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It's the special weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode — where Adrian, Katie and Jeremy are just talking shite and letting the listeners in on the madness from the week.Could you do a full digital detox holiday… phone in the safe for the whole trip, no pics, no posting, no nothing? And then there's the Tooth Fairy debate: is €20 for a first tooth completely mental… or just the going rate when you've no cash in the house?Plus, we ask you to finish the sentence “I hate people who…” and the answers are brutal. And yes, Jeremy's “crush” gets a mention too!!

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Ben found himself in an awkward post-holiday dilemma after becoming "holiday best friends" with another couple while on vacation. After days of poolside chats and a few drinks together, he assumed the friendship would end when the holiday did. Instead, Carol and Steve have been in touch and now want to visit him at home for a weekend catch-up. Ben insists they're lovely people, but he has no desire to turn a week of holiday small talk into a real-life friendship. Is it acceptable to leave holiday friendships exactly where they started, or is he obliged to keep in touch? Listeners weighed in with hilarious stories, honest advice and their own experiences of the holiday friendships they hoped would stay abroad.

Today's podcast is packed with hilarious confessions, awkward moments and plenty of laughs. Cooper and Oonagh revealed the surprising things they've gotten up to while on work video calls, and listeners shared their own funny stories of meetings gone wrong. Things then took an unexpected turn during Rhyme It, when the conversation somehow ended up in great detail about getting the snip, making for one of the most unforgettable chats with a contestant yet. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener admitted he's dreading staying in touch with the people he met on holiday after they suggested meeting up back home. Is it okay to leave holiday friendships on holiday, or are you obliged to keep the relationship going? Catch up on all the funniest moments from today's show.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Aidan from Laois says he feels like he's living in an alternate universe after moving in with his girlfriend's mum while saving for a house. The reason? The family dog is treated like absolute royalty. From sausages and eggs for breakfast to chicken, potatoes and even steak for dinner, Aidan can't believe the amount of effort that goes into preparing full human meals for the pet. His girlfriend insists it's completely normal, but Aidan isn't convinced. Is this just what devoted dog owners do, or has the pampering gone a little too far? The gang and listeners weighed in with hilarious stories about spoiled pets, over-the-top dog owners and where they draw the line.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Niamh admits she's struggling to understand one particular GAA match-day trend. It's not the county jersey she has an issue with—it's the grown men who arrive wearing the full playing kit, complete with shorts and socks, looking ready to be called onto the pitch at a moment's notice. Is it showing team pride, or is it a step too far? The message sparked a hilarious debate as listeners shared their own opinions on full kits, match-day fashion and the little things that give them the "ick." Is Niamh being too harsh, or is she saying what everyone else is thinking? Catch up on one of the funniest debates from today's show.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Colin admits he's being driven mad by what should be the simplest job in the house—loading the dishwasher. His housemate insists on moving the cutlery basket from its designated spot every single time she fills it, meaning Colin has to unload and rearrange everything before he can fit the rest of the dishes in. He knows it sounds petty, but he can't understand why anyone would move something that's designed to stay in one place. Is there really a right and wrong way to load a dishwasher, or is Colin making a mountain out of a molehill? The gang and listeners weigh in on household habits, housemate frustrations and the surprisingly heated debate over dishwasher etiquette.

Today's show was packed with relatable moments and plenty of laughs. The gang uncovered the hilarious things dog owners admit to doing with their four-legged friends, with listeners confessing to some wonderfully bizarre habits. We also checked in with Cooper to see how his burlesque dance training is progressing after a week away—has he been practising, or has he fallen behind ahead of his big performance? Plus, Get It Off Your Chest featured one listener who revealed the one thing his housemate does that drives him up the wall: loading the dishwasher all wrong. It sparked a surprisingly passionate debate over whether there's a correct way to stack a dishwasher or if everyone has their own system. Catch up on all the laughs, listener confessions and breakfast show chaos in today's podcast.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Emma shares the workplace habit that's pushing her to breaking point. Every lunchtime, while she heads out for a break, her colleague invites a friend to sit at Emma's desk to eat. The result? Crumbs on the keyboard, food wrappers left behind and a desk she has to clean before she can even get back to work. Emma doesn't mind someone borrowing her chair, but she can't understand why they can't leave her workspace as they found it. The gang debate office etiquette, respecting other people's desks and whether Emma should finally speak up or keep quietly cleaning up after them. It's a relatable workplace dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories of messy co-workers and office annoyances.

It's the special weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” edition of Opinions Matter — completely unedited, completely chaotic, and full of the stuff Adrian and Jeremy ramble about while the live show is building on Facebook. Jeremy gets compared to Andrew Ridgely… and a full-blown row breaks out over whether it's “Wham” or “Wam”. There's a “first world problems” session, including Jeremy expensing a Dolby Atmos soundbar and then getting complaints about the bass from the management company. And wait until you hear what he did on his wedding night… it's filthy, weird, and somehow all about money.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, James admits he's reached breaking point with one of his housemates. Living in a small house share with thin walls, he says every morning starts the same way—stomping around upstairs, slamming doors, making noise… and singing at the top of her lungs. While he could probably live with the usual morning racket, it's the constant singing that's really getting under his skin and ruining his sleep. The problem is, when he mentioned it to another housemate, he was told he was just being grumpy. So, is James overreacting, or is it fair to expect a bit of peace and quiet before everyone's awake? The gang and listeners weigh in with their own stories of noisy housemates and tips for living together without driving each other mad.

Marty stepped in for Cooper while he's on holidays, joining Oonagh for another morning packed with laughs and listener stories. On Survey Says, the gang uncovered the funny things people admit always happen to them at the shopping centre, with plenty of relatable confessions. Get It Off Your Chest featured one listener at breaking point over friends who send never-ending voice notes that are impossible to listen to or reply to. Plus, Oonagh debuted another one of her homemade songs—this time an upbeat anthem cheering on Kerry ahead of this weekend's All-Ireland Final. Catch up on all the fun, the debates and the breakfast show madness in today's podcast.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Mark admits he's reached his limit with ridiculously long voice notes. Instead of a quick update, he says some people send six-minute audio messages that jump from one topic to another, include random interruptions, and somehow expect a detailed reply to every point. By the time the voice note is over, he's forgotten how it even started! Mark argues a simple text would do the job in seconds, sparking a lively debate about modern messaging etiquette. Are voice notes a handy way to keep in touch, or have they become far too long and impossible to reply to? Listeners shared their own frustrations and confessed where they draw the line with voice messages.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says what started as a fair car-sharing arrangement has turned into a one-person taxi service. After agreeing to split the driving with a housemate, they've realised they're the only one ever getting behind the wheel. Every time it's the housemate's turn, there's another excuse—too tired, not feeling well, or simply not in the mood to drive. Fed up with doing all the miles while still sharing the costs, the listener asks whether it's time to call it out or simply stop offering lifts altogether. The gang debate car-share etiquette, fair play between housemates and whether some people are experts at getting out of their turn behind the wheel.

Matthew joined Oonagh on the show this morning, and there was plenty of craic from start to finish. The pair got listeners talking about the funny things people—especially women—admit to doing while shopping for clothes, with some hilarious confessions coming in. Larry stepped up to take on the latest round of Rhyme It, hoping to climb the leaderboard, while Get It Off Your Chest featured one frustrated listener who was at breaking point after getting stuck behind someone having a lengthy chat at the petrol station when all he wanted to do was pay and go. Catch up on all the laughs, listener stories and breakfast show chaos in today's podcast.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, Darren shares the everyday annoyance that nearly pushed him over the edge. In a rush to pay for his fuel, he found himself stuck in a queue while the customer at the front and the cashier enjoyed a lengthy chat about an upcoming holiday. With five people waiting behind them, Darren couldn't believe the conversation kept going while everyone else stood there getting more frustrated by the minute. The gang debate queue etiquette, whether it's ever acceptable to hold up a line for a chat, and if there's a polite way to speed things along without coming across as impatient. It's a relatable dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories of slow-moving queues and frustrating customer service moments.

It's the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode — uncut, unedited, and full of the most random ramblings you won't hear on the weekday debates.Jeremy goes into full Karen mode over “invaders” having cans on his precious Dublin 18 green… and somehow it turns into a row about Satzenbrau, class snobbery, and whether you should be allowed drink in public at all.Then he takes aim at young people “living their best life” in Thailand, Patagonia and Indonesia — and claims that's why they'll never afford a house.And finally: are holiday brochures still a thing… or are you stuck in 1992?

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says organising a girls' weekend away has become more stressful than the holiday itself. Orlagh explains that after finally finding a date that worked for everyone, one friend has started rejecting every destination suggested. Prague? She's already been. Amsterdam? She doesn't like the vibe. Barcelona? Her boyfriend says it's overrated. The most frustrating part? When asked where she'd actually like to go, her answer is simply, “I'm easy, I don't mind.” The gang debate group holiday planning, indecisive friends and how to deal with someone who shoots down every idea without offering an alternative. It's a hilarious and relatable dilemma that had listeners sharing their own nightmare group chat stories and holiday planning disasters.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says every visit to his girlfriend's house feels more like a catch-up with her parents than a date. Mark explains that although her mam and dad are lovely, every time he calls over he gets drawn into long conversations before he even gets a chance to spend time with his girlfriend. From hearing the same family stories to lengthy chats about work and football, what should be a quick hello turns into a marathon conversation. He doesn't want to come across as rude, but he's wondering if there's a polite way to excuse himself and actually enjoy some time with his girlfriend. The gang debate family etiquette, first impressions and whether anyone else has found themselves in the same awkward situation. It's a funny and relatable dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories and advice.

Today on the show, we officially launched iRadio's Session on the Shannon – an unforgettable summer river cruise packed with live music, sunshine and great craic. Listeners will set sail with Cooper and Oonagh for an exclusive evening featuring a special live acoustic performance from Jamie McIntyre, before he heads off to perform at Electric Picnic. We also welcomed former Galway All-Ireland winning goalkeeper James Skehill as our Mystery Guest Monday, where he shared his expert predictions ahead of the All-Ireland Hurling Final and gave his thoughts on the big showdown. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for advice after her sister moved to Dublin and, according to the family, has suddenly developed a very posh new accent. Is it a real change, or is she putting it on? Catch up on all the laughs, lively debates and breakfast show banter in today's podcast.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says her sister has changed in a way nobody expected after moving to Dublin for a new job. Aoife, from rural Galway, says the whole family is delighted for her sister, but ever since she relocated, she's come home sounding much more polished—and insists she hasn't changed her accent at all. Aoife and her mam can't believe the difference and are convinced she's picked up a whole new way of speaking. Is it something that naturally happens when you move away and spend time around new people, or is she putting it on without even realising it? The gang debate whether accents really do change, and listeners share their own stories of friends and family who came home sounding completely different after moving away. It's a funny and relatable conversation that sparked plenty of opinions.

It's the special weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode – completely unedited, totally random, and full of the kind of nonsense you'd never get away with on normal radio. Katie admits she's convinced she'll die alone and be eaten by her cat… before the gang launch into the great cats v dogs war, and a surprisingly heated row over the most vile word in the English language. Then it's brand snobbery at its finest: Heinz vs Chef ketchup, HP vs YR brown sauce, Lyons vs Barry's – and why some people deserve jail for “red sauce”. And finally, Katie commits the ultimate sin… she buys her daughter pink Crocs.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says he's had enough of the growing man bag trend. Shane explains that it all started when one of his mates bought a small shoulder bag for a lads' holiday, which actually proved useful for carrying everyone's essentials. But now, he says, it's become a full-blown fashion statement, with more and more of the group turning up to the pub carrying what he calls "man clutches" or designer wash bags. He can't understand what they're carrying that won't fit into a pocket, and he jokingly blames football superstar Erling Haaland for making the look so popular. The gang debate whether man bags are practical or a fashion faux pas, and listeners share the trends their friends have embraced that they simply can't get on board with. It's a light-hearted conversation full of laughs, opinions and relatable fashion dilemmas.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener is wondering if her new boyfriend's extreme money-saving habits are a sign of things to come. Caoimhe says she recently caught him pocketing salt sachets from a café and was left stunned when he cut open an empty tube of toothpaste to squeeze out the very last bit. While she has no problem splitting restaurant bills or sharing grocery costs, she can't shake the feeling that these little habits are a sign he's incredibly tight with money. Is he simply being sensible and avoiding waste, or are these early relationship red flags? The gang debate frugal partners, where to draw the line between being thrifty and being a tight arse, and whether someone can ever change their attitude towards money. It's a relatable relationship dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories of dating penny-pinchers.

Today's show was packed with laughs, relatable debates and a relationship dilemma that got everyone talking. The gang discussed the madness of waiting in long queues for public toilets and why it always seems to take so long, sparking plenty of hilarious listener stories. Garry from Monaghan also put in a fantastic performance on Rhyme It, climbing the leaderboard with one of the best runs of the week. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared her concerns that her boyfriend's extreme money-saving habits could be a major relationship red flag. Is he simply being sensible with his finances, or has he crossed the line into being a complete tight arse? Listen back for all the laughs, listener opinions and breakfast show banter from another entertaining morning.

It was another chaotic morning on the show as Cooper couldn't resist ripping into Oonagh for turning up to the studio wearing a huge fur coat while he and Donal were perfectly comfortable in shorts and T-shirts. Oonagh also delivered another unforgettable Wind-Up Wednesday prank call, this time targeting an unsuspecting woman who had just bought a new house with a phone call she definitely wasn't expecting. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point after realising they're the only person in their house who ever buys the toilet roll, while everyone else simply uses it without replacing it. Is it just part of sharing a house, or are their housemates taking advantage? Catch up on all the laughs, prank call chaos and relatable listener dilemmas in today's podcast.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says he's reached the end of his tether with his new housemates. Rob, a student living in Galway, claims he's the only person in the house who ever buys essential items like toilet roll, while everyone else uses them without contributing. Frustrated, he started keeping his own toilet paper in his bedroom, only to be called a "cheapskate" when a housemate discovered his stash after asking to borrow some. Rob insists he's not being mean—he's just tired of footing the bill for everyone else. The gang debate shared house etiquette, splitting household costs and whether hiding your toilet roll is justified or taking things too far. It's a relatable housemate dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories of flat-sharing frustrations.

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On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's reached breaking point over a work colleague's favourite phrase. Jen says her new colleague calls everyone "babe" or "babes" in every conversation, from "Morning, babe!" to "Fancy a coffee, babes?" At first it didn't bother her, but after hearing it dozens of times a day—always delivered in the same drawn-out way—it's really starting to grate. She knows there's no bad intention behind it, but she's wondering if she's being overly sensitive or if everyone has that one word, nickname or catchphrase that drives them up the wall. The gang debate workplace pet names, office etiquette and the little habits colleagues have that can become surprisingly annoying. It's a relatable workplace dilemma that had listeners sharing the phrases and sayings that secretly wreck their heads.

Oonagh finally got a brand-new phone… but setting it up turned into a full-on breakfast show challenge. If you know Oonagh, you'll know it was never going to be straightforward, with plenty of drama, confusion and laughs along the way as she tried to get to grips with her new device. The gang also got listeners talking about all the strange little things we do before getting into the shower, from checking our phones one last time to putting on music and delaying the inevitable. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after a work colleague started calling them the same annoying pet name all day, every day, and it's driving them up the wall. Is there a polite way to ask someone to stop, or do you just have to put up with it? Catch up on all the laughs, relatable stories and breakfast show chaos in today's podcast.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's at breaking point with a friend who treats her house like it's her own. Niamh says her friend regularly shows up at her door without calling or texting first, often while she's working from home, cooking dinner or simply trying to enjoy some downtime. Once she's inside, the visit can last for hours, leaving Niamh feeling obliged to make tea, entertain her and put everything else on hold. She doesn't want to hurt her friend's feelings, but she's struggling to find a polite way to ask for a bit of notice—or to let her know when it's time to head home. The gang debate friendship boundaries, surprise visits and whether it's ever acceptable to call over unannounced. It's a relatable dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories and advice.

It's the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode — totally random, completely unedited, and just Adrian and Jeremy waffling in the studio. From carpets and saunas to who's “dead” (or not) in the music world, Jeremy has a full-on meltdown discovering Barry Manilow is gay… and somehow Meatloaf's death becomes a conspiracy. Then it's a full-blown row over Father Ted: is it comedy gold or absolute shite? And wait until you hear the story of why Jeremy wore the same underwear for three days… and ended up buying women's boxers in Brussels.

Marty and Onaleigh wrapped up the week with another fun-filled morning on the show. The gang got listeners talking about the funny, weird and wonderfully relatable things we all do in front of the bathroom mirror, from practising speeches to pulling ridiculous faces. We also crowned a brand-new Rhyme It champion after an exciting three-way tie on the top score was finally broken. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help with a friend who somehow manages to turn every conversation and every problem back onto themselves, leaving the rest of the group feeling unheard. Is there a polite way to call out someone who always has to one-up everyone? Listen back for plenty of laughs, relatable stories and lively debate in another entertaining episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's at the end of her tether with a housemate who keeps helping herself to her belongings. Emma says her otherwise lovely flatmate repeatedly goes into her bedroom, takes her only phone charger without asking and even brings it to work, leaving Emma with no way to charge her phone. Despite mentioning it before and receiving an apology, the behaviour hasn't stopped, leaving her wondering whether it's time for a more serious conversation. The gang debate housemate boundaries, borrowing without permission and whether entering someone else's room is crossing the line. It's a relatable flat-sharing dilemma that had listeners sharing their own stories of nightmare housemates and offering advice on how Emma should handle the situation.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's reached her limit with a close friend who somehow turns every conversation back to herself. Whether someone's had a bad day at work, is dealing with family drama or simply wants to vent, Rachel says her friend always has a bigger story, a worse experience or a way of making herself the centre of attention. The rest of the friendship group has noticed it too, but nobody knows how to bring it up because she's genuinely a lovely person and probably doesn't realise she's doing it. The gang debate whether this is a major friendship red flag, how to set boundaries, and whether there's a kind way to tell someone that sometimes people just want to be listened to—not one-upped.

Marty and Onaleigh stepped in for Cooper and Oonagh on today's show, bringing plenty of laughs and relatable moments. The gang got listeners talking about the very first things they do when they get home from work to unwind, from getting into pyjamas straight away to raiding the fridge. We also had another incredible Rhyme It performance as a listener matched the top score, although the ending sparked plenty of debate! Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point with a housemate who keeps walking into her bedroom and helping herself to her only phone charger without asking. Is it harmless borrowing or a complete invasion of privacy? Listen back for hilarious stories, housemate drama and another entertaining morning on the show.

Michael stepped in for Cooper on today's show and there was no shortage of laughs. The gang revealed the funny and relatable things people admit to doing while sitting at traffic lights waiting for them to change, before the conversation took a detour when Michael called out Oonagh for the state of her very dirty car! Oonagh also delivered another classic Wind-Up Wednesday prank call, this time convincing poor Tara that her much-loved sabbatical was being cut short and she needed to return to work immediately. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point with a housemate who refuses to clean the shower after using it, leaving shampoo and hair everywhere for everyone else to deal with. Listen back for prank call chaos, relatable confessions and plenty of laughs from another entertaining morning on the show.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's reached breaking point with her new housemate's bathroom habits. After her best friend moved out, Ava's colleague—and team leader at work—moved into the spare room. But living together has quickly become awkward, as her new flatmate leaves the shower covered in shampoo, shower gel and mess after every use without ever cleaning it down. The biggest problem? Because she's also Ava's boss at work, she has no idea how to bring it up without making both home and the office uncomfortable. The gang debate housemate etiquette, bathroom hygiene and whether some conversations are worth the awkwardness. It's a relatable dilemma that had listeners sharing their own flat-sharing horror stories and advice.

Michael stepped in for Cooper on today's show and things got off to a memorable start after Marty's confession about having to wee into a coffee cup yesterday sparked a hilarious conversation about the strangest places listeners have ever had to answer nature's call. We also celebrated a brand-new Rhyme It top score as Bláth stormed to the top of the leaderboard with an impressive performance. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached out for advice as the distance in her long-distance relationship is starting to take its toll, leaving her unsure about what to do next. Listen back for plenty of laughs, relatable stories, awkward confessions and another great morning on the show.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for advice after watching her best friend face a heartbreaking relationship dilemma. After four years together, her boyfriend ended the relationship when she decided not to give up her newly secured permanent teaching job to move to the US with him for a year. Now, devastated by the breakup, she's considering resigning and following him anyway—even though he's told her it's "too late" and seems to have moved on from the idea. Is she fighting for love, or is she being caught up in emotional mind games? The gang debate long-distance relationships, career sacrifices and whether anyone should ever give up a dream job for a partner. A powerful relationship dilemma that had listeners sharing their own experiences and advice.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's been handed the biggest wedding job of all—and she doesn't think it's fair. Ciara's sister is getting married, but despite choosing someone else as chief bridesmaid, she's decided Ciara should organise the entire hen party. From booking a two-night getaway and planning a morning hike, spa day and private chef, to organising party games and convincing everyone to dress as farmers with masks of the bride's face, the list of demands just keeps growing. To make matters worse, her other sister insists she should simply get on with it because she's been "chosen" for the role. Is Ciara being unreasonable, or has the bride completely lost the run of herself? The gang debate wedding etiquette, demanding brides and who should really be responsible for organising the hen party.

It's the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” edition.. Sometimes a bit rude... but always funny! On this episode... Jeremy is not happy with the waiting room of his Doctors surgery... And Katie has disgusting nails.. Allegedly! Strictly over 18's

Marty stepped in for Cooper once again for a show packed with laughs and relatable moments. The gang got listeners talking about the strange, funny and sometimes questionable things we all do before going to bed, with the conversation taking a few unexpected turns along the way. We also crowned this week's Rhyme It champion after another brilliant performance. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point over always being treated as the "mum" of the girls' holiday. From packing everyone's essentials to making sure nobody forgets anything, she's tired of carrying the responsibility while her friends assume she'll sort everything. Is it time to stop being so organised and let everyone fend for themselves? Listen back for plenty of laughs, relatable stories and lively debate.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's officially retiring as the “mum” of her friendship group after a disastrous city break. Siobhan found herself organising everything—from flights, transport and restaurant bookings to making sure everyone had the essentials—while her friends arrived completely unprepared, borrowing her toiletries because they assumed she'd pack them. To make matters worse, they complained about the food, moaned about the prices, packed impractical shoes, took forever to get ready and seemed more interested in getting attention from lads than actually enjoying the trip. Now Siobhan is wondering whether she needs to stop doing everything for everyone or refuse to go away with them altogether. The gang debate holiday etiquette, friendship dynamics and why every group seems to have one person who ends up carrying everyone else.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says her sister's dramatic weight loss has come with an unexpected side effect — a serious attitude problem. Emer claims her sister has dropped a huge amount of weight in a short space of time and now constantly criticises what everyone else is eating, from crisps to burgers. The problem? Emer is convinced her sister used Ozempic or another weight-loss injection to help her shed the pounds, despite repeatedly denying it. After spotting what she believes was a weight-loss pen in the fridge, Emer says she's fed up with the hypocrisy and judgment. The gang debate family tensions, weight-loss medications, and whether people have the right to comment on someone else's food choices. A relatable family row that sparked plenty of strong opinions.

Today's podcast was packed with laughs, awkward moments and a listener dilemma that sparked a huge debate. The gang revealed the wild and relatable things people admit to doing on a night out during Survey Says, from embarrassing drunken decisions to moments they'd rather forget. Oonagh also delivered another brilliantly uncomfortable prank call that had everyone listening through their fingers while laughing at the chaos unfolding. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point with her sister, who keeps commenting on and judging everything she eats while she's taking Ozempic weight loss injections. Is it concern, jealousy or just plain rude? Listen back for plenty of laughs, relatable stories and strong opinions in another jam-packed episode.

Marty stepped in for Cooper on today's show and things got weird in the best possible way. The gang revealed the strange and relatable things people admit to doing while standing in a queue, from people-watching to regretting switching lines. We also had a brand-new high score on Rhyme It as one listener smashed the competition and set a new benchmark. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener turned to the show for help after discovering something about the guy she's dating that she simply can't unsee—an alarming amount of earwax. Is it a minor hygiene issue or a full-blown relationship-ending ick? Expect laughs, awkward confessions and plenty of strong opinions in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener found herself facing a dating dilemma that had everyone talking. Ciara says she matched with a guy who seemed to tick every box—funny, sporty, intelligent and great company. After weeks of chatting, she finally met him in person and felt the sparks immediately... until she spotted a noticeable build-up of earwax during their first hello. The sight gave her an instant case of the ick, leading her to fake feeling unwell and leave the date early. Now he's been messaging her, she feels guilty for ghosting him, and she's wondering whether she's thrown away a potentially great relationship over something fixable. The gang debate first-date dealbreakers, the dreaded ick, and whether earwax should ever be enough to end a romance before it begins.

Michael stepped in for Cooper on today's show and things got lively from the very start. The gang revealed all the strange, funny and relatable things people admit to doing while cooking, from snacking on ingredients to setting off the smoke alarm. We also welcomed a brand-new Mystery Guest Monday, with listeners trying to crack the clues and figure out who was joining the show. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after her housemate's cooking became a serious problem. Every meal is packed with so much spice that she can barely eat it, leaving her stuck between being grateful for the food and dreading dinner time. Expect plenty of laughs, food confessions and housemate drama in today's podcast episode.

It's the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” edition — the most random corner of Opinions Matter where literally anything can come up… and it does.Adrian and Jeremy swap regrets, from giving up the smokes too late to Jeremy's heartbreak over never going to his Debs (including the brutal reason why). Then it gets even weirder when he discovers, via old wallpaper, that he once had an imaginary friend called Eugene.Katie rings in in a blind panic because she can't figure out a self-service petrol station, there's a proper row over Michael Jackson's innocence, and the lads taste the new candy floss flavour Tayto… and nearly vomit.

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