SEASON TWO Ep 4 - JACK WOOLEY

Within the first few minutes of this episode, Cian invites Irish Taekwondo athlete Jack Wooley to a fist fight outside. Instead they stay in the comfort of the studio and chat about how Kelly Harrington played matchmaker to Jack and his fiance, the story of his engagement at the Dancing With The Stars finale and representing Ireland in the Olympics. This season, it's not only Cian's sultry voice you get to sit back and enjoy, but you can check out his face and his guests as we upgraded to some visuals. Go follow him over at @gaylgeori for more podcast bits and everything else Cian gets up to. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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