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Blindboy Boatclub

Blindboy Boatclub

Irish satirist and musicianWikipedia

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Oct 31, 2026

BryonyHOST
14:02
But I'll tell you something that did just pop into my head.
BryonyHOST
14:05
Last night I went to see, do you know Blind Boy? No.
BryonyHOST
14:11
He has a podcast called The Blind Boy Podcast.
BryonyHOST
14:15
He used to be in a band called The Rubber Bandits.
BryonyHOST
14:21
I don't know if you would have heard of them.
BryonyHOST
15:56
And I was just in complete awe of this person just having so much knowledge and knowing like so much folk history.
BryonyHOST
16:07
And yeah, it was just, if it becomes available, I would recommend listening to it.
BryonyHOST
16:12
this sounds really interesting and I think the thing with Blind Boy is like his from what I understand all of his podcasts are like he's just found out about a thing and he's really excited to learn about it and he just talks about it and I think there's just something so lovely about having that excitement
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
1:09
Squeeze the wheezing Jesus, you big-eared sheenus.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
1:13
Welcome to the Blind Boy Podcast.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
1:16
If this is your first episode, consider going back to an earlier podcast to familiarize yourself with the lore of this podcast.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
1:23
Right now I'm doing something that I have never ever done before in the nine years, in the nine years of showing up every week and doing this.

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Blindboy BoatclubHOST
49:14
This is what I do for a living.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
49:15
It is my full-time job.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
49:18
And if this podcast brings you mirth or merriment or entertainment, if you find yourself listening regularly, then please consider supporting the podcast directly via the Patreon page, patreon.com forward slash the blind boy podcast.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
49:33
All I'm looking for is the price of a pint or a cup of coffee once a month.
CarlPANELIST
35:52
It's short stories but visualized.
ConorHOST
35:55
Blind Boy
CarlPANELIST
35:55
yeah and I'm like because I knew one of them I knew one of the short stories and it's probably the weirdest one out of all of them but fuck me I read it but seeing it man fuck They have a great part.
CarlPANELIST
36:11
I'm not going to say anything about it because you're like, I don't want to say it, but they have a bit in it, and it's a whole American alpha male podcast set up in it and all.
Glenn JeffersHOST
36:51
Yeah.
Glenn JeffersHOST
36:51
What happened to you and the fella there?
CarlPANELIST
36:53
i don't know just packed it in did he maybe yeah blind boy seemed to have got his own thing going for him but
ConorHOST
37:00
you recommend it for us from what you know of us you think we like it
Scroobius PipHOST
31:53
But I listened...
Scroobius PipHOST
31:55
Colin Murray's a good mate and Blind Boy from the Blind Boy podcast is a good mate.
Scroobius PipHOST
31:59
And he recommended some specific things to listen to.
Scroobius PipHOST
32:01
And I listened to a lot of Colin Murray and I really nailed down to a specific Northern Irish accent.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
30:41
I believe that Irish people in the 21st century are becoming reacquainted with their myths and legends.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
30:48
And that's, you know, partly, I don't want to take credit for that, but, you know, the likes of the late Moncon McGann in particular, the likes of Blind Boy, the likes of John Creedon, you know, even Hector and, you know, some of the Irish stuff that he's coming out with.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
31:07
We've got, we're becoming again familiar with our stories.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
31:11
They weren't taught to us in school, by and large, you know.
RobHOST
51:57
And obviously, most people will go to the fountain of knowledge that is Wikipedia.
RobHOST
52:03
And they will, like even Blind Boy, like he openly says he's like, i go on wikipedia deep dives like that's like my thing yeah but like what
EamonHOST
52:12
he's
RobHOST
52:12
trying
Luke ClancyHOST
19:44
I'm finding it in theater.
Luke ClancyHOST
19:46
I went to see, do you know, you've come across Blind Boy Boat Club, have you? The Blind Boy podcast is famous among podcasts.
Luke ClancyHOST
19:53
He's an Irish guy who used to be in a band called the Rubber Bandits.
Luke ClancyHOST
19:56
And then he kind of really took to podcasting.
SenanHOST
7:32
Obviously, you didn't.
JoeHOST
7:35
Actually, Blind Boy on his podcast, which everybody should also listen to, had a very interesting theory about that some people were using their own breath.
JoeHOST
7:43
to make
SenanHOST
7:44
the starter for the sourdough
James MoranHOST
20:50
I really got burned out watching stuff for the part.
James MoranHOST
20:54
I think the Blind Boy episode really took it out of me.
James MoranHOST
21:00
But I, it is unrelated, but because we talked about watching Larry David's new show and then I was supposed to go see that documentary about Eamon Ryan.
James MoranHOST
21:14
I just couldn't do it.
Susan RiddellHOST
54:52
So I get back on Tuesday.
Susan RiddellHOST
54:54
Then on Wednesday, I'm going to see Blind Boy.
Susan RiddellHOST
54:57
At night? Aye, I don't know who the guest is.
Susan RiddellHOST
55:00
Where's that? I can't remember.

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