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Our guest for this episode is the brilliant Jane Casey who is sharing some of the weird and wonderful tidbits that make Ireland such an interesting place.

From secret tombs to origin stories and much more, Jane has been shedding light on some of Dublin and Ireland's lesser known history. You can follow Jane on Instagram and Tik Tok by searching for @janecasey.ie

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On this week's episode...

🖥️ What did you want to be when you grew up?

🍑💨 Roland the Farter and the world of professional flatulists

🏆 United win the FA Cup

🤦‍♂️ Leinster comes up shy, again.

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The man of a million voices, comedian, and podcaster Al Foran is back on WTSpod.

Al joined us to talk about what he's been up to lately and, as it is FA Cup Final weekend, we talk about Manchester United Football Club and the Erik Ten Hag saga.

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This week the lads catch up on life and what's going on with Bruce Springsteen, The Dublin Portal and why we can't have nice things, the urge to procrastinate, and lots more besides.

This week we're joined by Susan Dennehy – an award-winning documentary maker and radio producer.

Her latest radio documentary Last One on the Train is a 6-part series (airing on RTÉ Radio One and available online) that brings a personal perspective to life for physically disabled people in Ireland. Episode five of the series features our very own Graham Merrigan.

Susan chats to us about making the series, the people behind the stories, and how her daughter Grace drives her to bring these stories to life.

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This week we're joined by author Richy Craven who recently released his first book – Spirit Level.

Spirit Level tells the story of a directionless 20-something-year-old named Danny Hook who, after his best friend dies in a drunk driving accident, discovers he can see ghosts... but only when pissed.

We chat with Richy about the book, how it came together, and what might happen next.

This week we're all about movies and TV as Movies Editor with Entertainment.ie Brian Lloyd joins us for a chat.

We chat about big-screen and small-screen favourites, cast a critical eye toward the Oscars, and ask why do they reboot movies that were never any good in the first place?

This week we're joined by Irish Paralympian Kerrie Leonard.

Kerrie represented Ireland at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics which, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, were held in 2021. Kerrie tells us about her experience in those historic, pandemic games and what it was like for athletes at the events.

Kerrie tells us what brought her to Archery and how it helped her with mental health struggles while studying at college. Having never really intended to go to the pinnacle of para-sports, she narrowly missed out on qualifying for Rio 2016 but that left her ready and poised to take on Tokyo.

With the Paris games on the horizon, we discuss qualification hopes for this year's games. And, away from archery and competing in World Championships and Paralympics, we talk a little about her other passions including being a keen horse breeder and racing fan.