Made In Dublin Podcast

Warren is a barber, business owner, educator and a sound c*nt. We speak about owning a business during Covid times. How his shop is more than just a barbers, it's an escapism where any open conversation that needs to be had can be had. This is my first time meeting Warren and I must say the conversation off camera was amazing. He's a great chap with a great story to tell but I believe he might be a bit “TOO MODEST” to tell it on air. Which speaks volumes of his character. The man seeks no praise nor does he need it.

Myself and Jay sit down for a chat with a man who goes by the name of 'Flat Earth Dave' and eats sleeps and breaths this Conspiracy. Ive not much to say other than keep an open mind before and after watching because we were not the people to be having this discussion with. Although Dave believes he's spreading truth to those who are still "asleep" and I believe his intentions are good at heart this is possibly all bullshit. I had not got the knowledge to dispute majority of the claims he made and would love to watch Dave debate experts. Do your own digging and remember to think critically. Enjoy. Give us feedback on YouTube and instagram.

This is for anyone who's ever suffered at the hands of abuse. I hope you take something from this episode

Professional Boxer Robert Burke joins the TOP cast this week to discuss how boxing has been a pillar in his life and without it his energy can turn to a more negative side. How being bullied on the streets in Coolock lead him into the sport and how it has taken him all around the world while making many new pals and comrades. We hope you enjoy it. If so share, follow, subscribe, comment and all that other shite that spreads it around.

This week I'm joined by Dwayne Edgar and Karl Taaffe. I had a really enjoyable chat with the two men behind the incredible Inner City Running Club. The two boys talk about the why, the what and the how of the running club. Some personal stories and Stories about the amazing charitable work they've done for homelessness in the inner city through bringing people together on a common ground to raise money and awareness whilst getting fitter and healthier. Check them out on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

This week I'm joined by Paul McKeon. Paul works at the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. He has been fighting tooth and nail for the inclusion of Socio Economic Status in the Irish equality legislation. With the ever growing gentrification in Dublin City, Paul is a voice for the working class. What this inclusion will mean in detail is explained in the podcast. But for a very simple summary it means anyone who has ever been discriminated against because of where you grew up, the accent you speak with etc. For example if you've ever been turned away from jobs, nightclubs, restaurants etc solely based on prejudice to your social background. You will now have rights to take action and stand up against this type of classism. This is a really great chat and I urge everyone to listen because you never know when you'll need this information. Don't forget to follow, subscribe, share and comment your thoughts. Extended version on YouTube or Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

This week on the Top Cast I'm joined by inner city Rapper “Panch”. We sat down to talk about the man behind the music. Growing up in inner city, taking ownership of our not so proud moments, The Irish Rap scene and much more. A great conversation.

This weeks episode is sponsored by JBPT and we have a great giveaway for one lucky listener. To be in with a chance of winning, simply listen to find out. Our guest this week was 21 year old Chloe from inner city Dublin. Chloe tells her story of when she was diagnosed with bulimia at 14 years old and the further effect it then had on her mental health. She speaks on What helped her to turn it around and the correlation between social media and rising self harm in teens today.

My very first guest of this series is my old man. We touch on growing up in the inner city back in the day in comparison to these days. Football, working life and every day struggles. We even got a song out of him at the end. We hope you enjoy and tune in next week for more. Also available on YouTube and Limor