HeadStuff Podcasts
Your Internet Boyfriends
Your Internet Boyfriends is a weekly catch up podcast from two Irish comedians - one gay, one straight, both gorgeous - navigating dating, life and disasters in London through completely different lenses. Each week is a mix of queer/straight laugh out loud stories, a little too honest confessions, unqualifited advice to listeners and the kind of unfiltered conversations you’ll whisper to your friends. Mark and Denis are the honest, funny and unexpectedly wholesome queer-straight friendship you didn’t know you needed.
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9 de jul de 2026
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#2 Nightmare London Flat Viewing & Mark’s Trip Home 13.02.2025 39:53
Denis has entered his villain era, and it all begins with a truly cursed London flat viewing: broken boiler, space heaters, two families living inside, crying babies, building works overhead, bin-level carpets, and a handwritten note confirming a building-wide cockroach infestation. Nineteen. Hundred. Pounds. Meanwhile, Mark has been back home in County Clare doing gigs, touring storm damage with...
#1 Our 15-Minute Photoshoot Disaster (and Why Denis Ended Up in a Tank Top) 13.02.2025 46:37
What starts as a cute weekly catch-up quickly turns into: a chaotic 15-minute London photoshoot, Mark’s psychological warfare to get Denis into a tank top, 547 unusable photos, and an unexpected discussion about condoms, NHS magic tablets, and teenage shame buying pregnancy tests in Limerick. We also talk Eurovision (pre-Samantha Mumba injustice), ho-stone burning, fake earrings, mustaches making...
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