The Anti-Broadcast

Howard and Morgan start off the show discussing the anniversary Ireland’s long-standing smoking ban and the recent Puff Daddy/Sean Combs allegations, then at 29 minutes 30 seconds they’re joined by Exulansic for a conversation about her history with the transgender community, as well as the multiple dangers, both phyiscal and mental, of transgenderism. Guest: Exulansic

After celebrating the recent No-No vote for the “Family” and “Care” referenda, Howard and Morgan discusses Leo Varadkar and the government having a meltdown, the only solution to lasting peace in Palestine, France threatens war in Russia and Macron immediately backtracks in the face of backlash, Dublin’s migrant tent city, and so much more.

In this episode recorded on the night of the referendum on “Care” and “Family”, Howard and Morgan commiserate on the fear of a Yes-Yes vote as well as the possibly misplaced hope of a No-No vote. They also discuss the shit-show trial of Hannah Gutierez Reed for her part in the fatal shooting on the

This episode is a long-haul flight, standing at 8 hours. In it, Howard and Morgan bring on Tony of Tony’s Tunes to acknowledge his contribution to the station over the years; a Muslim woman telling the Irish to stop making jokes; Karl from WATP’s probable marriage issues; Howard’s scrotum malfunctions; and Ireland’s leading prostitute advertising

In this episode the lads start the show with the cheerful topic of watching everyone around you suddenly get old, the bomb that partially exploded in a Dublin homeless hostel, the escapee migrants who stowed away in a refridgerated truck, and so much more.

In this episode Howard and Morgan discuss how devout Muslims go to the toilet, the value of religion in their lives and the possibility of joining the Orthodox Church, and all other kinds of ridiculousness.

This episode we discuss the value of Christmas, Free Speech, and what’s left of the Irish Constitution.

The day after Ireland’s October 7th, where buses, trams, cars, Garda (police) cars, and a hotel for migrants were burned down and Gardaí were attacked in response to the stabbing of 3 children and a woman outside a creche, we cover the most important questions – what started it, what made it explode, and what

In this episode, we delve into the conviction of Ashling Murphey’s killer, Jozef Puska, and examine the resurgence of misandry (hatred of males) that followed. We explore the true needs of women for safety in Ireland. Later, we discuss Senator Lynn Ruane’s controversial treatment of a volunteer at a Committee hearing and her mentorship under

In this episode Howard and Morgan discuss Leo Varadkar staring at a hurler's arse, RTÉ and NGOs forcing Down Syndrome people into the workplace, the PSNI data breach(es), and UK cops traumatising a 16 year old with Autism for being socially awkward.

In Part 2 of this episode Howard and Morgan discuss the sinister meaning and origin of the surname Schofield; Pederasty; is Schofield a scapegoat? We discuss the inconsistencies in the case against him; unlimited imagration; the push to enter Ireland into NATO; and what do we all want from life?

In part 1 of this episode Howard and Morgan discuss the pushback against, and lack of interest in this year’s, Pride Month; the fragility of the current power structure; Morgan’s famous sofa; the Phillip Schofield scandal. Willyi also joins and we discuss everything from cutting turf, to pride, to Presidential abduction attempts.

In this second half of episode 53, Howard and Morgan delve into the gender transition agenda.

In this episode Howard and Morgan break down the events of May 12th in Sandwith Street, Dublin City, which seems to have marked the beginning of a national pushback against the flooding of Ireland with refugees and other migrants.

In this marathon 2nd half of the show, the lads delve deeper into the scammy ways of Seyi Agbede and later turn their sights on Dublin South FM, and their flagship show, "Business Eye."

In this episode Howard starts out discussing the President Biden visit to Ireland and why we should have told him not to come. Morgan joins the discussion 20 minutes in, and later they discuss and showcase the exploits of Seyi Agbede - Primary School teacher, personal life coach, and now an Agent of Change in Ireland.

Howard and Morgan discuss trash journalism, trash science, and the Irish state's hatred of the underprivileged and the Traveling community.

Howard and Morgan return for their first show of 2023 - Morgan addresses our regular chat member directly, the forgotten parts of Dublin rise up against the environmental bigotry of the Irish government, and Drew Harris' Gardaí fake a...

Howard is joined by old friend of the show, Patrick, to discuss the ancient practice of Indo-European power classes to maintain their power, as well as the relationship between that shared identity and issues of race.

Howard and Morgan summarise the East Wall rebellion and speculate on what it means for Ireland, and analyse the ridiculous debate between John McGuirk and Ebun Joseph on the proposed name change of Trinity's Berkeley Library.

In this second part of episode 49, the lads discuss police brutality and corruption, and the issue of a small Irish town having dozens of migrants planted in their one hotel with no community resources to support them. The battle for justice contin..

The guys tackle and dismantle the slanderous claims against Jesse Lee Peterson put forward by Church Militant, discuss the idea that grown men can be groomed, and then go on to discuss the new comprehensive sex education being introduced in Irish...

In this second part Howard and Sean discuss the creeping groomer agenda. As it's late in the show, they go back to discussing Johnny Depp and how the rich/famous relate to life.

This episode Howard and Sean lament the absence of their co-host Morgan, but then swiftly forget about him as they delve into the madness that is CURRENT DATE - Woke over-reaches have triggered a backlash, and White Pills are on sale at affordable pr

In this second part we carry on talking more about Amber Heard's lies and exaggerations, older people standing up for what they believe is right, and Sean's new-found faith.