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Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 71 - Are Celebrities at Greater Mental and Physical Risk?Josh and Sean return with a packed episode that sweeps through vegan kebabs, dodgy UK train journeys, Leeds shopping tales, and the ghost obsession taking over York.They riff on the rise of content creators, look back at Josh’s road rage, and contemplate their upcoming trip to Paris. Politics gets a turn as they tackle supermarket automation, government decisions on asylum, and the rise of younger voices like Zohran Mamdani. Then it is straight into the world of pop icons, with Sean reliving the magic of the Five reunion concert and the hosts unpacking the pressures on...
2025-11-251h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 70 - Should phones be banned in UK schools?In episode 70 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean take listeners on a wide-ranging conversation that moves between pop culture, personal survival stories, and social issues.Josh shares the tale of his ongoing hand injury before the pair dive into the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, celebrating Cyndi Lauper, Salt-N-Pepa, and the legends who shaped music history. They unpack the nostalgia of classic music videos, YouTube’s strange power to shape our listening habits, and the curious role of Cleveland in rock mythology.The conversation broadens into a deep refl...
2025-11-181h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 69 - The Cultural Legacy of Absolutely FabulousIn Episode 69 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean start with laughs and end with some serious reflection.They kick things off by unpacking the genius of Absolutely Fabulous including its place in British comedy, generational humour, and lasting cultural impact. From there, Josh recounts his recent night at a Suzanne Vega concert, sparking a heartfelt chat about live music, the Royal Albert Hall, and their excitement for the upcoming Lady Gaga concert in Paris.The conversation takes a spontaneous detour to Manchester, where Sean reflects on the city’s creative puls...
2025-11-111h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 68 - Who is Madeline, Actually?In this episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean dive into a packed conversation that swings from royal scandals to societal collapse.They kick things off with the impact of daylight savings and explore the UK royal family’s immense wealth, privilege, and the lingering controversies surrounding Prince Andrew (now known as Prince Mountbatten Windsor). The hosts unpack public frustration with the monarchy, the abuse of power among elites, and how wealth hoarding connects to the slow-motion collapse of society as we know it.The discussion turns philosophical as they expl...
2025-11-041h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 67 - The Ongoing Health Ramifications of 9/11In this episode, Josh and Sean dive into the strange fascination people have with the tragedy of 9/11 and the world-changing events at the World Trade Centre. Sean opens up about his own deep curiosity for the disaster and wonders whether it’s tied to his own history of trauma.The conversation explores the lasting health impacts faced by those who lived, worked, or volunteered near Ground Zero, and how similar struggles are now being endured by survivors of the ongoing destruction in Gaza.Things lighten up (sort of) as the pair revisit the cult classic Th...
2025-10-281h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 66 - Can strategic voting be effective in the UK?In Episode 66 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean dive into a full buffet of topics, from health updates and CPAP adventures to the wild news of The Inbetweeners reboot and a musical built around the songs of Aqua.They unpack the unstoppable surge of the Green Party and what “strategic voting” really means in today’s UK. Along the way, they explore the passing of neo soul superstar D’Angelo, the influence Prince had on his career, and the pitfalls of fame for musical artists.There’s also plenty of laughter and...
2025-10-211h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 65 - Is the Rise of the Greens Unstoppable?In this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean dive into an honest and wide-ranging conversation about personal health, UK politics, and culture in modern Britain. From NHS experiences and flu jabs to the Green Party’s growing momentum under leader Zack Polanski, the pair explore what progressive politics and compassion look like in 2025.They also discuss a recent BBC Panorama investigation that exposed serious misconduct, including racism and misogyny, at Charing Cross Police Station, and what this says about policing and power in the UK. The conversation expands to cover capitalism, housing st...
2025-10-141h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 64 - Are Poor People More Likely to be Obese?In this episode, Josh and Sean dive into life as queer creatives running an open mic event in London including the highs, the challenges, and the undeniable benefitis of community connection.They go on to discuss everything from capitalism and health inequalities to how class and access power our conversations around obesity. Are poorer people more likely to be obese and why?There’s also a chaotic discussion about Mexican pop culture, vampire cinema, and music including the new Netflix drama series Las Muertas which is based on the re...
2025-10-071h 10
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 63 - The Class War Is Real Not MythologisedIn this episode, Josh and Sean take you on a journey to the sun-soaked shores of San Fruttuoso and Portofino, Italy and back again to the stark realities of wealth inequality and migration politics of the UK.The conversation widens into a bigger picture: how migration debates miss the real causes of economic struggle, why the left needs to engage more meaningfully, and how unions once shaped attitudes around social justice but are now being locked out of political discourse. Overpopulation, resource management, and capitalism’s role in fuelling inequality all get a mention....
2025-09-301h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 62 - Charlie Kirk, Gun Violence & The Surprising Family Tree of Sean AstinIn this episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean take on some heavy but important topics. They react to the recent Charlie Kirk incident and unpack the wider issues of gun violence, hate speech, and political radicalisation in the USA.The conversation also explores the disturbing role AI is playing in fuelling gendered violence, as well as the unique ways women and girls are impacted by the violence of war.Balancing the serious with the unexpected, the hosts then turn their attention to Hollywood and dig into the surprising and co...
2025-09-231h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 61 - Are Nepo Babies Running the World?Josh and Sean are back with another episode that jumps from the silly to the serious and everywhere in between.This week they explore different cultural traditions, from the Mexican rat version of the tooth fairy to the curious Christmas custom of feeding and then beating a log with a stick. The conversation then takes a sharp turn into celebrity territory as they discuss Lady Gaga’s fiancé Michael Polansky, his impressive achievements, and what this says about wealth, privilege, and the whole “nepo baby” phenomenon.From there, they move into politics and art, reflecting on the...
2025-09-161h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 60 - The Island of Dolls, Planet of the Apes, and The Biggest Loser!In episode 60 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean dive into a mix of music, politics, and pop culture with their usual humour.Sean shares his thoughts on Lady Gaga’s new music video for The Dead Dance, directed by Tim Burton and filmed on Mexico City’s eerie Island of Dolls in Xochimilco. They explore the legends behind the setting and its haunting atmosphere.The hosts also dig into the troubling history of The Biggest Loser and reality TV’s exploitative side, asking what compassionate campaigns for wellness should look like. Re...
2025-09-091h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 59 - Can Nationalism Ever Be A Positive Thing?In episode 59 of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss nationalism and identity, diving into historical context, the negatives of national pride, and how politics plays a role in shaping who feels like they belong. They also reflect on the rising costs of healthcare, the impact of pharmaceutical pricing, and what it all means for people trying to live well in London and beyond.Sean shares his plans to move to Australia and opens up about his ongoing fascination with vampire culture, while Josh has plenty to say about the realities...
2025-09-021h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 58 - Are These Famous People Dead or Alive?In Episode 58 of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean cover a lot of ground. From a bizarre Debbie Harry concert in NYC to the genius of composer Anne Dudley, the conversation celebrates the creativity, cultural contribution, and relentless productivity of these two remarkable artists.The hosts also get personal, opening up about the impact of weight loss medication Mounjaro, the rising costs of staying healthy, and Sean’s reflections on his identity as Fat Gay Vegan as his body changes. They wrap up with a look at upcoming community events and wh...
2025-08-261h 12
Story in the Public SquareAnalyzing the impact of artificial intelligence on theology with Sean O’Callaghan and Paul HoffmanThe history of humanity is the history of individuals making decisions, sometimes collectively, and sometimes individually. New artificial intelligence, AI, brings a new player into the mix: machines capable of making decisions alongside or instead of their human counterparts. Sean O’Callaghan and Paul Hoffman grapple with the theological implications of this new technology. Sean O'Callaghan is an associate professor of religious and theological studies at Salve Regina University, where he also serves as a coordinator of the AI Initiative. He previously served as director of the Ph..D.. program in humanities and technology and is currently a f...
2025-08-2228 min
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 57 - Is Labubu a Sign of End Times & Can Superman Save Us?In Episode 57 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean dive deep into the quirks and questions of modern life. From a doorstep run-in with Jehovah’s Witnesses to the blurred lines between cults and consumerism, this week’s chat covers identity, stereotypes, and the strange cultural pull of the Labubu craze.They also explore the side effects of weight loss medications like Mounjaro, reflect on societal values, and debate the enduring cultural significance of Superman, especially with David Corenswet stepping into the cape. This episode is all about what it means...
2025-08-191h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 56 - Can We Really Trust Anything in the Age of AI?Josh and Sean start this episode with the small but necessary stuff (life admin, weather chat, energy companies, and travel memories) before spiralling into a full-on rant fest about AI disinformation and how technology is changing the way we think, trust, and create.Expect musings on whether AI can ever be ethical, why it might be dangerous in mental health contexts, and the problematic reality of using AI in creative industries. They also explore the erosion of trust in media, the difficulty of separating fact from fiction, and the cultural connections that keep us...
2025-08-121h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 55: The Goonies, Brandon Flowers & Gaza – Nostalgia, Pop Culture & PoliticsIn this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean take you on a wide-ranging journey through music, pop culture memories and making a difference. From the synthy genius of A-ha to the enduring Americana aesthetic of Brandon Flowers and The Killers, they explore the emotional pull of live music, queer representation, and why jukebox musicals often miss the mark.There’s a heartfelt deep-dive into The Goonies and the cultural messiness of 80s kids’ films, including Cyndi Lauper’s unforgettable tie-in and her foray into professional wrestling. As always, it’s not al...
2025-08-051h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 54 - LGBTQ+ Icons, VHS Memories, and TV NostalgiaIn Episode 54, Josh and Sean dive into a wide-ranging chat about the power of nostalgia, the legacy of childhood television, and how media shaped their early experiences. They reflect on the passing of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, and how his legacy on The Cosby Show has been overshadowed by the criminal activity of Bill Cosby. The duo daydream about launching QueerCon, a celebration of queer icons past and present. Expect reality TV throwbacks, shoutouts to the casts of Pose and Paris Is Burning, and a love letter to the cultural moments that shaped them.
2025-07-291h 11
Story in the Public SquareAnalyzing the impact of artificial intelligence on theology with Sean O’Callaghan and Paul HoffmanThe history of humanity is the history of individuals making decisions, sometimes collectively, and sometimes individually. New artificial intelligence, AI, brings a new player into the mix: machines capable of making decisions alongside or instead of their human counterparts. Sean O’Callaghan and Paul Hoffman grapple with the theological implications of this new technology. Sean O'Callaghan is an associate professor of religious and theological studies at Salve Regina University, where he also serves as a coordinator of the AI Initiative. He previously served as director of the Ph.D. program in humanities and technology and is currently a facu...
2025-07-2928 min
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 53 - Billie Eilish, Wellness Scams & Australia CallingIn this episode, Josh and Sean discuss the recent Billie Eilish concerts in London, covering everything from the eye-watering food prices to the singer’s support for vegan causes. They take a thoughtful detour into the bizarre world of health scams, discussing Belle Gibson and the misleading hype around juice cleanses and detox culture.There’s plenty of pop culture chat too, with reflections on media representation, long-running soap actors, and the buzz surrounding Lady Gaga’s upcoming tour. The hosts get personal about the emotional toll of travel, the reality of moving to Austra...
2025-07-221h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 52 – Lost & Found, Vegan Condoms & Julian McMahonWelcome to the one-year anniversary episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)! 🎉In this special milestone edition, Josh and Sean reflect on a full year of podcasting, sharing stories, lessons (not) learned, and unexpected turns along the way. From finding lost items that sparked surprising connections to deep dives into Mexico City's charm, this episode is the usual mix of chaotic stories and segues.We chat about:– Gentrification and how it’s reshaping neighbourhoods– The ethics of travel and the privilege that comes with it...
2025-07-151h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 51 - Prison, Toilet Emergencies & The Legend of Venus XtravaganzaIn this episode, Josh and Sean unpack everything from awkward weight loss compliments to the deep flaws in the prison system. Along the way, they detour into the drama of cruise ships, the tragedy of Venus Xtravaganza, and the unique qualities of chihuahuas.This episode digs into how society reacts to appearance changes, the influence of class and race on justice, and why politicians often miss the mark. DNA evidence, media narratives, and systemic bias all get a look-in, as the hosts ask if we are doing justice all wrong.
2025-07-081h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 50 - Vegan In Brighton, Celebrity Gossip & Party FatigueIn this wide-ranging episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean unpack a recent trip to Brighton with all the salty seaside vibes, vegan eats, and unexpected celebrity chatter you’d expect from the UK’s most eccentric coastal city.But it’s not all rock candy and ghost trains on the pier. The pair dive into weightier topics like trans rights, the performative side of activism, and whether politics really ever gets progressive. They share raw reflections on ageing out of party culture, the pressures of social media, and why concerts just aren’t what t...
2025-07-011h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 49 - Heatwaves, Theme Parks & Colonial LegaciesIn this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean settle in for a wide-ranging conversation that somehow manages to cover heatwaves, Eurostar delays, and the deep-rooted effects of colonialism.From sweaty days in Paris and theme park chaos at Disneyland, to nostalgic nods to American sitcoms and the reality of public behaviour at concerts, this episode veers between cultural critique and light-hearted storytelling. The pair also talk about the difficulties people of colour face while travelling, the myths of the 'land of opportunity', and how the legacies of historical injustice...
2025-06-241h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 48 - Can Comedy Go Too Far?In this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going Wrong, Josh and Sean dive into an unpredictable mix of music, pop culture, and personal misadventures. They share thoughts on Alanis Morissette’s lyrical genius, swap stories from recent concerts, and unpack the highs and lows of karaoke... both sober and otherwise.The chat takes a deeper turn as they reflect on the complicated legacy of shows like Little Britain and Kath and Kim, questioning what comedy looks like in a more culturally aware world. With plenty of laughs along the way, the duo also ex...
2025-06-171h 16
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 47 - Addiction, Dopamine Mining & Digital OverloadIn this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean take a deep dive into the tangled web of modern-day addiction, from compulsive eating and alcohol to dopamine-fuelled distraction. They reflect on their personal experiences with instant gratification and the societal structures that keep us constantly overstimulated.The conversation explores the impact of AI and misinformation, the exhausting pace of the digital world, and how mindfulness can help us stay grounded. With openness and humour, they unpack the psychological, social and chemical elements of addiction, including emerging treatments like Mounjaro and the push for...
2025-06-101h 13
Vinforum podkast19: Møt Sean O'Callaghan fra Tenuta di Carleone i Chianti ClassicoI denne episoden møter Tore Kristian Lie vinmaker Sean O'Callaghan fra Tenuta di Carleone i Radda i Chianti Classico. Sean har over tredve årganger bak seg i Toscana og deler her generøst av sine erfaringer og vinfilosofi. Tore har også sneket inn en liten blindings avslutningsvis.Her finner du Tenuta di Carleone på VinmonopoletBlindsmakt vin:Envinate Benje Blanco 2023#10291601, kr. 309,90Ta gjerne kontakt med oss på podkast@vinforum.noTakk for at du lytter! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...
2025-06-0456 min
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 46 - Identity, Gentrification & the End of the WorldIn Episode 46, Josh and Sean take a winding journey through queer identity, vegan Ethiopian food, Jack the Ripper tourism, and the effects of gentrification on communities. From memories of growing up queer to questioning capitalism, religion, and our place in the universe, this episode tackles it all with a healthy dose of existential dread.We also talk haircuts, food culture, colonisation, collective trauma, and how we might all be watching the slow decline of a civilisation.Enjoy the ride!💬💬💬 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to support the show.
2025-06-031h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 45 - Running Marathons, Public Transport Etiquette, And Goodbye To NormIn this episode, Josh and Sean spiral through a gloriously mixed bag of thoughts, rants and reflections. From the middle class enclave of Herne Hill, the chaos of public transport etiquette, and the strange art of coughing quietly in a theatre, no social situation is safe from scrutiny.The pair muse on the unspoken rules of audience behaviour and the emotional wallop of watching a marathon. They also revisit the sitcom classic Cheers, paying tribute to the legacy of George Wendt and the comforting presence of Norm.Expect chat about celebrity culture, online trolls, the...
2025-05-271h 10
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 44 – Populism, Bees & Brisbane: What’s Wrong With Modern Politics?In this episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Sean and Josh take you on a journey from the personal to the political, with plenty of digressions along the way.Sean opens up about his upcoming trip to Brisbane, exploring family dynamics, queer nostalgia, and the strange comfort of returning to old haunts. From there, the pair dive headfirst into Britain’s political quagmire, analysing Keir Starmer’s recent statements, the creeping rise of Reform UK, and whether the Green Party has a real chance to shake things up. Is strategic voting broken? Can progressive politi...
2025-05-201h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 43 – Kneecap, Louis Theroux & the Complexities of ProtestIn this wide-ranging episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean start off sneezing their way through allergy season and unpredictable weather before sharing highlights from Spitalfields Market and the evolving vegan food scene, including the curious case of Benji’s Buns.Things take a heartfelt turn as they remember the late Jill Sobule and reflect on how artists shape our lives. The conversation then dives deeper into activism and art, touching on the bold stance of bands like Kneecap and Public Enemy as they raise their voices for Palestine.The epis...
2025-05-131h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 42 - Trans Rights in the UK, Brisbane Memories & Remembering Jiggly Caliente | Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong) | #queerpodcastIn this episode, Josh and Sean begin with a bit of nostalgic banter about life in Brisbane before diving into a heartfelt and critical conversation about the state of trans rights in the UK. They unpack the impact of recent legal decisions, the dangers of rolling back protections for trans women, and the often-overlooked experiences of intersex people. Along the way, they reflect on the cultural weight of growing up in Queensland, the need for genuine allyship, and why empathy matters more than ever. The episode closes with a touching tribute to the late drag icon Jiggly C...
2025-05-061h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 41 - Katy Perry Going to Space While the World Burns | Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong) PodcastIn this week's episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean are diving deep into the wild, weird, and sometimes worrying world we live in.From the emotional rollercoaster of clothes shopping to reflections on the passing of Pope Francis, this episode is packed with heart, humour, and the often misinformed opinions of two exes who are still great friends.We also have a lot to say about celebrity space flights. Katy Perry joined Jeff Bezos's pointless rocket club and we ask why billionaires are wasting...
2025-04-291h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 40 - Coachella 2025, Vegan Vitamins & The Glee CurseThis week on Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss Lady Gaga's emotional Coachella performance, Green Day's commitment to political statements, and the 'curse' surrounding smash hit TV show Glee. They also get personal with updates on work, burnout, and supplements. The conversation takes a dive into the murky world of vegan nutrition, non-vegan vitamin ingredients derived from lanolin, and the ethics of what goes in your mouth.Expect laughs, chaos, nostalgia, and the type of honest conversation that only two people who were in a relationship for 20 years can have.
2025-04-221h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 39 - Are Famous Men Getting Worse? Toxic Masculinity, Power and the InternetIn this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean take a winding journey through the tangled landscape of pop culture, accountability, and the rise of toxic masculinity. From Lizzo’s eyebrow-raising comments about Janet Jackson and Madonna to the evolving legacy of Michael Jackson, the pair unpack the ways celebrity culture shapes our views on power, behaviour, and responsibility.They explore the disturbing trend of public figures like Russell Brand and incel influencers such as Andrew Tate using spirituality or faux mens rights activism to dodge accountability. Alongside the heavy stuff, expect some pe...
2025-04-151h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 38 - Mounjaro, Mental Health and the Struggle with Overeating: Our Personal StoriesIn this deeply personal episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean open up about the lifelong challenges that come with compulsive eating. They share candid reflections on their journeys with Mounjaro (tirzepatide) and how this medication has offered some much-needed breathing space from the constant stress of food addiction.This is a heartfelt conversation about mental and physical health, shame, and the daily realities of navigating a world that values fat people less. The hosts speak openly about what it means to seek help, the emotional toll of weight stigma, and the relief...
2025-04-081h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 37 - Scams, Ageing And The Absurdity Of Fame: If I Gave You Diamonds And PearlsIn this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean dive into the wild, weird, and sometimes infuriating realities of modern life.They tackle the pressures of ageing and self-perception in a society obsessed with youth, unpack the emotional toll of financial disputes, and explore the psychology behind scammers. They ask what drives people to deceive, and is vigilante justice ever the answer?The conversation also takes some unexpected turns, touching on faith-based life coaching from a Prince backup dancer, the bizarre lives of celebrities, the appeal of Ethiopian cuisine, and the...
2025-04-011h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 36 - From Five Star to 9/11: Music, Memory, and the Stories That Shape UsWhat do a Dolly Parton impersonator, 9/11 survivor stories, and the rise and fall of Five Star have in common? In this episode, Josh and Sean take you on a journey through nostalgia, public memory, and the power of storytelling.They reflect on a recent trip to Leeds, the emotional weight of historical tragedies, and how media shapes our perception of past events. Along the way, they discuss music's lasting legacy, the sometimes shocking cost of self-care (seriously, haircuts are getting out of control), and the ever-expanding mysteries of the universe.It’s a thought-provoking, heartfelt, an...
2025-03-251h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 35 - Has Lady Gaga released the best pop album of a generation with MAYHEM?Has Lady Gaga just released the best pop album of a generation? In this episode, Sean and Josh dive deep into MAYHEM, unpacking its emotional highs, lyrical depth, and impact on music today. They explore how Gaga’s artistry taps into nostalgia, joy, and heartbreak—mirroring their own personal connections to music and memory. Along the way, they discuss the power of storytelling in presentations, the challenges of veganism in professional spaces, and the bittersweet allure of Las Vegas. They also open up about mental health, including Gaga’s struggles, the complexities of psychosis, and the importance of can...
2025-03-181h 11
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 34 - The Ultimate Concert Wishlist: Who We’d Pay Anything to SeeJosh and Sean dive into the highs and lows of adult life, and the impact of queer icon Leigh Bowery. The duo reflects on unforgettable live music experiences, discussing iconic bands, ticket affordability, and the emotional pull of concert choices. They also explore the current music industry—chart trends, artist collaborations, and the influence of streaming platforms like Spotify. From Lady Gaga and Katy Perry to tribute acts and legacy artists like Alanis Morissette, this episode offers a lively take on music, nostalgia, and pop culture.Enjoy the ride!
2025-03-111h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 33 - Who Gets Cancelled? The Truth About Celebrity AccountabilityIn this episode, Josh and Sean explore a wide range of topics, from health issues and ageing to cancel culture. They reflect on the challenges of living in London, discussing the city's high cost of living, quality of life, and how the weather affects their well-being. Considering future plans, they debate the pros and cons of relocating to warmer climates. The conversation also delves into celebrity accountability, questioning the responsibilities of public figures who associate with controversial individuals, and whether cancel culture actually exists. Finally, they tackle the complexities of separating the art from t...
2025-03-041h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 32 - Malicious Compliance: Doing The Right Thing To Annoy PeopleIn this episode, the hosts tackle the challenges of low-fi podcasting, cultural humour, and, randomly, nostalgia for Aerosmith. They explore Nicole Kidman’s lasting impact on film and TV, compare Saturday Night Live to other comedies, and reflect on stars like Cher, Kathy Burke, and Pamela Anderson. The discussion delves into celebrity wealth, authenticity, and the growing influence of social media. Other key topics include workplace struggles, supply chain exploitation, childhood trauma, and the pressures of aging in the public eye. With humour and sharp insight, they navigate the ch...
2025-02-251h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 31 - Capitalism, Consumerism & Collapse: Surviving the Modern DystopiaIn this episode, Josh and Sean tackle digital security, automation, and the growing frustrations with service providers. They examine how capitalism and technology shape daily life, displace jobs, and create systemic stress. The discussion also covers the closure of vegan restaurants in London, rising rents, and the broader impact on cultural spaces like the Prince Charles Cinema. They explore consumerism, the commodification of culture, and the struggles of independent businesses. Highlighting activism and community resilience, they address economic disparities, the exploitation in the food industry, and the urgent need fo...
2025-02-181h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 30 - The Last One StanningIn this episode, Josh and Sean break down the highlights of recent award ceremonies, focusing on standout Grammys performances from Chappell Roan and Charli XCX. They also take a nostalgic look back at some of the most iconic award show moments in music history, including legendary performances from Madonna, Prince, and Lady Gaga. The hosts dive into the meaning and origins of the term "stan," exploring its impact on fan culture and music discourse.In the second half, they deliver a sharp critique of the Oscar-nominated film Emilia Pérez, questioning how a movie r...
2025-02-111h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 29 - KakistocracyIn this episode of Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong), hosts Josh and Sean dive into January’s gloomy weather, political chaos, and the nostalgia of 90’s pop culture. They discuss the rise of manufactured boy bands like Take That, and the Spice Girls, and how fierce competition among fans can be.The conversation also explores the term ‘kakistocracy’ and how it contextualises political disillusionment, capitalism’s flaws, and the need for accountability in leadership. With a mix of humour and insight, they explore how history is rewritten, the absurdity of modern politics, and why integr...
2025-02-041h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 28 - Wrapped In PlasticIn this episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the ubiquity of PrEP in the queer community and why safe sex isn’t discussed in the same way that it used to be.The hosts then talk about the death of David Lynch and how much his body of work has impacted them over the years, particularly Twin Peaks. They talk about their memories of the legendary TV series and some of the incredible cast members. The conversation reflects on David Lynch’s iconic storytelling, the show’s unforget...
2025-01-281h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 27 - Clever GirlIn this episode, Josh and Sean cover diverse topics, starting with Sean's journey with dentures and its impact on his self-image. They explore societal perceptions of body image, especially the stigma around weight, before shifting to Hollywood's power dynamics and how appearance influences success.The hosts then delve into the Jurassic Park franchise, with a focus on Jurassic World. They critique the film's narrative and plot believability while analysing portrayals of masculinity, femininity, and character development. The discussion highlights issues like sexism, the male gaze, and the problematic messages around motherhood and fat characters.
2025-01-211h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 26 - I Will Always Love YouIn this episode, Sean and Josh discuss various topics, including the recent passing of drag performer The Vivienne, reflections on celebrity deaths that have impacted them personally, and the emotional weight of losing public figures. They explore the role of social media in shaping public perceptions of celebrities and the nature of parasocial relationships, where fans feel a personal connection to artists they admire. The hosts delve into their own experiences with loss and how it relates to their feelings about the mortality of those in the public eye. Th...
2025-01-141h 10
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 25 - Is All Art Theft?In this episode of 'Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)’, Josh and Sean discuss a variety of topics including personal grooming, ageing, travel experiences, the legacy of Keith Haring and his partner Juanito Xtravaganza, and Gwen Stefani.They reflect on their friendship post-relationship, reminiscing about some of their travel experiences over the years and how culturally ignorant they were when they first started spending time in the Los Angeles area.Sean delves into the legacy of Keith Haring, the complexities of cultural appropriation in art, and the invisibilised legacy of...
2025-01-071h 08
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 24 - Sh!t-Eating SwansIn this week’s episode, Josh and Sean tell the story that nobody was asking them to tell… about the night they spent on a canal boat and how it ended with swans eating faeces. Not one for people with weak stomachs! Apart from that unsavoury anecdote, the hosts also have a discussion about Sean’s CPAP machine and why it has forced him to start wearing makeup. Sean tells us about his favourite makeup tutorial YouTubers such as NikkieTutorials and Trixie Mattel.They then move on to a discuss...
2024-12-311h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 23 - Not On ChristmasCW: This episode includes references to sexual assault and domestic violence. In this week’s episode, Sean tells Josh about his recent visit to Gran Canaria and what he liked about his holiday. They discuss the climate, culture, flora, history, and architecture of the Canary Islands as well as the impact of tourism.Josh tells Sean why he wasn’t a big fan of the new musical film Wicked, starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, and the hosts attempt to dissect why the songs don’t seem to hold up as w...
2024-12-241h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 22 - Violence Begets ViolenceIn this episode, hosts Josh and Sean explore a wide range of topics, including philosophy, conspiracy theories, veganism, and activism. They dissect the absurdity of certain conspiracies, the impact of confirmation bias, and the struggles of animal rights activism. The conversation critiques organisations like PETA, emphasising the need to tackle multiple forms of oppression simultaneously.Josh and Sean also reflect on racism, colonialism, and privilege in Australian society, sharing personal insights and examining societal norms. They discuss cultural identity, the legacy of systemic issues, and the vital role of active participation in social justice movements.Keywordspodcast, philosophy, conspiracy theories...
2024-12-171h 08
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)EP 21 - EnshittificationIn this episode, Josh and Sean explore the themes of passive consumption in the modern world, the impact of social media on critical thinking, and the role of community organising in fostering meaningful change. They discuss the representation of diverse voices in media, the balance between historical accuracy and narrative, and the influence of comedy on social issues. The conversation also delves into the concept of 'enshittification' and its implications for society, emphasising the need for critical thinking and resistance against capitalist narratives. In this conversation, the hosts also di...
2024-12-101h 10
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 20 - Losing My RaeligionFrom Josh's dangerous driving experiences in challenging weather to Sean's confrontation with unwanted religious visitors in his apartment building... welcome back to Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong). This unscripted podcast is hosted by two good friends who were in a relationship for more than 20 years.In this episode, the hosts talk about the role of religion in society, and how it has changed drastically within only a few decades, and what this might mean for the future.Josh and Sean also explore the links between mental health and...
2024-12-031h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 19 - FKA TwitterIn this episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), hosts Josh and Sean discuss their experiences with social media, particularly Twitter, and the reasons behind Josh's decision to leave the platform. Using a complicated set of anagrams, they discuss their distaste for the owner of Twitter/X and the ramifications of such a powerful media company working so closely with the next US administration.They delve into the complexities of maintaining friendships after romantic relationships end, sharing personal anecdotes and insights on emotional intelligence and the societal perceptions surrounding ex-partner friendships, especially how th...
2024-11-261h 10
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 18 - I'd Rather Have A Piece Of ToastCONTENT WARNING: From around the 48 minute mark the conversation mentions physical and sexual assault, so please take care of yourself and others while listening.After last week’s episode all about uncontrollable laughter, Josh and Sean talk about the things that make them cry. Films, TV shows, social media videos about stray dogs being rescued… and more! The discussion turns to the hosts’ emotional connection to music and how it can take them back to emotionally challenging times in their lives.Sean tells Josh about his appointment at a sleep clinic and how he is hoping...
2024-11-191h 08
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 17 - LOLZIn this episode, Sean and Josh explore the theme of laughter, particularly in inappropriate contexts. They share personal anecdotes about moments of uncontrollable laughter, discussing how humour can arise from unexpected situations and the psychological aspects behind it. The conversation also turns to the hosts' experiences with disruptive audiences at live performances, focusing on theatre etiquette and concert behaviour. They share anecdotes about rude audience members, the challenges performers face, and the evolution of concert ticket prices over the years. Josh and Sean also explore various themes surrounding the mu...
2024-11-121h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 16 - 1,000 Blossoms BloomIn this week's episode of 'Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)', hosts Josh and Sean delve into the complexities of modern democracy, particularly in the context of the upcoming US elections. They discuss the chaotic nature of the election cycle, the influence of personality cults in politics, and the rise of populism. The conversation emphasises the need for community-centred politics and critiques the current political systems, advocating for a more inclusive and engaged approach to governance. The hosts reflect on their own political beliefs and the importance of...
2024-11-051h 12
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 15 - Halloween SpecialIn this Halloween special episode of 'Tell Me Where I'm Going Wrong', hosts Josh and Sean share their childhood memories of Halloween celebrations in Australia and the UK. They discuss the origins of Halloween in the Gaelic Samhain festival and how the modern version has been manipulated by capitalism and consumerism.The conversation also explores the significance of Guy Fawkes Night in the UK, and the nature of memory and nostalgia as they reminisce about their past experiences. The hosts touch on their favourite scary movies and Halloween costumes f...
2024-10-291h 06
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 14 - Is This Thing On?Battling against technology, Josh and Sean discuss a variety of topics including their obvious frustrations with tech failures, the mystique of performers, the art of comedy, and the importance of audience connection.After last week’s episode all about death, the hosts were planning to keep things upbeat, but somehow they end up discussing the implications of the upcoming US elections, particularly the potential re-election of Donald Trump. They explore the age of political leaders, the polarisation in society, and the impact of political rhetoric on public sentiment. The dis...
2024-10-221h 04
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 13 - I Want To BelieveIn this episode, Josh and Sean delve into profound topics such as fame, death, grief, and the human experience. They explore the complexities of relationships, the impact of loss, whether they believe in an afterlife, and the role of mediums in spirituality. The conversation also touches on the ethics of monetising mediumship and the intersection of science and spirituality, ultimately questioning what happens after we die and how we cope with the inevitability of death. The hosts debate religious and cultural perspectives on spirituality and skepticism, and how they relate to organised religion and t...
2024-10-151h 10
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 12 - Another drink, Sue?In this episode of 'Tell Me Where I'm Going Wrong', hosts Josh and Sean have an unscripted, candid discussion about everything... from the hottest they've ever been in their lives to shitting themselves in public! They also explain why they sometimes call each other 'Sue'. The discussion also turns to memories of Steve Irwin's death and how toxic masculinity was used to sell an Australian lemonade. Enjoy the ride!About the HostsJosh Leuner is a London-based musician and plant-geek. Find out more about him here: linktr.ee...
2024-10-081h 05
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 11 - It's All About ControlIn this week's episode, Josh and Sean explore various aspects of pop culture, including nostalgia for the Spice Girls, the impact of Chappell Roan's performance, and the complexities of celebrity endorsements in politics. They discuss how social media shapes public opinion and the challenges of navigating personal feelings about celebrities who may hold controversial views. The conversation also reflects on the evolution of pop culture and the responsibilities of artists in today's political climate, and questions why non-politicians can hold so much political power. ...
2024-10-011h 13
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 10 - Folie à DeuxIn this episode of 'Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)', Josh tells Sean about his recent trip to Whitby, and all of the Dracula mystique surrounding the town. The hosts bemoan the state of modern cinema, particularly the tendency to keep remaking old films and never-ending franchises. That said, Sean is excited about the upcoming Beetlejuice and Joker: Folie à Deux.The conversation turns to their excitement for an upcoming Chappell Roan concert and they delve into the nostalgia of past concerts and their most memorable live music moments. Sean quizzes Josh about h...
2024-09-241h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 9 - Does This Look Infected?In this episode, Josh and Sean discuss ADHD medication shortages, the challenges of pushing through illness, and the concept of 'Dr. Theatre'. They also talk about their experiences of being unwell at work and the difficulties of obtaining medical help. Josh relates his lengthy and frustrating experience of being misdiagnosed with an infected spider bite.The hosts have a discussion about vegan sports teams and the potential for activism and awareness through sports, as Sean had just recently seen the vegan rugby team 'The Green Gazelles'. They explore the problematic aspects of organised sports, such...
2024-09-171h 03
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 8 - Can We Talk?In this episode Josh gives Sean's houseplants a healthcheck and they discuss Josh's green fingers (or green thumb for our American friends). The conversation then turns to the hosts's favourite podcasts.Sean and Josh talk about their love of the podcasts Maintenance Phase and A Journey Through Stock, Aitken, and Waterman and what aspects appeal to them. Sean also talks about his fondness for the Trixie and Katya podcast The Bald and The Beautiful.The hosts then turn their attention to some other podcasts that they enjoy, but acknowledge that some of them could be...
2024-09-101h 09
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 7 - Knee Deep In The Passenger SeatIn this episode, Josh and Sean discuss the dynamics of parasocial relationships, the exploitation of vulnerable fans by record companies, and the importance of artists setting personal boundaries. They explore why people seek validation from celebrities and how this intersects with the emotional vulnerability of young people. The conversation centres on the rise of Chappell Roan, a young, queer pop star, and the challenges she faces with intrusive fans. The hosts examine the role of capitalism and the seeming lack of a duty of care from record labels in exploiting fan relationships. They acknowledge the complexities of...
2024-09-031h 07
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 6 - Burying The BodiesIn this week's episode, Sean and Josh discuss social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) and whether Elon Musk is making them question whether they want to continue using it.They also recall where they were when they heard about major news events such as 9/11, the death of Princess Diana, and the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.Sharing their recurring dreams, they also discover that they have a very disturbing one in common!
2024-08-271h 08Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 5 - This House Is CleanIn this week's episide, the hosts are dealing with a heatwave in London and reminisce about their time living in a hot house without insulation in Queensland, Australia. They also discuss their fears of sharks and crocodiles in Australian waters. Sean teases Josh about a period of his life when he (allegedly) wore a jaunty hat. They also briefly touch on the topic of school lunches and their memories of food in British and Australian schools.Finally, they share their thoughts on ghosts and supernatural phenomena. Sean tells us his Mexican ghost story and the...
2024-08-201h 05Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 4 - There Are Some Bad People On The RiseIn this episode, Josh and Sean discuss toxic masculinity in Mexico and Australia and reflect on the prevalence of violence against women in both countries. They also touch on the impact of colonization and the role of religion in shaping cultural norms. The conversation highlights the need to address toxic masculinity and its harmful effects on society. In their conversation, Josh and Sean discuss their experiences with artists whose personal beliefs and actions have caused them to distance themselves from their work. They specifically mention Morrissey and Roman Polanski as examples. They also touch on the importance of separating...
2024-08-131h 04Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 3 - She Doesn't Have The RangeIn this episode, Josh and Sean discuss various topics including Celine Dion's triumphant return, the legacy of Sinead O'Connor, and the resurgence of the 90s boy band 9-1-1 in Vietnam. They also touch on the challenges faced by female artists and activists in the music industry. The conversation explores themes of resilience, the power of music, and the impact of societal attitudes on artists. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the challenges faced by pop music artists, particularly those from the 90s era. They talk about the lack of control and financial stability that artists often experience due...
2024-08-061h 05
Tell Me Where I'm Going (Wrong)Ep 1 - Backstage Shenanigans and TV WitchesIn this episode, the hosts introduce themselves as exes who are now friends and discuss their relationship dynamic, and how this morphed into their podcast, 'Tell Me Where I'm Going Wrong,' where they provide honest feedback and advice to each other.They also explore the impact of social media on critical thinking and reflect on the quick consumption and distraction culture. They touch on the passing of Shannon Doherty and discuss the greatest TV witches of all time. In this conversation, Josh and Sean discuss the influence of algorithms on social media platforms and...
2024-07-231h 05
Plant Your SeedSean O'Callaghan AKA Fat Gay VeganSean O'Callaghan is a vegan journalist, activist, community organizer, marketer, and travel enthusiast who loves supporting people on their vegan journeys. Originally from Australia, Sean currently lives in London, UK. fatgayvegan.com veganculinarycruises.com: USA National Parks Vegan Adventure May 15-20, 2022 islaurbana.org: Isla Urbana is a project dedicated to contributing to water sustainability in Mexico through rainwater harvesting.
2022-02-2445 min
Fat Gay VeganFGV mini news roundup December 23, 2021 - vegan news and reviewsThis might be the final podcast of the year, but we will have to see how much happens. Today I talk about the vegan scene in Sydney, how you can help feed those in need in London, and how you might see me dressed as Santa.
2021-12-2319 minFat Gay VeganFGV mini news roundup Thursday December 9, 2021If you’ve got an almost vegan restaurant where just two of the dishes are not vegan, wouldn’t you just go all the way? Listen to my gently rant about just that very topic. I also talk about vegan events, chocolate, and how I feel like shit after covid!
2021-12-0918 minFat Gay VeganFGV mini news roundup Wednesday November 24, 2021I’m obsessed with Sunday roast dinners and I can’t stop eating them and I wanna tell you all about them. I also wanna tell you about posh vegan eating in Knightsbridge and a new vegan social event for London.
2021-11-2420 minFat Gay VeganFGV mini news roundup Wednesday November 17, 2021You wanna win a vegan e-book? I’ve got the lowdown on how that can happen. I also talk about new menu items in existing vegan restaurants, new vegan menu items in existing non-vegan restaurants, and new locations of probably vegan restaurants.
2021-11-1714 minFat Gay VeganFGV mini news roundup Wednesday November 10, 2021 - news, views, and reviews!Imagine making the best vegan chicken in the planet and not being satisfied so you make a vegan chicken just to prove you can do it. Temple of Seitan has just done that. Join FGV as he talks you through the latest vegan news out of London, including this incredible chicken development. Thanks to Patreon for all the support.
2021-11-1024 minFat Gay VeganFGV Mini News Roundup October 26, 2021If you wanna hear a convoluted story about a cable car and bad vegan nachos, this episode is for you. I also rant about a non-vegan restaurant using the term plant based. Oh yes, I’ve got scores to settle this week.
2021-10-2619 minFat Gay VeganFGV’s mini news roundup October 20, 2021Give me vegan chocolate truffles and I’ll be happy. Give me a vegan chocolate truffle advent calendar and I’ll be very happy for 25 days. FGV talks about vegan news, reviews, and product launches in his own DIY (read unprofessional) style. Supported by his Patreon donors.
2021-10-2020 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan mini news roundup October 14, 2021I talk about food in London, including two new Thai spots that are completely plant based. I also explain why this episode is late (blame vegan fried chicken) and give you the lowdown on the new vegan spots in Brighton.
2021-10-1420 minFat Gay VeganFGV’s Weekly Mini News Roundup - October 6, 2021I have the scoop on vegan Chinese food, vegan Korean BBQ food, ready meals delivered by bicycle, and deep fried apple pies. London never tasted so good! I eat a lot and I talk a lot. Listen up as I bring you the latest London vegan news for the week.
2021-10-0617 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan loves Truffle Pig in Sheffield and wants you to know about that and other facts!Do you want to visit a 100% vegan pub in London? Listen to me drool about The Spread Eagle. And so much more in this weekly vegan news roundup!
2021-09-2817 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan mini news roundup is the place to hear my voice say “food rules”You think you love sugar? I bet I love it more! This week I talk about all the free products I was sent including bags and bags of vegan gummy sweets. I attended the opening of a new vegan pub kitchen in central London and found out about sunhini. Listen to discover what that is all about.
2021-09-2124 minFat Gay VeganSeptember 14, 2021 mini news roundup by Fat Gay VeganWanna know about a posh vegan restaurant in Soho that charges 75 quid per person? Fat Gay Vegan has the lowdown on this and the highlights of his past week and a half in old London Town. Donuts. Shakes. A trip to the seaside. It’s all covered and it’s funny and maybe a little bit annoying because FGV should write more notes before recording so he doesn’t make so many mistakes.
2021-09-1436 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan weekly news roundup! August 31, 2021. News, reviews, and info from the world of FGV.Did you know I just got out of hospital with COVID? In this episode, I catch you up with all the latest going ins including my hospitalisation. I also chat about the rapid expansion of Neat Burger, a vegan fast food chain. Thanks for joining me as I recover from COVID!
2021-08-3118 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan Weekly Roundup - the ‘I moved to Soho’ edition!The news roundup is back after a moving house break and Fat Gay Vegan has plenty to tell you. He’s getting married. He lives in Soho. He’s still eating a lot. Listen to all these exciting developments now! Thank you to Patreon supporters for keeping the show on the road.
2021-07-2017 minFat Gay VeganGet all the latest news from FGV in the 26 June 2021 episode of the Mini News RoundupHow many times have you moved house? As I get ready to relocate AGAIN, I talk about why I’m excited to be heading back to London. I sing the praises of a stuffed crust pizza I are, plus talk about a vegan-friendly beer company giving money to charity. Listen up!
2021-06-2614 minFat Gay VeganJune 16, 2021 FGV mini news roundup. All the vegan news you need and don’t need from Fat Gay VeganI’ve been a bit worried about taking vegan food options for granted now they are easier to find. I ramble a bit about that as well as vegan ice cream, vegan Sheffield, and new music from Marina.
2021-06-1626 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan mini news roundup 10 June 2021 - direct from LondonWhat is the limit that you would pay for a vegan sausage roll. Listen to FGV as he is outraged by the price of a vegan sausage roll in London. He also shares news of restaurants and bars in the capital and explains why he might change his name to the Plum King. It’s a laugh a minute in the world of FGV. *please note: a laugh a minute is not guaranteed
2021-06-1027 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan talks with... Steve of Café Van GoghIn this special episode of the Fat Gay Vegan podcast, Sean talks with Steve Clarke of Cafe Van Gogh. This social enterprise restaurant is 100% vegan and serves as a training platform for young adults with learning difficulties and disabilities who are looking for careers in hospitality. Learn about the history of the café and how head chef Bonita is steering it into the future.
2021-05-2430 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan News Roundup: episode 5Where did FGV get his start in the world of plant-based promotions? London of course, and now he is moving back. Here all about it in this week’s episode as well as new vegan market news and the vegan pork creating a storm. FGV is here to inform and tantalise!
2021-05-1916 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan Weekly News Roundup: episode 4There are MANY vegan eateries you will want to visit in London after lockdown and restrictions, but FGV has picked his top 10. Also included in this week’s episode? Product of the week, a job vacancy in London, and how you can get free vegan meat. FGV wants you to eat.
2021-05-1213 minFat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan Weekly News Roundup:episode 3 May 5, 2021Lady Gaga has given vegans reasons to not be her most ardent supporters, but my vegan product of the week is from Gaga’s makeup range! I also talk pick n mix sweets, how you can support a homelessness charity, and my recent vegan feast at a non-vegan pub. This is your weekly news alert for May 5, 2021. FGV is in your ears! Support FGV here: https://linktr.ee/fatgayvegan
2021-05-0512 min
Fat Gay VeganFat Gay Vegan Weekly Roundup: episode 1Do you remember the first time you tasted seitan? Fat Gay Vegan shares his memory from almost 20 years ago! Sean O’Callaghan aka Fat Gay Vegan uses episode one of his new weekly roundup to shout out the northern city of Sheffield, talk about the chippy phenomenon, and recommend things all self-respecting vegans should be eating. FGV has been using humor to promote compassionate choices for over a decade and he wants to be your friend.
2021-04-2210 min
Leaders & FoundersLeaders & Founders - Sean Hunter, CIO, OakNorthSean Hunter is the CIO at OakNorth, one of the most successful and fastest growing FinTech companies and Challenger banks in the world. Through OakNorth Bank, they help small to medium sized businesses realise their dreams and ambitions, where they may otherwise be overlooked by more traditional banks.
In unprecedented times, OakNorth remains positive and strong in their approach in what is an uncertain market. They continue to lend to businesses to help them achieve their goals and hit their growth milestones, which is all processed through an intelligent internal monitoring analytics platform designed by some of...
2020-05-0641 min
T.O.F.U. Talks: #OurNewNormal#OurNewNormal | Sean O'Callaghan of Mexico City, MexicoI talk with Sean O'Callaghan (Fat Gay Vegan) about life in Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2020-04-2300 min
The Odd Man Rush PodcastOdd Man Rush Podcast 1Sean O’Callaghan and Matthew Di Nicolantonio discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs preseason and provide their thoughts on the upcoming 2011-2012 regular season. Follow them on twitter at @seanovision @di_nic @ricciuto99 and visit http://www.leafswire.com for all of your Toronto Maple Leafs information.
2011-10-0300 min
St. Ignatius College Preparatory Sports Radio InterviewsCallaghan & Rhodes, January 2011Sean Michael Callaghan & Brian Rhodes Jan 2011: The SI varsity boys soccer coaches talk about their WCAL champion team.
2011-01-2507 min