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The School Toilet Shooting & The AI Bubble Bursting

What happens when a group of rowdy Northside Dublin schoolboys are sent to Stratford-upon-Avon for a sophisticated cultural tour of William Shakespeare's house? This Sunday, the Not So Christian Brothers aftershow returns with a chaotic, border-crossing episode featuring Colm in the studio and Justin live from the ancient walls of Mdina, Malta. Colm drops a staggering true story from his school days involving an illicitly purchased air gun, a terrible ricochet, and an unfortunate English bloke who ended up literally being shot while sitting on the toilet in the public restrooms. Not to be outdone, Justin completely pulls back the curtain on his childhood, confessing to a highly lucrative, underground 1980s contraband empire. After sneaking adult magazines past the Christian Brothers on a school trip to Germany, a 12-year-old Justin set up a highly organised weekend rental syndicate in Dublin—complete with accounting ledgers—before his mother discovered the cash stashed in his socks and got him suspended from school. The brothers also take a sharp, brilliant look at the global economy. As tech stocks tumble and major markets plunge, Justin breaks down the death of Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and exposes the massive financial illusion keeping artificial intelligence companies afloat. From Ukrainian drone operators redefining modern asymmetric warfare to the bizarre history of World War II prophylactic advancements, this is an completely unscripted, unfiltered masterclass in storytelling. In this episode, we uncover: * The Shakespeare Restroom Incident: Colm's hilarious first-hand account of the day an English tourist was accidentally shot by an Irish schoolboy. * The Underage Porn Baron: How Justin became the Northside's premier black-market publication distributor at just 12 years old. * The Artificial Intelligence Illusion: Why massive tech firms are spending 35 billion on marketing just to generate 8 billion in actual revenue. * Asymmetric Drone Warfare: The harrowing reality of modern military technology and how young gaming geeks are taking down multi-million-pound state infrastructure. 📅 TUNE IN: * Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM IST * After Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM IST ⏱️ CHAPTER TIMINGS * 00:00 – Intro: Is Elon Musk an Elite Tech Visionary or Just a Master Entertainer? * 00:42 – Live from Malta: The Linguistic Chaos of Pronouncing Mdina. * 01:24 – The Market Crash: Global Shares Plunge and the Death of Alan Greenspan. * 02:21 – Oppenheimer Regrets: The Inventor of the Internet Admits Things Have Gone Wrong. * 03:30 – The Social Media Ban: Do Teenagers Actually Benefit from Digital Communities? * 04:43 – Banned on TikTok: The Absurdity of Algorithm Censorship and Fruit Metaphors. * 07:08 – The Hype Machine: Why You Cannot Fire Your Administration Staff for an AI Bot. * 09:30 – Dot-Com Nostalgia: Remembering the Collapse of Pets.com and the Value of Amazon. * 10:36 – The Starlink Threat: Russian Targets, Mid-Range Ukrainian Drones, and Battlefield Realities. * 14:30 – WWI Innovations: How Military Adversity Unintentionally Advanced Prophylactic Quality. * 15:51 – The Charitable Irish Face: Justin's Hilarious Free Taxi Ride in Cardiff. * 17:10 – Shot in the Toilets: The Disastrous St. Aidan's School Trip to Shakespeare’s Estate. * 19:21 – The Black Market Syndicate: How Justin Earned Endless Cash Renting German Contraband. * 24:14 – Outro: Banishing Terry Tech to the Corner After a Major Technical Failure. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Gunshots at Shakespeare’s House, Secret Libyan War Flights & The Death of Competition

When did society collectively decide that real life does not have winners and losers? This Thursday, the Not So Christian Brothers return with a raw, globally split episode broadcasted from the studio in Greystones and the ancient, 4,000-year-old historic walls of Mdina, Malta. Colm and Justin dive straight into a massive cultural debate on modern parenting, highlighting the utter absurdity of non-competitive school sports days where everyone gets a medal simply for showing up. Justin details how he rejected the "nambi-pamby" framework to teach his own five-year-old son the brutal Darwinian tactics needed to physically win races, drawing hilarious parallels to The Karate Kid. The stories take a wild, international turn as Justin recounts a terrifying covert flight into Tripoli during the outbreak of the Libyan war on a government delegation to rescue trapped Maltese citizens. Not to be outdone, Colm drops an unbelievable teaser from his own school days: the time a group of Northside Dublin schoolboys went on a trip to William Shakespeare’s house in Stratford-upon-Avon, resulting in an English bloke actually being shot in the public toilets. In this episode, we uncover: * The Mediterranean War Mission: Justin’s high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled corporate evacuation flight into a chaotic Libyan war zone. * The Death of Darwinism: Why robbing children of healthy competition leaves them entirely unequipped to face the absolute ruthlessness of corporate business. * The Complex Engineering of Nature: A mind-blowing evolutionary look at a newly discovered Australian spider that builds functioning Roman-style slingshots to hunt prey. * The Corporate Trap: Inside the mind of a "Mafioso" media CEO who intentionally glued chewing gum under bathroom basins to test his cleaning staff’s performance. 📅 TUNE IN: * Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM IST * After Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM IST ⏱️ CHAPTER TIMINGS * 00:00 – Intro: The Participation Medal Epidemic in Modern Schools. * 00:43 – The Pan-European Link: Broadcasting live from the 4,000-year-old city of Mdina, Malta. * 02:11 – The Tripoli Extraction Flight: Justin’s dangerous wartime mission into Libya. * 04:11 – Eastern European Flattery: Justin’s expensive mid-life haircut experience. * 06:44 – Sweltering Europe: Extreme climate anomalies, El Niño, and the natural culling of the budget. * 12:29 – The Reality Check: Why social media positivity is manufacturing mass depression. * 15:11 – The Miyagi Method: Raising competitive children in a world of participation trophies. * 16:29 – The Slingshot Spider: Complex structural engineering hidden in the Australian jungle. * 18:14 – Trading Pokemon cards in the middle of a competitive football match. * 21:41 – The Chewing Gum Trap: Deconstructing toxic corporate monitoring strategies. * 25:00 – Teaser: The St. Aidan’s school trip to Shakespeare's house that ended in gunfire. * 26:16 – Outro: Connect with the brothers on Instagram and YouTube. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The Real James Bond, 50 Cent’s Rules & The Death of Memory

What happens when you casually help an elderly couple in a luxury Mauritian hotel, only to end up getting absolutely hammered with the real-life inspiration behind James Bond? This Sunday, the Not So Christian Brothers aftershow welcomes Terry Tech to pull back the curtain on an astonishing true story. Justin reveals his deep-dive encounter with Stevenson Mure Mackenzie—the WWII MI6 operative, diplomat, and former flatmate of Ian Fleming whose daring wartime missions served as the blueprint for 007. The conversation then shifts into the psychology of modern survival. Justin shares his obsession with The 50th Law, detailing how rapper 50 Cent translated raw street fearlessness into elite corporate business strategy. Finally, the team looks at Dale Carnegie's century-old anxiety tools and tackles a pressing cultural crisis: how search engines and smartphones are pathologically eroding our capacity for deep memory and destroying the ancient art of the 'embellished' family story. In this episode, we uncover: * The Blueprint for 007: Justin’s incredible night drinking with Ian Fleming’s genuine MI6 inspiration, Stevenson Mure Mackenzie. * Street Tactics in the Boardroom: Why 50 Cent’s ruthless psychological fearlessness is a masterclass in modern commercial negotiation. * The 100-Year-Old Anxiety Cure: Unearthing Dale Carnegie’s forgotten practical tools that modern therapists refuse to share. * The Death of the Tall Tale: How instant digital proof is destroying human imagination and long-term memory retention. 📅 TUNE IN: * Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6:00 PM IST * After Show: Every Sunday @ 8:00 AM IST ⏱️ CHAPTER TIMINGS * 00:00 – Intro: The Struggles of Midnight Reading & Falling Asleep to Audiobooks. * 01:16 – Aftershow Dynamics: Setting up the Sunday post-mortem with Terry Tech. * 03:45 – The 50th Law: Analyzing 50 Cent’s Fearless Psychological Street Tactics. * 04:52 – Dale Carnegie's Secret: The 1920s Blueprint for Curing Workplace Anxiety. * 10:47 – The Audio Archive: David Niven’s Legendary Mid-Century Hollywood Memoirs. * 14:20 – The Real James Bond: Justin’s Drunken Encounter with Spy Stevenson Mure Mackenzie. * 19:43 – The Death of Imagination: How Smartphones Are Pathologically Erasing Our Memories. * 21:09 – Embellishing Reality: Why a Good Lie Keeps Social History Alive. * 22:11 – Outro: Designing the 007 Sunday Graphic & Subscription Tracking. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The Walkman Cover-Up, Reddit Lies & The Great Crypto Stand-Off

Why do we intentionally pretend to like things we hate just to survive social scrutiny? This Thursday, the Not So Christian Brothers dissect the hilarious psychological lengths we go to just to maintain our public reputation. Justin walks down memory lane to reveal a brilliant childhood strategy: how he used to frantically flip his Walkman tape from Michael Jackson’s greatest hits to Guns N’ Roses the exact moment local tough guys walked past his bus stop. The studio then splits wide open over a massive debate on modern finance. Justin claims that virtually every modern man has dabbled in cryptocurrency, whilst Colm completely rejects the digital asset phenomenon, proudly declaring he barely trusts the tangible money inside his own pocket. Finally, the brothers look into a fascinating trend circulating on Reddit: the unwritten social script that causes people to pathologically lie about what books they are reading simply to appear intellectual to their peers. In this episode, we uncover: * The Walkman Psychological Operation: Justin’s high-stakes childhood tape-flipping technique to avoid local ostracisation. * The Cryptocurrency Stand-Off: Why Justin embraces digital wallets whilst Colm views decentralised assets with total institutional mistrust. * The Reddit Literary Crisis: Deconstructing why human beings fabricate their daily reading metrics online. * The Three-Week Wardrobe Crime: Justin publicly penalises Colm for wearing the exact same outfit in the studio for three consecutive weeks. 📅 TUNE IN: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6 PM IST After Show: Every Sunday @ 8 AM IST ⏱️ CHAPTER TIMINGS * 00:00 – Intro: Flipping from Michael Jackson to Guns N' Roses. * 00:44 – The Great Crypto Divide: Do all modern men secretly hold digital wallets? * 09:15 – Financial Behaviour: Institutional distrust vs. decentralised monetary trends. * 18:30 – The Intellectual Persona: Why society demands we look more cultured than we are. * 28:39 – The Reddit Book Phenomenon: Deconstructing why people lie about literature. * 29:11 – The Outfit Penalty: Exposing Colm's three-week studio wardrobe repetition. * 29:30 – Outro: Head to Instagram to vote on our weekly polls and hit subscribe. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The Forgotten Child, 2 AM Bar Shifts & Terry’s Leaving Cert Disaster

What happens when you are the fifth child in an Irish household and your parents completely stop tracking your whereabouts? This Sunday, the Not So Christian Brothers aftershow dives into the wild realities of childhood negligence and early work ethics. Justin reveals the shocking truth about being left to work late-night bar shifts until two o'clock in the morning at a ridiculously young age, simply because his parents had checked out by child number five. The studio then erupts as Terry Tech shares his ultimate academic horror story: a cataclysmic misunderstanding during his Leaving Certificate examinations that left him completely blindsided. Finally, the conversation shifts from educational panic to theatrical anxiety. Colm and Terry pull back the curtain on traditional theater mechanics, detailing the bizarre history of the "prompter"—the tiny individual hidden inside a claustrophobic box at the front of the stage holding up cue cards for forgetful actors. From AI-generated legal bills protecting voiceover actors to the death of traditional stagecraft, this episode exposes the truth about performing under pressure. In this episode, we uncover: * The Fifth Child Syndrome: Justin’s exhaustion from balancing intense, underage pub shifts with standard school life. * The Leaving Cert Nightmare: Terry Tech’s firsthand account of structural confusion during Ireland's most stressful state examinations. * The Stage Prompt Box: A historical breakdown of how legacy theater productions kept elite actors from completely forgetting their scripts. * The AI Identity Threat: Justin highlights the controversial new legislative bill in Ireland aiming to protect actors from voice cloning. 📅 TUNE IN: Main Show: Every Thursday @ 6 PM IST After Show: Every Sunday @ 8 AM IST ⏱️ CHAPTER TIMINGS * 00:00 – Intro: Underage Bartending and the Neglected Fifth Child. * 00:29 – Aftershow Dynamics: Setting up the Thursday post-mortem with Terry Tech. * 01:14 – Terry’s Leaving Cert Story: Structural academic anxiety exposed. * 09:45 – The Childhood Work Ethic: How early labor shapes long-term financial mindsets. * 17:30 – Changing Legislation: Protecting independent intellectual property in Ireland. * 25:01 – The Theater Prompter Box: The hidden mechanics of legacy stagecraft. * 25:30 – The AI Voiceover Bill: Protecting identity rights against digital cloning. * 25:56 – Outro: Subscription mandates and community commentary tracking. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.