Cypress Thrill
It's not often you hear Fermanagh and surfing in the same sentence, but it was pretty much par for the course on this week's show. There was sport, culture, and craic in abundance. Tasty stuff.
It's not often you hear Fermanagh and surfing in the same sentence, but it was pretty much par for the course on this week's show. There was sport, culture, and craic in abundance. Tasty stuff.
Stolen cars...corporate awards...rec hockey...mask mandates...Ed Sheeran...Dave Grohl...Leo Barry (look him up)...and plenty of football/futbol/soccer/sahhkerrrr. This is a tasty show!
The boys both dipped their toes into the performing arts world this week, John with poetry and Quinno with a play reading. But don't worry, there's plenty of craic for craic's sake on the show as well!
A Crafty Rogues podcast can be many things, but it rarely lacks diversity. This week's show includes Nikki Haley, Nicola Sturgeon, Liam Brady, U2, the USWNT, youth hockey, and a 50 year old a cappella group. We rest our case.
When Carl Craig drops by to add his wit, wisdom and accent to the mix, things tend to get tasty. Trust us, on this week's show, things got very tasty. This is top shelf.
It was another one of those 'melting pot' shows this week. And by that we mean it contained Saint Brigid, the groundhog, Tom Brady, Liam Brady, the Brady Bunch, Brian Clough, and a six year old ordering food. Melting pot.
Despite a slight audio issue, the boys battled on like true professionals, which they're not. But they did come to the conclusion that the "Classified" stamp on government documents needs to be bigger. You're welcome, America.
Despite the fact that it's 'Blue Week' in their part of the world, Cosgrove and Quinno were anything BUT blue. It seems they had a good time at the pub. Gee, there's a shock.
John's health (it's good), Quinno's looks (not so good), Gareth Bale's career (trophy laden), and sausage rolls (glorious). Admit it; you're intrigued.
The boys kicked off 2023 in mid-year form, with tales of snow, stolen cars, and a family saga involving US soccer royalty. If Week One is anything to go by, this could be quite a year!
\The boys finished the year off in style with a tasty 2022 finale. There was lots of love for Rebecca Lowe, and not much for Emi Martinez. Sounds about right.
This week's show finds the boys in a fairly talkative mood. That's quite handy when you think about, because A: there's a lot to talk about, and B: because talking is what people do on podcasts. There is that.
Frozen trees, Swedish crash test moose (meese?), impound lots, Tony "Plugger" Lockett, karaoke, Motherwell's shirt sponsor and, yes, the World Cup. Could be tasty.
There's a lot of interesting, nuanced, well considered content in this week's episode. But, mostly, John finds the England football/soccer team hard to cheer for. Okay, impossible to cheer for.
This week's Crafty Rogues journey took in Doha, Sydney, Enniskillen, Faribault, Grimsby, Swindon and Glasgow, to name a few. It wasn't really planned. It just happened that way. It often does.
Cosgrove had tales to tell. France are World Champs for a reason. And Gary Lineker made the point that Fox Sports didn't. This is good stuff.
Cosgrove is headed to the homeland for a few days, so the boys wanted to make sure he left on a high note with a cracking show. Mission accomplished. No, seriously! It's really good. Here...listen.
JOMO is the joy of missing out. Tourists come to America for the elections. And Mo Salah ruined breakfast. It'll all make sense when you listen. Maybe.
In between Quinno getting back from Texas and John leaving for the Pacific Northwest, the boys managed to set up in an Italian restaurant and record a show. Hey, why not?
With Quinno living the cowboy life in Dallas, his chair was filled with the former MN United commentator and Brummie savant, Callum Williams. Irish first name, Welsh last name and yet he can tell us with much authority if England are going to win the World Cup. Craic abound.
Irish and Australian people show affection through abuse. The US doesn't get irony. And Graham Potter has a new haircut. Trust the Rogues to tackle the important issues.
It's hard to imagine why Rudyard Kipling, Alex Jones, Steve Bruce, Brendan Gleeson, and Anders Limpar would be topics of discussion on the same show. But they are.
John had tales from the South. Quinno had tales of former Producer Jonathan. And the My Pillow guy got a mention. Hopefully it's a one-off.
Quinno's back from Ireland with stories to tell. Cosgrove has comments and opinions. Lots of opinions. Lots.
With Quinno still supping pints in the Emerald Isle with his mate, Feeney, Cosgrove invited a man who could see the Queen from his bedroom window as a kid, Daniel Thomas Michael James Stockton. The chat was fast paced and to the point. Unusual for this podcast!
MRIs, claustrophobia, the Queen, Graham Potter, Aghadrumsee ladies, rail strikes, Baron von Raschke and Andre the Giant. Yep, sounds like a show.
Chelsea want Graham Potter. The UK still runs on a class system. And VAR is fine, the people making the decisions are the problem. Again.
We learned quite a few things on this rare Monday night outing: Quinno went to Woonona High School...John saw St. Paul and the Broken Bones...and you've got to have some love for Brent Kallman. Really, you just do.
Some deep and meaningful thoughts emerged from this week's show. Then there was this stuff: Style points count. John has Tommy Tiernan tickets. It's good to see Wilfried Zaha smile.
After a week of looking after visitors from the homeland and making his presence felt at Irish Fair, Cosgrove was back riding the Crafty Rogues bus. Quinno was driving.