This weeks episode recorded hours before the Euro's final between Spain & England, where he might get the total of "Ive got to say's" from Ally McCoist!

Cultural differences between Dublin and London, Bono's apparition from God on a remote mountain in County Wicklow & and astronauts in Scunthorpe!

Michael this week talks about the infamous & mesmerising Jerry Sadowitz...

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This week Michael challenges his son Jamie on his controversial views on fig rolls. Jamie's recent trip to Germany supporting Scotland in the Euros. How moving statues of the virgin Mary impacted badly on his career and a new section where he discusses his favourite comedians starting this week with legendary geordie comedian Gavin Webster.

This week Micheal talks about why is it only stand up comedians that are heckled and not opera singers or Orchestra conductors? he also talks about how cheeky his son's Jamies views are on fig rolls!

In this weeks episode, Michael talks about Chubby Checker, the concluding part of his interview with Gavin Mitchell and the Origins of Riverdance

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This week Micheal chats to legendary stage and tv star and iconic barman Boaby also known as Gavin Mitchell who puts Micheal's impression of Humphrey Bogart to shame! and a friendship spanning 25 years. Micheal discusses the second time he met Dame Helen Mirren. And as always finishes up with a nice cocktail this weeks cocktail is a French Martini

In this weeks episode Michael talks about his epic 4 day trip from Dublin to Torremolinos using any form of transport instead of airplanes. Another encounter with Eamon the butcher and some interesting phobias!

In this episode Micheal talks about his thoughts on his new found fame in Baden-Württemberg, ageing, Okinawans and playing a brilliant prank on Piers Morgan! His first ever stand up comedy gig in London in the 1980's and his ever present cocktail of the week.

In this weeks episode Michael talks about leaving Dublin to go to London in 1987 to try his luck on London's comedy circuit and how this led to a disastrous audition for the role of Joey the Lips in the 1990's cult movie called the Commitments set in Dublin.