48: Do You Remember Where You Were?

Episode 48 of the Agony Rants podcast, hosted by HeadStuff Podcasts, titled "48: Do You Remember Where You Were?" was published on September 18, 2022 and runs 42 minutes.

September 18, 2022 ·42m · Agony Rants

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In this episode we chat about where we were when the Queen of England died. Gearóid was doing a show and Niamh isn’t sure. They also chat about awkward family events. In the mailbag we try to help a letter-writer who is getting married and has a tough relationship with his brother. If you are enjoying the show you can subscribe to Headstuff+ to show your support and undying appreciation. Also you can leave us a nice rating on Spotify or a 5 star review on Apple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this episode we chat about where we were when the Queen of England died. Gearóid was doing a show and Niamh isn’t sure. They also chat about awkward family events. In the mailbag we try to help a letter-writer who is getting married and has a tough relationship with his brother. If you are enjoying the show you can subscribe to Headstuff+ to show your support and undying appreciation. Also you can leave us a nice rating on Spotify or a 5 star review on Apple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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