Cold World Podcast

Exploring one of the most divisive issues in modern politics: immigration. From European Union immigration laws to the debate over illegal immigration in Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States, I examine the arguments on all sides. Also taking a closer look at two recent ICE-related shootings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis and the growing backlash against immigration enforcement in America.

In today’s episode we step into the final days leading up to the death of Kelly Lynch in Northern Ireland — a case that exposed disturbing allegations of coercive control and escalating violence. Through the lack of investigation, courtroom testimony, and the evidence presented at trial, we piece together how this tragedy unfolded behind closed doors. This is a stark examination of the Kelly Lynch case, the legal outcome, and the wider conversation around domestic abuse and accountability in Ireland.

A raw, unfiltered reaction to Monster: The Ed Gein Story. Breaking down the facts, the psychology, the horror and the lasting impact of one of true crime’s most infamous figures.

Diving deep into the heartbreaking murder of Iryna Zarutska. Her story is one of tragedy and brutality, shining a light on the darkest sides of human behavior. We uncover the details of her life, the horrific circumstances surrounding her death, and the impact it left on her family and community. Then I take a closer look at the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk. A case that stunned the public, raising questions about motive, influence, and how one violent act could ripple far beyond its moment in time. We explore who Kirk was, the events that led up to his death, and the lingering aftermath that still sparks debate. Two very different stories. But both serve as chilling reminders of how quickly lives can be shattered by violence.

Continuing on from last week’s episode, today I explore some more major problems that are contributing to America’s downfall. Today I touch on issues such as police brutality and how it’s led to the murders of so many innocent people, particularly in the black community. And then I talk about the toxic woke culture in Hollywood and how it bleeds into society.

In what was an historic week in American history, Donald Trump is inaugurated for his second term as US President. He promises to “make America great again,” but today I break down some of the reasons that I think he has a difficult challenge on his hands. Today I highlight some of the major problems that have plagued America now for years, such as the fentanyl epidemic and the increase of mass shootings, particularly in schools. And I also discuss the failed assassination attempt on Trump during the election in July of last year.

Former UFC champion Conor McGregor has come under fire with allegations of sexually assaulting a woman in a Dublin hotel in 2018. The civil suit which took place in Dublin's High Court, has garnered widespread media coverage and legal scrutiny. McGregor maintained his innocence throughout the trial, however, he was ordered to pay the alleged victim, Nikita Hand, €250,000 in financial damages. Tune in to hear me dissect both Conor and his accuser’s version of events on the night, you'll hear me describe the limited evidence involved in the case and then I share my own controversial thoughts on it. As well, I felt like this case opened the door for a bigger, more important conversation when it comes to allegations being made against men. A conversation that I attempt to tackle today.

Delving deep into the disturbing life and crimes of the killer clown, John Wayne Gacy, who murdered at least 33 young men and boys in the 1970s in the Chicago area. Today I’m exploring Gacy's background, his methods of luring victims, the gruesome discoveries at his home, his confession and trial, the challenges of identifying victims, and the long-lasting impact of this notorious case.

Delving deep into the disturbing life and crimes of the killer clown, John Wayne Gacy, who murdered at least 33 young men and boys in the 1970s in the Chicago area. Today I’m exploring Gacy's background, his methods of luring victims, the gruesome discoveries at his home, his confession and trial, the challenges of identifying victims, and the long-lasting impact of this notorious case.