Tell Me What You Really Think: Recent Episodes
Dave and Sean
Comedy Chat Podcast where Sean and Dave talk about their daily struggles. There's plenty of arguments and a few laughs along the way!
Dave reviews the new Podcast 'Talking Ted' and Sean gives his frank thoughts on the Oscar nominated 'The Power of the Dog'
Sean delivers a new stand-up routine in Brussels inspired by Dave's Toyota Yaris, while Dave recently attended a David O'Doherty gig in Dublin (before testing positive for Covid!)
Dave remembers when he felt intimidated at Sean's going away party before moving to Belgium.
Dave rewatched Love Actually for the first time since 2003 and he has interpreted it very differently now. Merry Christmas to all our listeners!
Sean and Dave imagine what Dave's letters to his personal agony uncles would have been like at various stages of his life.
Despite the best of intentions, Sean and Dave went wildly off topic, and have a typical Catch Up call.
Sean and Dave are back after their break, and both went on Holidays, in Ireland! Did they have a good time????
Dave has moved to Galway in the West of Ireland, and discusses with Sean dodgy wifi and renting again
Dave and Sean discuss the various opinions they've encountered on Vaccines. Dave has read a chapter on the issue by Luke O'Neill and of course thinks he's now an expert.
Dave has a wrist injury, and as you might imagine there's plenty of humour to be found...
Sean and Dave discuss the various types luxuries they've spent on themselves in the last year.
Sean quizzes Dave about lessons he has learned and whether he has put them into practice.
Seán and Dave talk about some stigmas they have encountered during their life, both as children and at present.
Dave and Sean discuss how their relationship with alcohol has changed in the last year.
Sean and Dave discuss the nature of criticism and when it is fair (or not). As you might expect, Sean gets a little personal
After a particularly busy week, Dave asks Sean how can he unwind. DISCLAIMER: Sean is quite nice to Dave in this episode!
Technical issues forced Dave (and next time Sean) to adopt a slightly altered format...
Dave and Sean wonder how their lives could be different if certain things had happened in their careers or personal lives...
Sean and Dave reminisce on their achievements in recent years. Dave questions whether winning anything actually matters while Sean is a little more surreal in his selections.
Dave tries to take a light hearted look at 2020, Sean though doesn't really see the funny side.
Sean wants to talk about the common occurrence of when Dave gets no reply to a post he makes on Whatsapp or Social Media. Sean calls this 'Crickets'
Sean presented an academic paper at a University in Northern Ireland recently, but didn't realise that Dave was one of the attendees until questions at the end....
In the next stage of Dave's attempted detox from Social Media, Sean thinks he would benefit from not expressing any opinions.
Dave reaches out to Sean about his social media addiction, but he doesn't find much sympathy.
Dave questions where some present day outrage comes from, Sean thinks it's indicative of his attitude. Things get a little heated in this episode!
Dave received a negative reaction to something he posted on social media, Sean has absolutely no sympathy.
Sean and Dave decide to record an episode late one evening, after both have been drinking. The topics get a little X-Rated!
When Sean borrows things, he breaks them. When Dave borrows, he keeps them. Dave and Sean discuss the pitfalls of borrowing!
Sean is critical of people who change their vocabulary to try and impress in formal situations
Dave has made some recent friends in America, though the situation took a very bizarre twist, just like it did about 15 years ago!
Before we went into Lockdown, Sean and Dave recorded an episode where they talked about their experiences of drug use.
Sean and Dave speak about how their time in quarantine is going, and the challenges they face both being self-employed during the outbreak of the Coronavirus.
As lockdown has reached Ireland due to the Conoravirus, Sean has some suggestions for how Dave can have a viral moment, though Dave finds some problems!
Sean and Dave recorded an extra, very current episode of the show, as life is changing by the day due to the Coronavirus... Dave is has lost a lot of work and Sean could be facing into a lean period.
Sean and Dave discuss their fan base and Sean explains the concept of Parasocial Relationships
Sean is excited with his upcoming film debut, but Dave is worried about the reaction on Social Media.
Sean and Dave discuss complaints they have made and then go for lunch in a restaurant that Sean has previously complained about.
Sean and Dave look back at some of the shows they watched which left them a bit underwhelmed.
Sean and Dave are scathing in their criticism of comedians who think the world has gone mad with political correctness... and make a fair amount of jokes in the process which may be considered politically incorrect!
Sean is in Dublin and he and Dave met at a Haloween party. Sean discovers that Dave's claims of drunkeness are exaggerated and everyone keeps bugging Sean about the future.
Sean and Dave talk about their latest writing ventures. Dave has a new blog and Sean went to a creative writing class.
Sean and Dave discuss some of their best and worst purchases and Dave begins his new 'Twittery Action' (Twitter Reaction) section
Dave and Sean talk about a few awkward situations they have been in, and they also discuss their most pointless purchases
Dave and Sean discuss their recent trips to places around Ireland; Sean did stand up in Kilkenny and Dave ended up in Boyle, Co Roscommon (in the rain).
Sean and Dave record live in Dublin, as Dave pitches his new sitcom 'Singletons' to Sean, and together they write a theme tune.
Holiday Special: an old episode from Dave and Sean's previous incarnation of the podcast, recorded in May 2014
Sean and Dave recount some of their fond summer memories, including the time they ended up cycling on a motorway somewhere in Belgium!
Sean discusses the concept of shame, after a comedy gig in Brussels didn't quite go as planned
Sean probes Dave infatuation with recent elections, and Dave discusses Sean's unusual topic for his stand up routine - masturbation anniversaries!
Dave thinks he's a European Socialist, Sean completely disagrees. Football fans and Eurovision get discussed in this slightly political episode.
Sean and Dave review some comedy shows on Netflix, including Arrested Development and Schitt's Creek - a show they have very different opinions about!
Sean and Dave talk about the reaction to the Notre Dame fire, and talk about wider issues of religious commentary and how views are expressed.
Sean and Dave talk about what it means to win and lose.
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Sean was reminded by one of our listeners recently that Dave once wrote a blog about his food allergies.. Sean is not impressed!
Sean talks about his recent visit to Dublin to where he lectured, while Dave just posts on Social Media again!
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Sean talks about the contexts in which he should be called 'Doctor' and Dave talks about his 10 year challenge and his carefully thought out support for nurses. For double the episodes, subscribe at patreon.com/tellreallythink
Sean and Dave discuss resolutions for 2019, Dave gives Sean some tips for MC-ing and they discuss some feedback from their listeners. For double the amount of episodes, subscribe on Patreon: patreon.com/tellreallythink
Before Sean headed home to Belgium, he and Dave caught up one last time to discuss their post Christmas moods
Sean and Dave reminisce on 2018 and Sean talks about his upcoming Book. This episode was recorded on 30th December, live in Dublin.
Dave talks about the reaction to a social media post about the song 'Baby it's Cold Outside.'
Sean talks about Dave's latest behaviour on social media and Dave talks about the latest group that want him to volunteer his work.
Sean talks about his latest progress in becoming a stand up comedian, and Dave reflects on why people called him 'gay' for about a decade.
Dave talks of the show's new social media platform, Sean calls him out on his use of social media and of a claim he recently made, which Sean was having none of!
Sean reveals he has been considering getting into Stand Up, and he relives his not so memorable experience at a stag weekend in Germany.
In an episode that resembles a late night political review, Sean quizzes Dave on his views about Disney, the Pope, Protestors and gives more feedback on his album.
Dave talks about the difficulties of a career as a singer and Sean has a marketing idea for his album
Sean and Dave reflect on a recent wedding they were both at and Sean tells of his best man duties at an upcoming wedding.
Dave picks out some of the most memorable chats he and Sean have had over the internet in the past