketmaster now – it's a special show, to be performed for one night only.

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