The How Is He Podcast

How Is He Podcast | Ep. 102
This week Podge & Popa are going to do something completely left field, Building our own towns from scratch, no rules, no budget limits, just pure imagination. By the end of this episode, they will have each have created a place that people might actually want to live in… or avoid completely. Let’s find out.
Once the episode is out, check the poll on their Instagram, and you the listeners & viewers vote on which town is best. 
Once the winner is decided Podge & Pop will pick a voter from the winning side and the winner will get a free How Is He podcast jersey.

The Second Half: Presented by Podge & Popa (Bonus Episode 30) 
Co-Hosted by Denis Byrne (Guich) 
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How Is He Podcast | Ep. 101 
Today, joining Podge & Pop in studio, is a guest who has been involved with horses since the age of four, and who has built a career in the Irish Equestrian industry. She studied Business and Equestrian Studies at Gurteen Agricultural College and and later Public Relations and Communications at UCD. 
She began working with the Irish Horse Board in 2005, later becoming Assistant Breeding Manager with Horse Sport Ireland, and today serves as Operations Manager at the Irish Horse Board, helping promote Irish horses and equestrianism both in Ireland and around the world.

The Second Half: Presented by Podge & Popa (Bonus Episode 29)

How Is He Podcast | Ep. 100 
Joining Podge & Popa in Ampifi Studios today are two men who between them have pretty much kept the Irish comedy scene in business for the last twenty years. Eric Lalor and Willa White.
One is a master craftsman of stand-up — razor sharp, effortlessly funny, the kind of comic who can turn a chat about family life into a masterclass in crowd work. You’ve seen his writing and performances on Republic of Telly, Bridget & Eamon, and Irish Pictorial Weekly, and you’ll regularly find him tearing the roof off Vicar Street and The Laughter Lounge. 
The other is a powerhouse storyteller whose journey from chaos to comedy stages has made him one of the most compelling voices in Irish performance — selling out theatres, creating award-winning theatre with Brokentalkers, and bringing a raw honesty to everything he does. 
Also he recently completed a three-night run in The Ambassador Theatre a venue where Willa became the first ever comedian to hold a residency. 
Together, they host the chart-topping podcast You Must Be Jokin’, where the Dublin banter is mighty and the stories are even mightier.