Tangent Time is back with episode 6, and Niamh is not holding back — today she’s ripping into the Daily Mail’s “Irish Influencer Rich List” and calling it exactly what she thinks it is: a load of bollocks.

She gets into why publishing dodgy income estimates is so unfair in a cost-of-living crisis, how it puts a target on people’s backs, and why it just fuels more hate towards influencers.

Plus, the girls chat who actually should be on a real rich list, why the whole thing reeks of clickbait, and why Niamh is delighted she didn’t make the cut.

In episode 85, John Sweetman from GoLoud’s true crime podcast Lines of Enquiry joins Niamh in studio.

John talks about his unexpected path from art and animation (yes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) to 25 years in Garda forensic work.

They unpack what people don’t realise about investigations, why tiny mistakes can collapse a case, how true crime can shape public perception, and why staying respectful to victims always has to come first.

And in a turn of events, Niamh and John bond over the playstation of all things!

Season 3 of Lines of Enquiry is out now, and you can get it in the same place you get this podcast!

Episode 5 of Tangent Time is a full Electric Picnic debrief — the line-up, the internet outrage, and why no one is ever happy no matter who’s headlining.

Niamh breaks down why EP’s always been more than the music anyway (be so for real) and why Longitude is just not the vibe once you’re out of the teen TikTok trenches.

Plus: the real reason she might skip EP this year — going (nearly) sober, the pressure to drink in Ireland, and why festival camping is actually a form of torture. Should Unscripted do EP? Let us know!