It'd be a horse of a podcast, if it could shite walking. Brought to you by comedians Tom O'Mahony and Gerry McBride.
Well now, you didn't think the lads would let the festive season pass without a Christmas episode, did you?Join Messrs O'Mahony & McBride for a yuletide jaunt around the world to see what traditions other countries celebrate, covering everything from Colonel Sanders to pooping timber. If you're not in a jolly mood before you listen, you will be after!
Ho Ho holy shit! The boys are back with a festive special where they examine their ghosts of Christmas past, present and future… expect intoxication, innovation and everything inbetween!Don't forget to subscribe, comment and share.
Season 6 ends with a beginning… you've heard the lads talk (at length!) about their worst gigs ever, but now they take you through their first gigs ever! Hear everything you ever wanted to know about getting started in stand-up comedy and a whole lot more!
On this week's bonus episode we are joined by actor, comedian and more importantly Cavan man Kevin McGahern, who not only treats us to 3 tales of woe but teaches us that you should always trust a fireman in his 'Worst gig Ever'
Tom & Gerry have been to some fairly outlaw funfairs in their time, but nothing compares to the madness that was Action Park in New Jersey, which entertained/ terrorised kids throughout the 80s. Learn about the deadliest (and we do mean deadliest) theme park to ever exist in this weeks episode!
Legendary Laughter Lounge host Gar Murran gives us some of his hairiest gigs from yester-year that still keep him up at night in his 'Worst Gig Ever'
The name's Show… Tom & Gerry Show! With No Time To Die now out, there's no time like the present for the lads to give their opinion on the entire Bond franchise! The highs! The lows! The oaring in of a Fred Dibnah cameo! This episode has it all!
Star of stage and screen George McMahon joins us to relive (possibly for therapeutic reasons) his worst gig(s) ever.
Who put the Stanley in Stanley knife? Who's the Allen in Allen keys? Find out all this and more as Tom & Gerry take a deep dive into the people behind the household names found in your tool shed!
Joining us this week in the king of conspiracies, Gordo Rochford of Those Conspiracy Guys podcast to bring us some nightmare gigs from his days on the comedy circuit.Follow Gordo here: https://taplink.cc/thoseconspiracyguys
Country music legend Dolly Parton is often referred to as a living saint… but going by the guidelines laid out by the Catholic Church, does she actually qualify? The lads investigate in this week's episode which combines two of their favourite things; country music and Catholic guilt!Don't forget to subscribe, share and review 5*
Joining us this week is 2FM DJ, author and icon (and seriously sound skin) Ciara King to relive some of those weird and dark days in her 'Worst gig Ever'
What're you having? From our own poitín to the moonshine of the Appalachian mountains, there's homegrown hooch all over the world! Join Tom & Gerry as they take a look at some of the ways people have gotten drunk when there was no drink available, and the dangers involved with making up a batch of homebrew. Strong stomachs needed!
Joining us this week is World Champion Street Performer, magician, comedian and down right lovely fella Jack Wise to regal us with a story or two of his 'Worst Gigs Ever'
Building a house is possibly one of the most stressful things anyone will ever do… especially if your builder is out to bluff and bamboozle you every step of the way. Get ahead of this guff with Tom & Gerry this week, as the lads take you through the building process from a green field site to a fully constructed house!
Think of the horror of the next morning after the absinth-fueled-night-before when you went bananas on stage in front of full house. Got that thought? Good because that's just sniff of the tales we were treated to by rock band Hamsandwich's duo Niamh and Podge in their Worst Gig Ever.
What would your last meal on Death Row be? Join Tom & Gerry as they take a look at some of the more unusual requests from condemned inmates over the years, and work out what they'd like as their last big feed before their date with ol' sparky!
Mike Sheridan is a broadcaster, producer, and journalist with vast experience in the Irish media industry. Mike also has a couple of deliciously brutal gigs he was delighted to share with us in his 'Worst Gig Ever'
Having reached incredible heights with Fred in part 1 (in more ways than one!), the lads get stuck into the Bolton steeplejack's later life, his triumphs, his losses, his steam engines and yes; a hell of a lot of falling chimneys!
Joining us this week is editor with the Observer and Irish times and author, Séamas O'Reilly. Séamas shares with Tom and Gerry a ketamine-fueled story of "presidential" proportions in his Worst Gig Ever.Séamas' book: https://geni.us/DidYeHearMammyDied
The legend of steeplejack Fred Dibnah lives on in the season 6 premiere of the Tom & Gerry Show! The lad's discuss Fred's upbringing in the towering industrial landscape of his native Bolton, and his rise to iconic status as one of Britain's best-known, most beloved historians. If you're afraid of heights, you may want to hold on to your flat cap for this one!Share/Rate/Review gang!
Joining us this week is producer, director, musician and Late Late Show House Band mainstay Jim Sheridan. Jim is an absolute bounty of not only talent but very funny stories. Jim regals us with his tale of his happenstance (arm-chancing) entry into music and of course THAT night Russell Crowe took to the mic and joined them live on air.
You just can't kill a bad thing. And that vein, Tom and Gerry are back.On this episode we're explaining the vast intricacies of this latest season and how they differ vastly from previous ones. In other words we completely changed tack and want to give ye something a bit different to to what any other podcasts out there are doing. I'm not joking when I tell you, this season's gonna be a belter.
Joining us this week is broadcaster, journalist, trutharian, philanthropist, landlord, property developer, champion of the people and deputy-subeditor-in-chief of Waterford Whispers News.
Joining us this week to squeak our teeth with a couple of stomach-churning gig stories is our American friend, IGT star and comedian Jim Elliott. (You'll know Jim's American by Gerry's pitch-perfect impression of him)
We've all been there. You think it's a good idea to take a charity gig, you put on your best wig, heels and make-up, hit the stage and low and behold it descends into living hell.Declan Buckley aka Shirley Temple Bar joins us this week with just such a story. Hang on to your garters, this one's a doozy.
Joining us this week is one of Limerick's finest and a man who has done it all (including some horrendous shows). The mighty Karl Spain regals us with not one but two hellish gigs in his 'Worst Gig Ever'
It was the trifecta that was destined to assemble. Monaghan's 'other' favourite son Marty Mone joins us to relive some of the insanity that goes on with not only gig-life but heavy-haulage life too.Keep an eye out for Marty's new single: https://www.martymonemusic.com/music
This week we're joined by fellow soldier or the road, our mate comedian Emma Doran for a story of teeth-grinding proportions in her 'Worst Gig Ever'
Joining us this week is Today FM presenter Paula MacSweeney with a story of awkward cringiness that may mean Paula can never return to Galway.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
In this the concluding episode of Season 5 our dos amigos lay siege on wanky-snacks, take an air of smugness at automotive-nerdiness and deck the halls with cans of Budweiser.
Irish comedian, actor and writer Brona C. Titley scares us to behind the sofa with her guide of how to make a shambles out of an audition in her 'Worst Gig Ever'Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)Follow Brona: https://twitter.com/bronactitley
In the unchartered waters of a seventh episode in a season the boys take aim at the uncoolness of some vehicular endeavors, they plead the case of some social media maestros and get shaken and a bit stirred in the Czech Republic.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
This week we white-knuckle through a 24hr French roller-coaster ride with former Ireland rugby player, the tremendous Bernard Jackman. Bernard's 'Worst Gig Ever' is from his time as coach of Top 14 side Grenoble and a day that will be etched in his (and now ours) mind for eternity.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
This week the 2 hombres mosey into a lithium-fueled rage, cosy up to some precipitation and share a cold sweat when getting up close and personal with a trench.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Radio-royalty joins us this week in the form of the legendary Rick O'Shea. Rick regals us with a soul-destroying story from the depths of Bray.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
This week the dynamic-duo have enough of these soppy-bollixes, are on shaky ground when H&S is mentioned and became visually impaired in the Chianti Valley (while all the time fearing the wrath of the Triads).Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Joining us this week to recount some horrific gig-stories is the pride of Lurgan, star of The Blame Game and possibly Northern Ireland's only known ninja-master, comedian Micky Bartlett.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
This week our caped duo relive some decorating nightmares, pull back the cloak of gruff construction nous to reveal a softer more creative side and also get themselves into a bit of a pissed-off bovine-themed predicament.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Senator Lynn Boylan joins us this week for a brilliantly brutal story involving Kerry, an eagle and a Healy-Rae.
This week the lads take on the influx of unnecessary Americanisms in Ireland, get "Real" with a guilty pleasure and go on a session full of Fear And Loathing.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Regaling us this week is Blizzards front man, judge on The Voice Of Ireland and former Westmeath footballer, Niall ' Bressie' Breslin.Bressie zoomed in to tell us about his worst gig ever and merciful hour, it's a good one.
This week the two lads get cranky towards boloxology in the tv world, pay respect to the murderous predator living in your house and relive the poisonous days of Monaghan-moonshine at a teenage disco.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Comedian and actor Deirdre O'Kane joins us as our first ever guest to relieve some of her worst gigs ever.
After resting our humungous brains for only a matter of mere weeks we're back with more cerebral gold. Ahem....kiddin of course. As old-skool hip-hop aficionados we rant about the current crop while marinating our crusty feet and extrapolate a new segment that involves some questionable bananas.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
As a nice Easter bonus we rummaged into the Buckshot Podcast archives and dug out that one where Tom and Gerry dissect the cult classic song "Hit The Diff" by the masterful Marty Mone. (There may or may not be a return to podcasting for the boys so savour this one deep).Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Well, that infamous lady with the concerning BMI number is singing for Season Four but just like Argentina in that other famous song, don't cry for Tom & Gerry because this episode's an absolute belter. With tales of seriously dodgy purchases, performing to 'The Gawking Dead' and medicinal sun-bedding you're in for a treat that you didn't know you deserved.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
This episode is so long we needed planning permission to get it through but good Lord is it a good one. This week we learn about Gerry's gritted determination in a run-in with some motorway-critters, the absolute doses recipe-writers can be when they have too much time on their hands and blood-curdling incident with an ear.Please like, subscribe and share responsibly.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
WARNING: If you have an allergy to awesome podcasts, switch off now. The boys stumble into a Fairy-Fort, wage war on a child's doll, see the (not so) funny side to Police Academy and learn about Ireland's answer to TURBO-LAXPlease like, subscribe and share responsibly.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
Its that time of the week again. Tom and Gerry get to giving out about people plastic-surgerifying (its definitely a word) themselves, another horrendous gig and of course the show must go on regardless of what ails ya.Please like, subscribe and share responsibly.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)
This week the stars have aligned once more for Gerry and Tom (or Tom & Gerry) to bring you an episode discussing beer-wankers, gangland-gigs and a gammy eye.Please like, subscribe and share responsibly.Don't forget to 5★ and leave a comment (best comment at the end of the season wins a prize...of sorts)