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Money2Byrne

Money2Byrne

By: David W Byrne
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 Money2Byrne is the Podcast that looks at the Lighter side of Business. A nice mixture of laughs, Business Facts you never knew, hot topics from the world of business and so much more. If you want a light hearted show that will make you feel relaxed and chilled and leave knowing something you did not know before this is the show for you. We also have Mini Money2Byrne Episodes Called Money2Byrne Pocket Change, it is a 5/10 minute version of the main show just enough to keep you company while you make a cup of tea.David W Byrne Economics Marketing Marketing & Sales
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  • Wrigley’s Chew to Icelandic View #77

    Wrigley’s Chew to Icelandic View #77
    May 15 2025

    In this jam-packed episode of Money2Byrne, we uncover bizarre facts, shine a spotlight on unsung heroes, and explore the wonderfully weird world of pop culture and real-life legends.


    What You Never Knew

    Did you know Wrigley’s didn’t start out selling chewing gum? We dig into the surprising business origin story of one of the world’s most iconic brands.


    No More Funny Business

    We head to Iceland for a truly unique business – the Icelandic Phallological Museum – home to the world’s largest collection of... well, you’ll have to listen to believe it.


    Well Done, old Chum

    A big shout-out to Phillip Byrne, who’s raising funds for A Lust for Life, a brilliant mental health charity making a real difference across Ireland.


    You Did What?!

    Yes, Christopher Walken really did that. We reveal an unexpected chapter in the legendary actor’s past that’s equal parts shocking and entertaining.


    None ofYour Business

    Meet the Aussie man who legally changed his name to something beyond ridiculous—proving the limits of bureaucracy are stranger than fiction.


    Subscribe now to Money2Byrne—a top 10% podcast globally—where business meets banter, and no story is too odd to explore.


    Tags: Wrigleys chewing gum history, Icelandic penis museum, Christopher Walken facts, weird name change Australia, A Lust for Life fundraiser, Money2Byrne podcast, top business podcast Ireland, funny business podcast, unusual museums, celebrity trivia, Irish podcasters,
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    51 mins
  • Money2Byrne Christmas Special 2024 #76

    Money2Byrne Christmas Special 2024 #76
    Dec 21 2024

    Money2Byrne The Podcast that looks at the Lighter Side of Business

    Tis the season for a Special Christmas Episode of Money2Byrne.

    We once again return to the cafe for some Mince Pies, cuppa Coffee and some holiday fun as we bring you 5 of your festive favourites.

    We have a What you never knew, in which we tell you about the quickest Christmas Carol ever written,

    We have a No more funny Business that’s rather quite Kinky, a None of your business jn which we look at a country that banned Christmas up until not too long ago, Name of Thrones will give you Another well known company and how it got its name, and our Hot Topic will look at Christmas traditions that are no longer in existence.

    So sit back relax and listen, to all Money2Byrne has to offer.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Vend Me Your Ears and I’ll sing you a Song! The Worlds strangest Vending Machines. #75

    Vend Me Your Ears and I’ll sing you a Song! The Worlds strangest Vending Machines. #75
    May 27 2024
    Welcome to another Pocket Change episode of Money2Byrne! In this quick and fascinating episode, we dive into the quirky world of vending machines. From the downright bizarre to the utterly innovative, we explore the strangest vending machines from around the globe. Whether you’re grabbing a snack or something far more unusual, these machines have it all! Key Points: Introduction to Vending Machines: Brief history and evolution of vending machines. How vending machines have adapted to modern demands and trends. The World's Strangest Vending Machines: Japan's Unusual Offerings: From fresh eggs to umbrellas and even canned bread. Live Crabs in China: Vending machines that dispense live crabs and how they maintain the perfect temperature. Gold to Go: Machines in Dubai that dispense gold bars and coins for the luxury shopper. Cupcake ATMs: Sprinkles' innovative approach to satisfying sweet cravings in the USA. Bike Parts and Repairs: The Netherlands' unique solution for cyclists on the go. Cultural Impact: How these vending machines reflect the culture and lifestyle of their locations. The growing trend of novelty and convenience in consumer behavior. Future of Vending Machines: Innovations on the horizon, including AI integration and sustainable options. The potential for vending machines to expand into new markets and services. Why Listen? Discover the weird and wonderful world of vending machines that go beyond snacks and soda. Perfect for those on the go who love quirky facts and innovative ideas. SEO Keywords: Strange vending machines Unusual vending machines around the world Innovative vending machines Vending machine trends Pocket change episodes Money2Byrne Bizarre vending machines Japan vending machines Live crab vending machines Gold bar vending machines Cupcake ATMs Call to Action: Love what you hear? Subscribe to Money2Byrne for more quick and intriguing episodes like this one. Don’t forget to leave a review and share this episode with friends who love quirky trivia and innovation! Connect with Us: Website: Money2Byrne Instagram: @Money2Byrne Twitter: @Money2Byrne Facebook: Money2Byrne Tune in now and let’s explore the strangest vending machines from around the world!
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    20 mins

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