A podcast hosted by Mark Mehigan. Roasting Things. On Sundays.
This week Mark revisits his teenage years spent attending one of Ireland's greatest temporary theme parks... in the RDS... in the month of January.
Does exactly what it says on the tin - albeit, with indigestion.
This week Mark explores the good, the bad and the gambling.
This week Mark takes a deep dive inside himself and haphazardly addresses the many lows and seldom highs of 2020.
This week Mark explores the emotional and physical pitfalls of developing as a young man in Ireland.
This week Mark explores the windy city in all its glory.
This week Mark reflects on one of the hardest weeks of his life - the time he ended up in Val Thorens on a University Ski Trip.
This week Mark takes a deep dive into one of the most pervasive elements of modern culture - brunch.
This week Mark explores the ineffable indecency of London estate agents and the mad, off the wall 'banter' of Primary School teachers.
This week Mark takes a look at all things wholesome; kids, food markets and of course, hoovers.
This week Mark explores the three different types of Irish people you encounter when out walking.
This week Mark was talks about those people who spend one semester in Barcelona and come back home thinking they’re Salvador Dali.
This week Mark tries to find his feet after suffering a burglary of himself.
This week Mark explores Music Festivals. Everything from girls dressing like Kylie Jenner when it’s raining in Leeds, to secret raves that have been heavily advertised.
This week Mark performs Mortal Combat with his mind and addresses the institution that is the Irish Funeral. God rest his piece.
This week Mark goes on yet another staycation in his head and explores the great outdoors, indoors.
This week Mark explores his inability to become a full fledged adult. Particularly honing in on the moral gymnastics of the Twitter elite, Conversations on dating apps and The Happy Plum sisters.
This week Mark explores the trend of thirsty people on Instagram during quarantine and why Irish people shouldn't have sec recreationally.