Julie and Fred are rewatching 'Pretty Woman' and suddenly seeing the signs that a pre-nup was on the way for poor Vivienne, we discuss the latest development in Britney's battle for autonomy and we chat the first episode of Love Island: thoughts! feelings! emotions!If you have enjoyed this episode please tell a friend and/or subscribe to the pod so as to never miss a protracted what's app audio. You can also support the podcast on patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast.Thank you so much for listening!God bless,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We chat chlamydia, doctors phoning it in and the merits in a chunky Mayor chain. Julie is cold-calling famous people and damaging the brand irrevocably whilst Emma is debating whether or not to get on board with the latest season of Love Island.Thanks so much for listening!Grá mór,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emma is chatting foxes in boxes and drinking espresso martinis like she doesn't have kids in the morning. Meanwhile Julie has a mad story about a little girl in India who claimed to have lived twice and has a Gandhi led-investigative commission to prove it.If you enjoyed the pod we would LOVE if you could tell a friend, rate or review us on itunes and/or tell a friend.Thank you so much for listening and downloading our little love affair!Grá mór,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie fears she has pissed Blindboy off and will have to leave the country, Kate Winslet is gushing about her hubby and Emma believes in UFOs.If you have enjoyed the podcast please leave us a review on Itunes and/or tell a friend. If you could also download this episode we would be eternally grateful as this is what counts towards podcast charts.Thank you so much for listening and supporting us, it means too much.Grá Mór,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We have unearthed a 2004 Rolling Stones interview with Lindsay Lohan by Michael 'meta-commentary' Binelli which sends shivers down the spine, Emma is leading the men of Rathfranham astray with her Ariana Grande backpack and the ladies have concluded that taking their pants off is now their only option.If you wish to support the podcast you can do so at www.patreon.com/upto90podcast. If you have enjoyed this episode we would love if you could download the episode, recommend us to a friend and/or rate or review us on itunes!We love you for listening.Grá Mór,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're chatting pulling a legger on jobs, Emma is looking forward to checking out Julie's new curtains and Emma has a new business model idea which involves woodwork and longterm friend of the podcast Owen Colgan.Julie is hitting up IKEA with the confidence of a woman who didn't once post her uniform back to La Crossainterie and spend the next 17 years actively avoiding Liffey Valley foodcourt and Emma is feeling angry about a digital double standard at a certain Florida high school. If you wish to join our Patreon you can do so at: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast.If you have enjoyed the pod please subscribe and/or tell a friend.Thanks so much for listening,Grá Mór,J and E xxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Prince Harry is putting his foot in it, Emma is very much on grid and Julie is actively avoiding her when shit gets real. We chat Irish wakes with kids followed by Jumanji and the Julie is perusing Fred's favourite graveyard.If you have enjoyed this episode you can rate/review us on itunes, tell a friend and subscribe so as not to miss an episode of all this audible magic. You can also support us on patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcastGod Bless and Grá Mór,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie Roberts is getting a dig in at Chrissy Tiegen's expense, we find out what a dirt nap is and Emma is recalling her career in the Irish branch of the Micky Mouse Club. Julie's wedding is EXCLUSIVE and she's forgetting to brown nose her way to the top of media echelons, whilst Emma is foolishly removing her shoes at weddings with disturbing consequences.If you have enjoyed this episode please rate/review us on itunes and/on tell a friend. Alternatively you can support us on patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast.Thanks so much for listening,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this unedited Up to 90 Ben Affleck is making us all cringe on Raya, Laura Whitmore is causing a stir on Twitter and Julie's upcoming wedding is being scuppered by her beloved podcast partner Emma Louise Doran.If you have enjoyed the pod please subscribe, rate or review us on itunes, tell a friend or better again support us on Patreon www.patreon.com/upto90podcast.Grá mór,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're talking Julie's 21st birthday disaster, Emma is having a rare moment of self-loathing and we chat the latest turn of events for Ian Bailey, the West Cork native who has long been presented as the prime suspect in the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.@emmadorancomedian chats to @juliejaycomedy If you have enjoyed this podcast we would love if you could tell a friend, rate or review us on iTunes or better again support us on patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast.Big love,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The masterchef final is cancelled, Emma has a vendetta against a blue-eyed blonde, Julie is living in fear of bumping into her ex and we talk Aisling O'Loughlin's recent anti-vaccine stance.We also discuss the sad passing of Nikki Grahame - a true contemporary icon.@emmadorancomedian chats to @juliejaycomedy. If you would like to support this podcast you can do so at www.patreon.com/upto90podcast; alternatively please leave us a 5 star review if you have enjoyed the episode and/or tell a friend!Thank you so much for listening.God bless,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie is delving into the world of terrible boyfriends and Emma is waking up with carpet mouth despite her newfound sobriety.We discuss Nadia Forde's new comedy set in an Italian chipper, touch upon Bryan Cranston's 'Your Honor', and dissect the reasons why not ordering a starter could signify the end of a forever friendship.If you would like to hear the first 30 minutes of this episode where Julie is detailing her recent encounter with Derry Fleming you can head over to our patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcastThanks so much for listening!Mind yourself,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie informs us all what happens when boyfriends from hell and fake scratch-cards collide, Emma's not drinking but still waking up with carpet mouth and we bemoan that one friend who announces she's 'not getting starters'. Nadia Forde's new comedy following Italian chippers has our interest PEAKED and we ask what has become of Brendan Dassey.If you have enjoyed this episode please get in touch and/or support us on patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie has had such a mad day she is retelling the same story she told last week and Emma is sharing some spooky slug science with us. We delve into the archives to chat double-killer Malcolm McArthur, we try to discuss Chrissy Teigen leaving Twitter and offer our review of the Youtube Demi Lovato documentary 'Dancing With The Devil'.If you fancy supporting the podcast you can do so https://www.patreon.com/Upto90Podcast. We really appreciate your support as this is our only income! Failing that we would love if you could download, subscribe and/or tell a friend.God bless,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emma and Julie are chatting emergency poos, Julie is being mistaken for a tourist everywhere she goes and Emma's dog is emotionally blackmailing her partner Shane. This week Julie reads an article about Irishwoman Ann Glover, the last woman hanged for witchcraft in Boston, and the girls battle to stay on brand and get to12k a month.To help the girls reach their 12k goal (only 11.5 k to go!) you can support us on patreon at www.patreon.com/uptopodcastIf you have enjoyed the podcast we would love if you could rate or review us on itunes.Thanks so much for listening!Grá Mór,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emma is scared her new Chinese is a little too fast on the spice bags and is currently campaigning for an end to the Rose of Tralee. Julie is rage cleaning all over the gaff and the porridge bowl war in West Kerry rages on. When they remember to talk internet stories Julie has one about a prisoner choosing prison over time with his loved ones, and we totally get it.If you have enjoyed this podcast please rate/review us on itunes, tell a friend, subscribe OR support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast. The only income we receive is from listeners and we really really appreciate it (those giant wotsits won't buy themselves)Big love,J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emma confesses to having recently watched Red Table Talk and warming to Willow Smith, while her internet story of choice revolves around a very American way of applying for a job. In other news Julie is watching Bosch. At least she thinks she is. It could be an out of body experience. Emma is being followed by some wreck the red redhead from Rathfarnham who's got 3 kids and we discuss where the kids of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory are now.@emmadorancomedian talks to @juliejaycomedy. If you wish to support the podcast please subscribe/rate us on iTunes or better again support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie discusses Satan worshipping Florida teenagers and their bid to slaughter their classmates and Emma recalls a botched poisoning attempt in primary school by her old nemesis Keyboard. Emma chats about her upcoming comedy panel show starring every Irish female comic bar Julie and we tell the dark truth behind the Young Scientist competition.If you have enjoyed this episode please rate/review us on itunes, tell a friend and/or download (this is what counts towards podcast charts)This podcast is funded solely by Patreon. You can also support us on: https://www.patreon.com/Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'We're all Sunday Bloody Sunday til you get robbed for a third time in Colombia'Julie chats her close encounter with Prince Harry and Emma is talking flashers in the woods and how that's just how you clean your car. We discuss Julie getting robbed three times in a week whilst traipsing around Colombia and ask could she be the problem?If you have enjoyed the podcast please get in touch on insta/twitter @upto90podcast, tell a friend or even better rate/review us on itunes!You can also support us on Patreon @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this new Up to 90 restructuring we dive into the archives and each share two internet stories from the week that tickled our fancy.We chat butt dials and feeling so indebted for accidental texts that you keep shifting Bertie for several more years after the fact. We also discuss the spate of Daddy Pig moments currently being celebrated on Tik Tok and when leftovers go bad.If you have enjoyed the podcast you can support us on Patreon or alternatively simply rate us on itunes and tell a friend!God bless,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Bite Me on the nipple once, shame on you; bite on the nipple twice, shame on me’We talk celebrities going on holidays in the middle of a global pandemic and discuss our favourite topic - comedians dying on their hole. We’re chatting the end of Kimye and Emma’s son Joe is mad for badges. Julie is paranoid RTE presenters are screenshotting her comments to use against her in the court of law and we're all sweating for Prince Harry when he tries to speak.If you have enjoyed the podcast we would love if you could rate or review us on iTunes; or support us on www.patreon.com/upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I always deflect attention away from my problems by over-acesssorizing’ We chat rugby stars and their partners keeping up the routines, exercising in hotel rooms, and Julie finally weaning herself off Pat Kenny. Emma has her doubts Norma Foley is human, the ladies thrash out ideas as to what will happen with the Leaving Cert 2021 and Julie reflects on her burger a day period with fondness. We also discuss news of an impending Spice Girls Reunion which gives us all something to live for.If you have enjoyed this podcast please rate or review us on iTunes; and if you could throw us even a euro a month on the Patreon we would love you forever! www.patreon.com/upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I’ll tell you what Ryan Tubridy’s drug  of choice is - it’s the Kennedys’This week we’re talking Claire Balding having to leave Instagram following threats by online trolls, Jesy Nelson exiting Little Mix to protect her mental health and whilst diving into their shower routine Emma and Julie discover they have more in common than ever thought possible.If you have enjoyed this podcast you can support us on pattern: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘You knew I was messing when I asked you to the Debs yeah?’‘Of COURSE’This week we talk our disastrous Debs stories. Emma is reminiscing about her first love - smoking and Julie is straddling people and injecting people with Covid vaccines. We touch upon hoop dreams (the other hoop) and establish where Julie went to school for once and for all.If you have enjoyed this podcast you can support us on www.patreon./upto90podcast; or alternatively you can rate or review us on iTunes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I think we would all agree Adam is ready’This week Julie and Emma are chatting hairdressers, school scandals, Katie Price and The Late Late Toy Show.If you have enjoyed the podcast please get in touch on Twitter or Instagram @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I have no issue with the man but I just don't see the appeal in him as a human being'In this episode we talk Emma's career as a medium and how Julie is forever destined to be her helper; Nicole Kidman's eyes are darting from side to side and Emma recounts Shane's traumatic experience with a taco fries.If you have enjoyed this episode you can support us on Patreon @upto90podcast; or alternatively  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

’I once woke up to my mother blowdrying my hair as I slept’This week we are talking getting a carvery with Shane Ritchie, Alison Hammond moments, Emma is sleepwalking and Julie is sending illicit pictures to her dad.If you have enjoyed the podcast please rate or review us on iTunes!Big love, J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I don’t think black Shetlands ponies exist’‘Come on Julie it’s 2020’This week we chat the US Election for a whole 5 seconds, before Emma lights a bonfire and bangs on about her Shetland pony Steo. Julie is still embittered from losing a schoolgirl competition back in 2005 and we discuss our favourite Teen Mom storylines.If you have enjoyed the podcast you can support us on patreon: www.patreon.com/Upto90Podcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘It’s just like that film Kramer versus Kramer’‘Julie I think you need to update your cultural references’We chat double standards and the elusive second chance in RTE. Julie talks about messing up her one shot at a prime time slot and Emma is enraged by well known Irish personalities not checking their privilege. We also discuss politically incorrect Halloween outfits, Blue Ivy taking over the world, debate whether or not Julie is a bot or a real person and Emma quite fancies a Fish Box If you have enjoyed this episode please rate or review us on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast. You can also support us on Patreon www.patreon.com/Upto90Podcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I’m so excited, I’m so scared’Emma and Julie are discussing Don’t Do Drugs Episodes on Saved By The Bell, the power of French teachers, Emma denies being a singer despite all evidence to the contrary and Fred is determined to find his wife.We would love if you could support the podcast by subscribing to our patreon @upto90podcast or failing that if you could rate and review us on iTunes this really helps us grow the pod.God Bless, J and E xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘My life has had a lot of parallels with Fungie’s life’We talk Gene Hackman’s love of a court room setting and Mark Wahlberg‘s Oscar winning performance in nineties thriller Fear. We touch upon Fungie’s sad disappearance and Emma momentarily refrains from sarcasm as Julie makes a shocking bottle-nose confession. Alyssa Milano is smoking crack for no discernible reason, Emma is the patron saint of young fellas and Julie chats the ex files whilst reminiscing about French exchange students and flammable hairstyles.  If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate/review us on iTunes. You can also support the podcast on Patreon @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘At the moment I'm just trying to convince potential Tinder dates that Ted is just my nephew’Julie and Emma are back and talking Foot and Mouth Disease, mysterious geography trips aka Christmas Party funds, and second chances on Tinder. Julie has the answer as to why everyone in Nadine Ireland has Covid and Emma is convinced her mother is a little bit too relaxed these days.The ladies also out the person doing the workplace Lotto as an guaranteed fraudster and expose the real reason somebody would voluntarily join a social committee.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate/review us on iTunes. You can also support the podcast on Patreon @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'This cat with feline AIDS needs a home too'Kerry K is engaged and we await the invite to the nuptials with bated breath, we talk 1980s dads and their inability to care for kids, and the DSPCA is demanding full control over your estate in exchange for that three-legged lurcher: bargain!If you have enjoyed this episode we would really appreciate if you could rate or review us on itunes.God bless,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘You know when Sinéad O’Connor is telling you to get your shit together that’s when you really need to have a chat with yourself.’This week we’re berating dates, protein balls, and Bette Midler. We discuss the eternal enigma that is Jim Corr, why we never got the shift at the Junior Cert discos and Julie is setting vegan cheese alight in a bid to test just how baby proof this bad boy is. If you have enjoyed the podcast you can support us on pattern @upto90podcast and/or review us on iTunes as this really helps with the charts.Thanks so much for listening!J and E Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘She was like don’t worry about the breastfeeding just get your Leaving done’This week Julie is getting started on at a breastfeeding class, Emma is wondering where all the guards have gone and Junior Andre is the only person talking sense on Loose Women.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate or review us on iTunes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Sure we’ve all jumped off a wall to impress a new fella’This week we’re talking Simon Cowell breaking his back, local lockdowns and reveal Pat Butcher’s long-term real-life celebrity partner. We also chat smoking and why Julie chose the road less travelled, whilst Emma discloses her secret trick of how not to not get COVID off a packet of Brady’s ham.If you have enjoyed this podcast we would really appreciate if you could rate or review us on iTunes or you could support us for 3 dollars a month on Patreon and avail of our weekly extra episode ‘This Too Shall Pass’God Bless,J and E xxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel are just two emotional wrecks with the same head’This week we’re chatting getting that mortgage via an Only Fans Site, Katie Price jumping off walls and ask the big question: Is Jame Corden as much of a dick as we think he is?If you have enjoyed the podcast ppppplllllease review us on iTunes: It really helps with chart progress OR you can subscribe to our Patreon and avail of 4 extra episodes per month for a measly 3 dollars.Thanks so much for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘No wonder their schoolbags are so heavy if they’re carrying rocks in them’This week we chat the Irish governments very, very big plans, why Twink is not the woman you want to meet in your local Spar and debate the true meaning of being a bread head.If you've enjoyed this episode you can avail of 4 extra episodes for a mere 3 dollars a month over on our patreon: www.patreon.com/upto90podcast; or you can review us on itunes @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I just find English people are very comfortable with silence''No that's just everyone but you Julie'This week we're chatting being a Karen, Princess Beatrice getting hitched and Kanye West's recent South Carolina Presidential rally.We also touch upon Karl Spain's personal chicken roll tragedy, Julie is telling Daithí O'Sé her life story, we discuss Costcutter leaving us wanting and apparently Emma's got people skills, who knew?If you have enjoyed this episode we would be super chuffed if you could support us on Patreon where for a mere 3 dollars a month you can gain access to a free weekly episode, 'This Too Shall Pass'Insta/Twitter: @juliejaycomedy @emmadorancomedian Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I'd say Will has been leaving business course brochures in Jayden's room for years'This week we chat about the teacher who hit the headlines in the mid nineties for having an affair with her 13 year old student; why Jada and Will should have had a preliminary car chat on their way to that Red Table Talk, and the perennial problem of other people's mams.If you have enjoyed this podcast you can treat yourself to 4 extra episodes for just 3 dollars a month on our Patreon: @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Biden has been told four times in the last 24 hours Kanye is running for President and has been equally surprised each time’Kanye is running for President, Ghislaine Maxwell is in custody and someone is messing with Emma’s eggs. Julie can’t do Dublin accents and shares her former acne secrets, we talk adoptive parents reneging on their parental duties, little women masquerading as children and we’re all praying hard for Prince Andrew getting a kick up the hole.If you have enjoyed this podcast we would be super grateful if you could rate or review us on iTunes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I look after my kids - yeah that’s kinda what you’re supposed to do?’We talk Julie’s recent social media cancellation following THAT Twitter storm and Emma drops the ‘B word’ leaving things on a distinctly awkward note - just the way she likes it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Please leave the tampon material to me thanks’In the wake of some extremely disturbing allegations which have surfaced in the last few days this is an extended episode in which we discuss our experiences of misogyny in Irish comedy and how we all have our part to play in changing a toxic culture.If you have enjoyed this episode we would really appreciate if you could take a moment to rate or review us on iTunes.God bless,J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I kept having to remind myself that Noah Wiley is not a real doctor'This week we discuss the problem with Little Britain, Keith Lemon, and lazy caricatures. The truth behind Bosco's Magic Door is finally exposed, Emma is eating her f*cking burger and Noah Wiley is giving medical advice once more. 'Frankie Boyle who?' - that's right, Julie has a new weekly obsession; in a moment of rare vulnerability Emma confesses to her Rob Kardashian status and Fred is breathing out those number twos like an absolute champ. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Beatrice and Eugenie have definitely started a new family What’s App group’This week we talk about the many and varied uses of a tayto bag, we’re already charging our bluetooth speaker for the Prince Andrew goes to jail bonfire party, and JK Rowling is having some kind of breakdown.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to subscribe and download this episode as it really helps the podcast in the charts. Also we welcome all five star reviews on iTunes.God bless,J and E Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Excruciatingly shit’Julie is off the meat following her latest sheep debacle and is on a mission to find out why all the animals in her parish are blind. Scott Disick needs to sort his shit out and Gemma Collins needs to educate herself before her Sunday Vibes get her cancelled. Emma has some wise words for longterm fan of the podcast Jaqueline Jossa, and we discuss the tragic news that Kylie Jenner is not, in fact, a billionaire.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to subscribe so as to never miss an episode. You can also subscribe on Patreon for 3 dollars and get 4 extra episodes a month looking exclusively at celebrity scandals.And if you can rate or review us on iTunes we would appreciate it massively. Stay safe out there, J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'The top off was probably as curated as the placement of the Mr Taoiseach mug'This week we're chatting Dominic Cummings and driving blind; we talk about not talking about Khloe Kardashian's new face and Leo is officially one of the people as he partakes in the quintessential Irish picnic: a bag of cans and a packet of Meanies.If you, like Julie, have also been refused a nose-job in Vietnam please get in touch on Twitter or Instagram @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'He'd be all dicking around with no dicking around'This week we talk cats and why they love shitting on your bed, why we are mad for Woodies, Emma imagines an animal landing on her mother's head, and we recall putting our kittens in buggies in what was clearly a cry for love.It is officially confirmed that Justin Timberlake was indeed a child prick, we chat Meghan Markle's new book, Emma has beef with Obama and someone is dicking around. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

’I’ll say this about your kids they all have regular sized heads I’ll give them that much’In this week’s episode we talk about America’s Next Top Model’s most disastrous makeovers, Adele and society’s obsession with weight, Emma’s recent transformation, biros being left in all the wrong places and why you should never tell Tyra Banks you like your hair when auditioning for a reality TV show.If you have enjoyed this podcast you can rate/review us on iTunes; support us on Patreon @upto90podcast; or simply tell a friend and spread the Up to 90 gospel.For more Up to 90 news follow Up to 90 on Twitter @upto90podcastGod bless,Julie and Emma x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Keep On Smoking was the 90s equivalent of Live, Laugh, Love’This week we chat Britney’s mysterious fire and her recently confirmed secret Fair City sibling. We discuss friends’ penchant for older men and their Homevalue calendars, Julie reminisces on her singular dalliance with smoking, Fred is being seduced by an older woman and Emma talks about getting a Granny Smith in the back of the head.Insta/Twitter; @upto90podcast; @emmadorancomedian; @juliejaycomedyIf you have enjoyed this podcast we would really appreciate if you could take the time to review us on iTunes/download this episode (this is what counts towards podcast rankings) and/or support us on Patreon @upto90podcast.Patreon is our only source of podcast income: currently for $3 a month you can get 4 extra episodes dedicated solely to celebrity scandals, with $6 a month entitling you to 4 extra episodes PLUS 4 funny videos per month.Thank you so much for listening!God bless,Julie and Emma Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Oh my God are you having an affair with Mundy?’This week we chat the ‘How to be Human’ Manual, Emma takes us on a detailed journey through the seminal movie that is ‘Pushing Tin’ and Julie chats Michael Buiblé being a baddie.Also, Emma loses the rag when it comes to money talk, Julie confesses to feeling the feels for Offaly men and we discuss The David Platt Factor.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate/review us on iTunes. You can also support us on Patreon @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Emma and Julie chat virtue signaling, celebrities singing sad songs from mansions, playing the bongo in the nip, Emma’s penchant for detail and why Ellen Degeneres is currently trending on Twitter for all the wrong reasonsIf you have enjoyed the podcast please don’t forget to rate or review us on iTunes. You can also subscribe to us on Patreon and for 3 euro a month gain access to This Too Shall Pass: our Patreon only episode where we look back on celebrity scandals.Insta/Twitter: @upto90podcast; @emmadorancomedian; @juliejaycomedy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘You get a car! You get a car! You get a car!’The girls are 100 episodes in and celebrating with a tribute to their Queen: Oprah Winfrey.They chat feral children, how to catch a predator, Dr Phil, mad cows, ride or dies, hip hop controversy and our favourite celebrity interviews.We also have some exciting Patreon news for those of you who’d like some extra episodes talking exclusively about celebrity scandals in our new podcast ‘Up to 90: This Too Shall Pass’You can follow us on Insta and Twitter @upto90podcast, @emmadorancomedian and @juliejaycomedy. Also reviews on iTunes and downloading episodes are both massively appreciated! Love J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'He did genuinely ask me had I come as a prostitute'Emma's dad is cooking apple tart and her partner Shane is at the bread while Julie's partner Fred is bleeding all over checkouts in Dingle. The ladies also talk dressing provocatively at Halloween, Quentin Tarrantino films, Madonna's face, why computer games rarely make a successful transition to the big screen and why Julie has a phobia of baths.Just for fun we read a recent one star review from our old friend Steven and discuss the future of comedy.If you have enjoyed the podcast please follow us on Instragram/Twitter @upto90podcast and don't forget to rate/review us on iTunes (except Steven). Also please download the episode as this goes towards chart numbers.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Repress Yourself'As she releases new music this week we discuss our fellow ginge Lindsay Lohan's fall from grace, Julie talks us through her latest rash and Emma chats toast and her ill-advised dalliance with a fringeIf you have enjoyed this podcast you can rate/review us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter/Instagram @upto90podcast. You can also support the podcast on Patreon @upto90podcast. Stay safe and thank you so much for listening! J and E x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I was clearly bet into Amy’In this episode Emma delves into her 1995 summer camp diary as we explore her true feelings for her preteeen hockey rival and what it really means when you challenge an arch enemy to a water fight.Julie reads two angsty teen poems full of self-loathing and we announce our special topic for our impending 100th episode!If you have enjoyed this Podcast please don’t forget to download (this makes it count towards chart numbers) and rate/review us on iTunes. You can also follow us on insta and Twitter @upto90podcast and support us on Patreon @upto90podcast.Wishing everyone well during this hugely challenging time love Julie and Emma x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

* Note that this episode contains Tiger King spoilers!Emma and Julie go on a deep dive into Winona Ryder's 2001 shoplifting trial and chat about the attractiveness of a man who enjoys his dinner. We talk First Aid instructors and securing the room, our collective love of Kerryman bods, why the Good Friday Agreement gave us a green light to not pay for eyeliner and talk about the final episodes of Tiger King.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don't forget to rate or review us on iTunes! You can also support the podcast Up to 90 on Patreon and follow us on Instagram nd Twitter @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we chat weddings, bikini lines, Tiger Kings and the hazards of woodwork partners with long hair. We also touch upon the inevitability of exes reappearing during a global health emergency, the perils of Instagram live and Emma's penchant for scones.If you have enjoyed the podcast we'd love if you can rate or review us on Itunes. Please don't forget to download the episode as this is what counts towards chart numbers and remember to subscribe so as not to miss any extra episodes which we will be releasing each week for the duration of Lockdown. You can follow us on instagram/twitter @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Day 2 of Covid-Lockdown: Emma and Julie chat working from home, passive aggressive song requests and JULIE HAS SOME VERY GOOD NEWSIf you have enjoyed the podcast please don't forget to tell a friend, review us on itunes and/or subscribe wherever you download your podcasts. You can also support us on Patreon @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Julie and Emma are on lockdown. We chat COVID 19, the wrongness or rightness of baby carrots, monopoly and other references to what adults do, how Emma has been wrangling free repeat prescriptions for years and tone-deaf tweets.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don't forget to rate or review us on itunes and whatever you do, stay safe out there. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Julie and Emma chat love hearts, brown bread, grammar nazis, coronavirus, email sign-offs and Harvey Weinstein. We also give our hot take on the Love Is Blind Finale.If you have enjoyed the podcast please don’t forget to rate and review us on iTunes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Emma and Julie chat all things Love Is Blind in light of the Netlfix phenomenon which has taken over the streaming service over the last weeks. Please note this contains judgement and many, many spoilers.If you are the guy we saw for 2.5 seconds at the start of the show please get in touch with us on Insta or Twitter @upto90podcast.If you have enjoyed the podcast please don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week is a different type of Up to 90. We talk about the tragic passing of Caroline Flack and the scourge of internet trolling.If you have been affected by any of the issues raised in this podcast, please contact Samaritan’s Ireland on 116 223 for support and know that you’re not alone x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘The shinners are in so you better stock up on your King crisps now’This week we chat being too sexy, election results, questioning your sexuality, Katie Price doing Playboy, coming out and the scourge of party poppers.Emma talks about a traumatic experience involving other people’s children and Julie talks about being in a committed relationship with a party-popper enthusiast If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate and review us on iTunes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Sure sorry but if David Beckham was our dad we’d all be kissing him on the mouth’This week we talk chastity, David Schwimmer, kissing your mother on the mouth and why Julie needs to delete the tweet.If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to download (this is what counts in chart terms!) and rate/review us on iTunes. You can also follow us on Twitter and Insta @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up to 90,  Emma and Julie chat Brad, Jen and LONGING, H from Steps being a confirmed wreck the head, Ant Mc Partlan being a bit of a prick and TOWIE stars versus BA Airways.If you’ve enjoyed the podcast please don’t forget to rate/review us on iTunes. You can also support us at Up to 90 Podcast on Patreon and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the girls chat Megxit, porn hub categories, Love Island and picky bits.If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate or review us on ITunes to help spread the Up to 90 gospel! You can also support us on Patreon @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we chat awards irreverence, Julie’s brushes with the law and Emma’s dream pet - squirrels.Don’t forget to subscribe to our nonsense so you never miss an episode of us talking absolute shite. If you’ve enjoyed this please rate or review us on iTunes. You can also support the podcast on Patreon @upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Riding on that surfboard'This week we chat Daily Mail teacher scandals, assault charges and Christmas sing alongs in this Up to 90 festive special.Who exactly is Chantelle Houghton? What's up with Madonna's face these days? Who is our number one silver fox? Why is age not just a number? What race is Fred? Can Julie wear docs? Why is Emma on the mega mix? All these questions and more are answered by your favourite ginger duo.If you've enjoyed this podcast please don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes and don't forget to subscribe so that you never miss an Up to 90! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Free drink but you pay for the prostitutes’This week Emma and Julie are back in a loading bay living their best life in Julie’s NCT failing Yaris.We chat Ray Darcy comedy competitions, free bars, trolls ‘not getting it’, we name and shame anyone who’s ever wronged us and seek out controversy - in other words a typical week here at Up to 90.We talk Jeremy Clarkson’s latest dig at Greta Thunberg, we discuss abusive audios and the media’s tendency to promote their own agenda, we nail why Maggie Thatcher was really a bitch and dissect the latest celebrity threesome rumours.If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate and review us @upto90podcast on ITunes. Don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an Up to 90! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I’m pretty sure Hilary is a lizard’This week we chat to Gordon Rockford of Those Conspiracy Guys acclaim as we delve into the world of ISIS brides, Joe Biden, Boris Johnson and those vicious rumours in relation to the death The Queen. We establish that Elizabeth Warren and Elizabeth Smart are in fact very different people and ask the big question: where exactly is Moldova?Don’t forget to subscribe so as to not miss an episode and if you have enjoyed the podcast please rate and review us on iTunes.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we talk Caitlyn Jenner’s likability, Justin Timberlake’s alleged infidelity, Dennis Quaid’s romantic age gap and ask whether this is the end of Victoria’s Secret in its current incantation?We talk misleading pictures, avenging the fairy statue, being team Britney, the changing landscape of female runway shows, dropping the ‘K’ word, a Rihanna coup d’etat, holding hands when drunk and the romance of knowing this is your last wife when you’ve got one foot in the grave.As ever if you have enjoyed the podcast please rate us on iTunes and don’t forget to subscribe wherever you download your podcasts so as not to miss an Up to 90! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I guess you could say I’m too honourable’This week we chat Randy Andy Prince Andrew and former drugs mule Michaela Mc Collum.We talk conditioner impasses, job interview jargon, Piers Morgan, taking packages for lads just cos they text you back, fiscal disability, positive action in the PENILE sense, glow-ups, glow-downs, chronic masturbation, being ‘too honourable’ and remembering your first Pizza Express.Please please please if you enjoyed this episode rate us on iTunes as it really helps put food on our tiny tiny Famine Cottage table. Also don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss an impromptu Up to 90!!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up to 90: The Rebrand‘You watched BackDoor Teen Mom twice?’‘Yes but the second time I was just looking for clues.’The girls are back and chatting Teen Mom, Modern Love, Line Of Duty, rebrands, TI, So Solid Crew and Top Boy.Emma confesses to pulling a Julie and Julie talks colonoscopies and mouldy jam.If you’ve ever cancelled yourself please get in touch at Twitter or Instagram @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the girls are LIVE from the Spailpín Fánach as part of Cork Podcast Festival, and are joined by 'local girl' Laura O'Mahony.The girls explain to their millennial audience what exactly California Dreams was and then go on to discuss it ad nauseam. They chat Barbies, Ken Dolls and their absence of genitalia, the Protestant bling bling Santie gift that was Barbie's Dreamhouse, OTT, Boyzone, Peter Andre's bathing habits, mitching off school for You're A Star, Fine Gael politicians, Terry Keane, Overboard, our collective love for Goldie Hawn, maternal hearing habits, Ocean Colour Scene, Dawson's Creek and the vilification of Jen (aka Michelle Williams).What we're saying it is wish god help us you know yourself sure what would be doing sure look itIf you enjoyed this episode please rate us on iTunes and feel free to tell a friend as we try to spread the Up to 90 gospel far and wide: from Ballinskelligs to Ballincotton, from Derry to Kerry, and beyond! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Tipperary is the Texas of Ireland’This week the girls chat to comedian, host of ‘Buckshot’ podcast, star of ‘Damo and Ivor’ and ‘Defending The Caveman’ Tom ‘The Bear’ O’Mahony We talk driving at 7, Communion Harlem pimp ensembles, ‘doing it for yourself’ in rural Ireland, house tunes, NWA, Slater’s misogyny in ‘Saved By The Bell’, Crocodile Dundee and much more.We also touch upon Greta Thunberg (Tom’s a big fan), Emma’s father’s mechanical skills and Julie asks the big question: leprosy, is it still a thing? We make outrageous analogies and compare British Page 3 Girls to Japanese schoolgirl culture in a blatant disregard for nuance and essentially drag Tom into a sketchy chat about sexuality over scones and mouldy jam.If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please rate and review us on iTunes and recommend us to a friend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Now just uncuff me and I’ll be on my way’This week on Up To 90, the girls are back in the car due to unpaid studio fees (patreon patreon patreon). On this rainy night we’re chatting the queen of hot pants Kylie Minogue.This tiny little teeny pop tot initially stormed our screens as teenage Charlene, whose on screen relationship with a certain Jason’s Donovan spilled over into real life romance, before she ended it for the king of Ozzie bad boys Michael Hutchence.A career marked for the lack of deviation, was Kylie ever really in control of her own image? Is it right to compare her with fellow pop heavyweight Madonna? Why has her life been so scandal free? Did illness change the trajectory of her career? Is Danni a headwreck or just a bit of a personality? Why does Russell Crowe wreck Julie’s head? Is Emma the tiniest podcaster in all the land?In other news, Julie is questioning herself following an illicit venture to her local swimming pool, Emma is an influencer and Shane is being mistaken for a single dad on the regular. We also reference teenage Russian gymnasts, Emma’s first day faux pas and why LinkedIn should be called ‘Please Creep On Me’.If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please tell a friend and help us spread @upto90podcast love on Twitter and Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘My handsome, handsome prince.’This week on Up To 90, we talk Sarah Ferguson. Never an academic and known for her love of sports and horses, the world was somewhat surprised when Prince Andrew announced his engagement to an old childhood friend - Sarah Ferguson. Hurled into the public life Fergie  found the life of a royal newly wed a lonely one,  and soon began appearing in public with a string of Texan businessman.Two kids later and a separation, it was the infamous ‘toe-sucking’ which became Fergie’s undoing and resulted in her being divorced by 1996. A dalliance with Weight Watchers, numerous TV appearances and more scandal involving bribes and ‘money for access’ deals have made Fergie the most radioactive royal of the lot. Until her ex husband got caught up in a very public scandal of his own - involving a certain convicted sex offender; Jeffrey Epstein.We chat mysterious cats deaths, canine perversions and Fred is officially having an affair. If you ever sucked in toe please get in touch on Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please rate us on iTunes and tell a friend! X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'You little pricktease!'This week Up To 90 goes live: as our jaded ginger duo are joined by hilarious comics Jim Elliott and Danny Ryan, with musical maestro Fred Cooke on keyboard to chat all things Springfield in this Simpsons special.The teacher in our midst has gone Factor 50 on the photocopies and printed off lyrics for the requisite sing-songs as we talk favourite characters, best moments and funniest episodes. Julie stuns with her rapping ability and Danny talks swear jars, Jim effectively saves the day with an encyclopaedic knowledge of every Simpsons episode ever and Emma exposes the truth about serial pet poisonings in Rathfarnham circa the early 90s.We've got misquotes and misnomers galore in this episode, lots of misjudged crowd interactions, our podcasting nemeses make a brazen appearance and Julie's parents are there to watch her big moment as she confirms why Emma is pursuing a solo pop career minus her neurotic comedy wife.If you are Gordon Rochford of 'Those Conspiracy Guys' please get in touch on Twitter or Instagram @upto90podcast. If you've enjoyed the podcast please review us at iTunes and remember in this game only downloads count towards chart-topping success so if you could download this episode rather than casually listen Julie promises never to sing again. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘He’s talking about blow**** Julie’This week on Up To 90, we chat family entertainer turned media pariah Michael Barrymore.Michael Barrymore quickly rose through the ranks of television to become a Saturday night staple and firm favorite loved by millions. His first brush with scandal came in the form of a rehab stint, followed by a very public coming out story; but it was the tragic events of a house party in March 2001 that would mar his career irreparably.The girls explain the true meaning behind the lyrics with ‘Blow My Whistle Bitch’, reminisce about girls who didn’t actually love girls (Tatu), and hypothesize on Greg from Love Island’s convenient break-up timing (absolutely no judgement but we are team Amber for life). Emma plays devil’s advocate while Julie doesn’t hold back when it comes to sneaky peterisms and self-preservation tactics. This one is salacious in the extreme.If you are Michael Barrymore please get in touch @upto90Podcast on Twitter and Insta and if you have enjoyed the episode please rate us on iTunes! If not stay away from keyboards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Sure look, mad for golf and mad for the ride’This week on Up To 90, we talk the man who changed golf forever – Tiger Woods.Tiger was born Eldrick Woods in Orange County California and quickly rose through the ranks to become the most famous golfer in the world under the watchful eye of his father and mentor, Earl.Major tournaments, sponsorship deals, and broken records all propelled Tiger to world number one status, but it was the scandal of 2007 that saw it all come crashing down (literally). Car accidents, infidelities, divorce, DUIs and back injuries saw Tiger’s fall from grace be played out in the world’s media for all to see until his triumphant return in 2019.We talk doggers, flashers, Uber driver reviews and what’s app audios in this latest episode.If you’ve ever ridden Tiger Woods please get in touch on Twitter and Insta @upto90podcast. Also if you’ve enjoyed the podcast don’t forget to rate us on iTunes as it really helps with Emma’s low self esteem. And don't forget to donate to the Patreon Page and we'll give you a shoutout and a birthday card! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I quite liked Baggins’‘Do you mean Bradley Wiggins?’‘Yes. Yes I do.’This week on Up To 90, our favourite ginger duo are joined by the inimitable broadcaster/presenter extraordinaire Muireann O’Connell to chat all things 90s.We talk boxes, bulges and musical educations as we explore Muireann’s Limerick teen years. Rose tins, fusion bands, The Cranberries, illicit medications, free gaffs, familial contraceptive mistakes resulting in gargantuan age gaps and Freaks and Geeks are all touched upon as the ladies offer solutions to big big issues.We also discuss tattoos, bellybutton piercings and toffee pops. An effortless segway into favorite cereals unearths a shocking secret from Muireann ’s past involving RESPECT bags, Community Game athletics and the man with the bulge: Mr Christie.In an Up to 90 first we delve deep into first periods - specifically why was it a cause for mass celebration across Limerick housing estates?***Trigger warning*** Emma discloses a shocking secret from her friend circle involving cards and fathers and menstruations which some listeners may find distressingIf you’re Rick O’Shea or a member of Bellefire get in touch on Twitter/Insta @Upto90Podcast so we can finally offer Emma closure on past hurtsDon’t forget to rate us on iTunes if you’ve enjoyed this episode and we will officially heart you foreverYou can also support the collective madness at @upto90podcast on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Let’s just stop all the fiddling around the edges’This week on Up To 90, the girls look back at 90s TV’s John Leslie and his gargantuan fall from grace. The Edinburgh native was the first Scottish presenter on Blue Peter before moving on to Wheel of Fortune and GMTV.Very much a media darling, he courted interest not just for his presenting skills but also his chequered love life. It was an autobiography by fellow 90s media darling Ulrikka Jonnson however, which ultimately began a series of events leading to the excommunication of John Leslie from television circles, and the demise of what was once an extremely promising career.Group sex romps, cocaine use, allegations of sexual impropriety, a catalogue of court cases and never ending speculation make Leslie’s story one of continued fascination.In other news, Emma explains why she loves dragging boys to the ground and we finally understand why her penchant for pulling Julie’s hair is like TOTALLY not her fault likeIf you were ever an elephant who shat in a Blue Peter studio please get in touch on Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast. You can also support the collective madness at @upto90podcast on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘He’s a hard act to follow. I love him and always will’The queen of 90s grunge Courtney Love is the topic of this week’s Up To 90: was she destroyer of the greatest punk-rock band of the decade or misunderstood widow? Was she reckless mother or struggling addict? What exactly happened with Dave Grohl and why did she dissolve her working relationship with Foo Fighters?We chat fallings out with Madonna, damning Vanity Fair articles, babies, overdoses, Larry Flynt, loneliness, acting nominations, stripping, Ed Norton, suicide, social services and Trinity College.If you’ve ever been in a punk-rock band with Courtney Love please get in touch at Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast. Please don’t forget to download this episode and if you do have something nice to say, please say it on Apple iTunes as it really helps with the chartage. And donate to the Patreon Page to get your very own personalized, handwritten Up to 90 birthday card! God bless x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘So basically she just kept fucking phones at people’This week on Up To 90, we talk Queen of the 90s Catwalk – Naomi Campbell.Naomi Campbell burst onto the scene at the tender age of 15 having been discovered whilst shopping in London. Within a short period she had graced the cover of most major fashion magazines, defying racist bias in an industry that had been previously been very much white-centric.She quickly became a pop cultural sensation, starring in music videos, movies and dating some very famous people: most notably Adam Clayton, of U2 stratospheric game.However one thing that had always marred Naomi’s success was her notorious temper: with numerous accusations of physical and verbal abuse, how is it that we still remain helplessly fascinated by Naomi?In other news, Emma’s got an ingenious financial plan but Julie worries her lackluster wrist action could hold her back in this latest bid for dollars.If you’ve ever got the whack of a phone on the side of the head please get in touch at Twitter and Instagram on @upto90podcast. And don't forget about the Patreon Page! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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‘And you’re just sitting there with your Aisling copy like – ’This week on Up To 90, we talk nineties daytime talk show ‘Jenny Jones’.The former standup spearheaded the saucy post-lunchtime slot which saw gang members renounce their allegiances, women find out who’s the daddy and extreme makeovers show schoolyard bullies just what they were missing.‘Jenny Jones’ ran from 1991 to 2003 and was not without its controversy, most notably in 1995 when a ‘secret crush’ resulted in a shocking murderer which called into question the morality behind parading personal narratives in such a public forum.The killing forced viewers to pose the question: was this show exploitative? Or could no TV team be expected to predict how one man would react with such fatal consequences?We talk Bethlehem, troubled childhoods, star searches and accountability in this week’s edition of Up to 90.If you’ve ever watched a Jenny Can Cook YouTube video feel free to get in touch on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast. Please download as this goes towards listenership and rating/reviewing on Apple Podcasts always helps in terms of charts!If you wish to support the podcast on Patreon @Upto90Podcast and if not please just spread the Up to 90 gospel. God bless. X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘We all had that Geri Halliwell friend who was like ‘I think my parents are separating.’ This week we talk Jaycee Lee Dugard. In a case that stunned the world, Jaycee Dugard was a little girl abducted in broad daylight and never seen again until 18 years later when she was re-introduced to the world having borne two children to the man who had kidnapped and held her captive for nearly two decades. The case defied all credulity when it emerged that there had been a catalogue of missed opportunities to rescue Jaycee, and a series of police and parole blunders had allowed her tormentors (Philip Garrido and his wife Nancy) to prolong their reign of terror and continue to hold this young girl in nightmarish conditions. It was a visit to University of California Berkeley  campus that proved to be Philip Garredo’s undoing, with a special events officer informing authorities that the two young girls in Garredo’s presence appeared to have not been exposed to sunlight for a long time and were particularly ‘sullen and submissive’. What next emerged was beyond anyone’s wildest imaginations.... In other news, we talk toes, and lots of them, Geri Halliwell compulsive lying friends circa the late 90s, why you never kidnap people in convertibles and calling the cops cos your mate is a fantasist and why you should never pretend you have a serious illness unless you’re also prepared to produce some hard medical documentation.  Ppppplease download this podcast as it is and this alone which counts towards charts etc. also if you could take the time to rate us ok iTunes we would love you forever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I don’t know how you men carry those around all day.’ This week on Up to 90 we head down the wormhole with the very hilarious comedian extraordinaire and King Comedy Roaster Jim Elliott. A native of Washington DC, Jim explores the cultural significance of a little-known sitcom called ‘Seinfeld’. The show itself reinvented television in a myriad of ways, but it was the show’s mean-spirited and unlikeable characters that really captured the world’s imagination. The brainchild of Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David, ‘the show about nothing’ garnered a cult following and mass critical acclaim before it became a ratings hit in season 4 with its ‘meta-narrative’ take on television production.  We chat Elaine dances, Festivus, George’s fiancée’s untimely demise, Kramer’s ability to storm through doors, Jerry’s ability to play himself, and many, many in-jokes. We discuss Soup-Nazis, masturbation competitions, family grievances and laughing at muggings amongst other wafflings about getting abs, earthworms, Naked Gun, Pretty Woman, condoms, parental supervision, Jim’s hatred for Friends, the curse of the ‘silly girl’, syndication, ‘comedic errors’, 3 Arena gigs and Jason Alexander never playing the Dane. Please download the episode as casual listens don’t count in the eyes of iTunes and please rate us on said iTunes also as this helps us LOADS. If you’ve ever met Julia Dreyfus please get in touch at Twitter/Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I told my sister-in-law if I didn’t try stand-up comedy to just write ‘‘failure’’ on my headstone’‘Yeah but the best man speech probably wasn’t the best time to say it Padraig’This week on Up To 90 we talk ‘Quantum Leap’ with funny guy Padraig Williams.We chat Ziggy, cigars, Al, Sam Beckett, time travel and American history in this retrospective special. We also talk New York gangstas, hitmen, scamming US security and pretending to be a 42 year old married man with 3 kids when you’re actually an 18 year old teenager from Dunboyne, Co. Meath.We recall drinking on the job, pretending to be famous cyclists and the need to warm up the oven in intimate situations. Emma ensures she is ‘brand ready’ in a series of effortless product placement moments and Julie brings absolutely zero knowledge whatsoever. Luckily hilarious comic Padraig has brought Reese’s, tales of child labour and a lorra lorra facts about Quantum Leap.****In a major turning point Emma finally admits to having three kids, finally explaining the presence of car seats in her Renault Scenic and the faint sound of children fighting in virtually all of her WhatsApp audios.If you’ve ever worked with a certified psycho or wish you could turn back time and relive someone else’s existence please get in touch @Upto90 on Twitter and Insta.Also ppppllllease give us an oul 5 star rating on iTunes as this helps us hugely in terms of charting and spreading the gospel of Up to 90. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I’m sorry but you start working with David Duchovny and the following year you’re pregnant-that can’t be a coincidence’This week on Up to 90 we talk X Files with Simon O Keefe.It was always a case for Mulder and Scully when something fishy was afoot. The X Files consisted of a series of mysterious cases investigated by the affable believer Mulder, played by the delicious David Duchovny, and the serial sceptic (despite having been abducted by aliens FFS) Gillian Anderson.We chat crushes, sexual frisson, aliens, Bermuda triangles, movies, dance tracks, cult followings, reboots and paranormal activity of all descriptions in this Exxxxxtremely spooky special. If you’ve ever been abducted by aliens or seen Fred walk past your window at an inopportune time please get in touch on Twitter and instagram @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'A good day for Michelle at the 1992 Olympics consisted of not drowning in the pool'The year is 1996 and Atlanta Georgia is hosting the Olympic games. Despite having faired pretty poorly in previous Olympic outings, this was the year that a relatively elderly Irish swimmer by the name of Michelle Smith stunned the world and infuriated American competitors by winning 3 gold and a bronze.Given the fact ireland didn't even have a 50 meter pool at the time, combined with the minor detail that her trainer-husband had been found guilty of doping it was hardly surprising that rumours were rife as to what had really propelled this 26 year old out of nowhere. It came as little surprise when a tampered urine sample in 1998 curtailed Smith's competitive career, but did such a development forever taint her Olympic win, or was 'whiskey in the jar' gate blown completely out if proportion?If you ever swam against Michelle Smith or took drugs or once urinated in front of a strange woman whilst wearing a fleece please get in touch @upto90 on Twitter and/or instagram.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Okay there are 3 things I don’t like about this and I’m going to talk about it’This week on Up To 90, we talk Hollywood heartthrob and player del sol Leo DiCaprio.Having shot to fame as a young actor in such cult classics as Basketball Diaries, This Boy’s Life and What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Leo confounded the pretty-boy stereotype by proving his worth amongst heavy hitters as Robert de Nero and soon commanded attention of some serious industry producers – most notably James Cameron in THAT BOAT movie.Romeo and Juliet, supermodels, floppy fringes, supermodels, Kate Winslet, supermodels, Oprah, supermodels, Tom Hanks, supermodels, and much much more come together in this earth-shattering journalistic essay on one of the most famous actors on earth.Does anyone actually believe climate change is a real thing? Is riding your way into comedy festivals to be encouraged? Is Leo DiCaprio really a prick? What’s the girls long-standing feud with Kate Winslet about? Can they unearth the secret behind the Academy’s refusal to bequeath an Oscar on this nineties dreamboat? Expect tangential, fractured responses to all of the aboveAvailable for listen and download now; please don’t forget to review us on iTunes as this really helps with Emma realizing her dream of winning an academy award for best musical score. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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‘I just shave it everyday.’ This week on Up To 90 we talk The Nanny. The show was a massive success from the years 1993 to 1999; televised in 80 countries and capturing the hearts of millions with its take on the old My Fair Lady narrative. We chat bikini waxes, SPF, why Julie can no longer hang out on Australian beaches and we go the dark place of quacking. Emma talks possible paternity tests, we bump into Cathy live on air and drop the Oprah bomb at least 17 times during the course of the episode. Is Guinness the Irish equivalent of the poppy flower? Is that unfair to heroin? Why is Julie getting swimsuit ready for a city break? Does Julie have a secret boyfriend? If so, why all the cloaks and daggers? Hold onto your man – we’re chatting all things Fran in this The Nanny special. Please don’t forget to rate us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter/Insta @Upto90podcast if you’ve enjoyed this episode or have ever fathered a child with Emma. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Can you believe someone working in a bank can sing’ This week on Up To 90, we take a look back at everyone’s favourite song contest – The Eurovision. Accompanied by our musical maestro Fred Cooke expect a serious sing song as we get our best vocals on. Has Emma finally found her musical soulmate in Frederick Bernard Michael Joseph Cooke? Will Julie give them her blessing or be a bit of a dick about it? All shall be revealed... Ireland dominated the show for the majority of the 90s, winning 4 out of 5 consecutive Shows and having a serious claim to a certain Norwegian triumph. We rebelled in Riverdance and made vow sheds looked cool; we got one over on the age-old enemy and watched as the fall of Communism effectively Com-blocked ya from ever claiming a 4/5 again... We talk banking employees with talent; Johnny Logan; getting days off work; Johnny Logan; losing the plot; Johnny Logan; forgetting lyrics, political controversies and animal shelters. And Johnny Logan. We drag Fred into this mess by forcing him to pick favorites, sing on cue and generally confuse things altogether by mish-mashing and celeb bashing... If you’ve ever represented Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest please get in touch on Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I did not have sexual relations with that woman’ This week on Up to 90 we talk the epitome of the American dream, the man born into a single-parent family in a Arkansas trailer park who went on to become the leader of the free world: William Jefferson Blythe III aka Bill Clinton. Born in Hope, Arkansas, 1946, the charismatic Clinton swiftly rose through educational and social ranks to become one of America’s youngest ever governors in 1979. Dubbed the ‘comeback kid’ he lost his seat before securing re-election and went on to secure the Democratic ticket in 1992 before ultimately defeating the incumbent President George HW Bush. Known for his stewardship of economic and social reform he became only the second Democratic President to be returned to office and it was during this second run the shit really hit the fan. We chat how a sex scandal nearly toppled the presidency, discuss slut-shaming, cyber-bullying and myosgny of epidemic proportions. We talk Donald Trump, betrayals, lies, Hilary, perjury, abuse of power, criminal prosecutions and of course we discuss THAT dress. If you’ve ever recorded a friends telephone conversation for a year and/or fallen in love with your boss please get in touch on twitter and bebo @upto90podcast. Don’t forget to download and/or rate/review is on iTunes to help us achieve or end goal of world domination Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Eat your f*cking burger’ This week on Up To 90 we give everyone what they want – it’s Friends baby. We talk money, Joey, Jennifer Aniston’s propensity for rewinding of an evening, unrealistic storylines, leather pants, negotiations, marrying Paul Rudd, ripping off Seinfield and forced friendships in this iconic series. We ask the big Friends questions: should we be reporting Emma to the social? Why is one of this ginger duo on the brink of ordering anchovies on the pizza? Could Emma still fulfill her dream of teaching Irish to the masses? What did her teacher really mean when she described her as ‘great’? What would Shane do? What’s YOUR favourite loading bay? Why is copping a feel off Molly Malone a thing? Please don’t forget to download and remember to review us on iTunes if you’ve enjoyed our ramblings. If you're Paul Rudd please get in touch on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I’m sorry but Angela would want to f*ck right off’ This week on Up To 90, we talk Angela Chase and the seminal coming of age ‘ My So-Called Life ’ Appearing on TV screens a few months after the suicide of Kurt Cobain; the show went head to head for its first and only series with the heavy hitter ‘Friends’, before causing ripples of shock when it was cancelled after 19 episodes. Many posit the reason for its lack of network support with the gritty reality it portrayed, controversy abounded at its exploration of drugs, alcohol and teenage sexuality. But the series made an indelible mark in many a teenage soul and of course gave the world the one and only Jared Leto-lazy eyelids and all. The protagonist Angela Chase (played by Clare Danes) became synonymous with teenage angst and her comrades Ricki Vasquez and Riyan let her glimpse through the keyhole at a world much more complicated than her own; but it was the central storyline which explored her obsession with Jordan Catalano (Jared Leto) which really captured our attention. The ‘will they/won’t they’ plot had us on the edge of our beanbags up until the open-ended finale which left My So-Called Life hardcore fans begging for more. Was Angela a wreck the head? Did Emma really get a Gemini tattoo? Was it okay to wish to be adopted by your teacher? Why is Julie ruining a nineties dance anthem with her emotions? Also, Emma gives us a ‘how to’ American dream demo, Julie talks oil painting and top sandwich tips, Emma preaches her love for toxic substances and Julie talks her long running neurosis. In other words it’s just a regular Tuesday at Up To 90. If you ever shifted Jared Leto please get in touch at Twitter or Instagram @upto90podcast. Don’t forget to review us on iTunes and we will love you forever and ever me never. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘There are you are 15 years of age fancying Davey Jones’ This week on Up To 90, our favourite ginger duo are joined by stylist and Buffy Superfan Martha Gilheaney  to talk about the lady who sold red leather pants as activewear. We talk ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ – a groundbreaking series which broke the mould by having a physically strong and fearless heroine at the helm and explored sexuality, gender roles and complex family dynamics in a show which subverted expectations and paved the way for a new era of teen cult phenomenon. What was it about this female protagonist that quickly garnered a cult following? What is it about changing the men in our lives that gives us such a thrill? Why is RTE always 3 decades after the fact when it comes to buying rights to TV hit shows? Has Emma admitted to fancying another male? What in the name of all that is nineties is going on? What happened those ginger Eurovision twins and how is Martha inextricably linked to our second favourite ginger duo? Will her boyfriend get his first choice on the CAO form? Why was spin-off show Angel a heap of chocolate pudding? What became of Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie bear? If you’re a member of the Buffy Superfan Club or have ever been a Leitrim Rose please get in touch at Twitter or Instagram @Upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Julie, be honest, are you on or off the meds?' This week on Up To 90, the girls talk medication, mice, fake tan and queen of pop Ms Britney Spears. Having ascended to the throne of tweenie sensation as part of Mickey Mouse Cub, Britney became an overnight sensation that effectively dominated the pop charts throughout the late nineties and noughties. From her vows of chastity to provocative Rolling Stone covers, hers was a path that was fraught with controversy as her manufactured image seemed to place increasingly contradictory demands on the young performer and ultimately culminated in her much-covered breakdown of 2007. We chat controlling mothers, mixed messages, gross record label bosses and their ideas of sexing it up, dodgy lyrics and how NOT to get over an ex (Justin Timberlake, please take note). When will the world accept Julia and Emma for their dim-sum skin tones? Can someone please call the fire brigade on Emma's Sunday bonfires? Is Julie still confusing Fred with a mouse? Is Fred an actual mouse? When will she get round to refilling that prescription? Also, since when did looking after your own kids constitute babysitting? And can someone please inform Mariah Carey that as a savvy business woman she's earned that second slice of plain cheese pizza? Please download this episode (it goes towards the charts baby!) and let us know any future topics you want us to cover with our forensic research and nose for detail....until then, it's Britney bitch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'The leather skirts have to stop. This is an audio medium.' On 28th June 1997, the world watched as two of the world's biggest boxing stars fought for the much coveted heavyweight title of the world. Having been on the back foot in Round One and Two, Tyson made the obvious choice in biting his opponent's ear (both of them). When later asked about this in a much-viewed Oprah interview, he said: 'I did it because I was upset'. Hard to argue with that logic. The man who sought to make facial tattoos great again went on to be disqualified by the Nevada State Commission for 15 months and the moment fast became one of the most notorious sporting moments of the nineties. Have you lost a chunk of your ear in a brawl watched by millions? Why did Tyson insist on fighting only the world's hottest men? (Lennox Lewis, please stand up). In this episode Emma admits to fancying at least two people. Has Julie's relentless probing finally broken her? Who wore it better - Don King or Julie? Who IS Oprah and who is Gail in this ginger sister dynamic? Why is Emma embracing the Lord? Is it too late for her? What would Holyfield do? Are the girls turning against their Daytime Chat Show Matriarch? Will they ever secure Emma's bitey bitey mac biterson first cousin for the podcast? Will Julie ever shut the fuck up? If you are Mike Tyson please get in touch @ Up To 90 Podcast; remember that God favours the downloaders so please download rather than casually stream as the former goes towards the girls' mass domination plan which they want YOU to be part of. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Elton and his fcking candle in the fcking wind’ This week on Up To 90, we chat the Queen of Hearts: Princess Diana. We talk irreconcilable differences, age-gaps, Panorama interviews, how to throw shade at the Queen, creepy butlers, Royal titles and eating disorders in this Princess of Wales special. When did Julie lose all personality and start buying pot plants in Ikea? Will the stories about lost keys ever end? Is Prince Phillip battery operated? Do we need to a Jeremy Kyle once and for all to determine whose the daddy on our favourite Prince H? Who was really to blame for the fall-out between Princess Diana and England’s most eligible bachelor? Was the Royal Family really behind her untimely demise? Why did her death lead to such a huge outpouring of grief? What was it about Diana that made her story move so many? We also dare to criticize Queen Oprah on her insistence that she’s never lost her temper and questions Elton’s advertising choices because we are totally in a moral highground position to do so. If you’re Diana’s brother or Sarah Ferguson please get in touch on Instagram, Catholic Match Dot Com and Twitter @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘My fake name is Mairead Kelly.’ This week on Up To 90 we talk a murder that shook nineties regional Ireland: the as yet unsolved murder of Madame Sophie Toscan du Plantier. On 23rd December 1996, the body of Sophie Toscan du Plantier was found in the small community of Schull in West Cork, Ireland. From the outset the case was plagued with unanswered questions and little if any tangible clues; but local suspicion fell on fellow ‘blow-in’; Ian Bailey. This was a case that explored bias towards divorced women; exposed another social taboo at the time in rural Ireland which was that of domestic violence, threw eccentricities into the spotlight, introduced Irish media to salacious rumours and conspiracy theories, asked questions of Garda policing decisions and remains an open case that has haunted communities and families for over two decades. Please don’t forget to rate and review us on iTunes and stay tuned for some seriously exciting Up to 90 announcements. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I had to do a poo in the dark and it was totally traumatizing.’ This week on Up To 90, we talk nineties in the news, with our favourite middle-aged gingers chatting Keith Flint and Luke Perry’s untimely passings. We also discuss the horrifying documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’. In more nineties in the news, we chat the gentle genius behind the Prodigy frontman’s hardcore exterior, their groundbreaking videography and celebrity tributes. Dylan Mc Kay gave many females the feelings but we look at what was Luke Perry’s undeniable discomfort with being a Beverly Hills James Dean heartthrob, his continued appeal in Riverdale and of course our perennial penchant for those edgy bad boys. Meanwhile the girls revisit the longtime disquiet about the dark side of Michael Jackson in the wake of the searing documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’, which catalogues his career as what would it appear to be a serial child abuser. Please download to make your listens count in chart terms, and rate/review us on iTunes to earn our much-coveted little gained love. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'You’re not putting the domestos beside the chicken fillets thanks’ This week on Up To 90, we talk pine-nuts, B*Witched, pine-nuts, double denim, pine-nuts, fancy ear rings, pine-nuts and much much more. B*Witched were an Irish girl group who claimed to fight ‘like their Das as well’, had a habit of putting Donna Air in awkward positions, and just generally stormed the UK charts from 1997 to 2002. We chat the hits, the flops, selling albums, jealousies, head-wrecks, all-rounders and big reunions, but really this episode pivots around the big questions that nobody save us two pioneering ginger warriors are brave enough to ask: why are pine-nuts so expensive? What are our ears made out of? Why are teenagers flying to Zambia to build schools when they can’t even make their own beds? Why is Julie still mourning a ruler? Is the butterfly farm of her youth another imagined memory in her neurotic meanderings? We also look at where the B*Witched girls are now and reminisce about positive ways in which parents used to communicate in the eighties. If you are the Greg who broke Julie’s ruler in 1991 please get in touch at Twitter, Insta or Done Deal @upto90podcast. Please remember to download rather than casually listen as we want maximum commitment here and also that’s what counts on chart terms...who knew?<*Edele, we apologize in advance for what’s about to happen here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up To 90, we chat to all-round nice guy and comedic superstar Des Bishop about all things 90s. We talk emigrating to a new continent at the ripe old age of 14; THOSE priests at family barbecues; being ‘the yank’ at a Wexford boarding school; failing first year college; Le Galaxie; Electric Picnic; getting in trouble; giving up alcohol; Cork raves; corporal punishment; sex; becoming a comedy superstar and when not to ask for an open spot (Fred Cooke, take note). If you’ve ever experienced the primal energy of ‘Sweat’ at Sir Henry’s; crushed on Des Bishop; laughed during the 90s and/or repeated your Leaving Cert please get in touch on Twitter/Insta @Upto90Podcast. Also please check out The Shift: the new dating/sex podcast from Des Bishop and Katie Boyle; available for download wherever you listen to your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘That’s not the guy who does the make-up, is it?’Can Mister Whitney Houston please stand up? This week on Up To 90, we’re getting all ‘my perogative’ and chatting about the consummate bad boy himself, Mr. Bobby Brown.We talk difficult upbringing; his many, many children; Bobby’s influence (or lack thereof) on his famous spouse, and what exactly went wrong in what quickly became a tragically toxic relationship with his late singer-wife.We also discuss life u-turns; the ill-judged reality show, Being Bobby Brown; New Edition; introverts versus extroverts; parental failings; Christianity; promiscuity; addiction, and music in this episode which sees Emma and Julie delve into the complicated world of one of hip-hop’s most notorious nineties princes.If you’ve enjoyed this episode please don’t forget to download (rather than just listen!) as we’ve only recently discovered that this is what actually counts in chart-terms; who knew?If you can help us with anything else podcast-related, like finding the record button or uploading RSS feeds, please get in touch with us via our fax machine on Insta/Twitter @Upto90Podcast and don’t forget to use your landline to rate us on iTunes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Catch me outside, how ‘bout that?’ This week on Up To 90 we chat to mocedian/internet sensation and sketch extraordinaire Jen Hatton about the ‘Backstreet Boys’ and everything from Aaron Carter to Dr Phil, from Hartstown discos to celebrity rehabs, the power of a good Halloween-themed video and the reason why you should never threaten to kill a cat in front of Jen Hatton (hint, it will inevitably result in you being locked in sketch video eternity as inspiration behind her most successful and hilarious character to date). Jen’s polish accent is spot on, Emma floors us with her impression of a gangster-rapping petulant American teen, and Julie bangs on about a recent heckle which made an indelible mark on her soul (she’s clearly completely over it and rarely talks about it in public). Please note this is the Backstreet Boys episode where we don’t talk about the Backstreet Boys so before Julian Assange gets out of an Ecuadorian embassy and onto our case let’s just note we laid our cards on the table from the get go so let it never be said there were ever secrets between us. And yes Nick Carter, we are talking to you. Don’t forget to rate and review us if you’ve enjoyed this episode and don’t forget to check out our good friend on Insta Jen_hatton and FB Jen Hatton Sketches if you fancy an oul giggle. Find us on Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast. Howie! Howie! Howie if you’re out there, please get in touch with someone you trust. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘He was the first poster to give me the feelings’ This week on Up To 90, we talk everyone’s favorite wannabe rapper and underpants wearer Mark Wahlberg aka Marky Mark. Growing up in Southie Boston, the younger brother of Donnie Wahlberg (New Kids on The Block anyone?) meant Marky Mark had more than enough street-smarts to merit his progression into gangster rap but it was ability to wear underwear whilst looking straight ahead that really saw him ascend to the upper echelons of early nineties stardom with lightning speed. We talk his criminal past; drug problems and dedicating books to your penis. We also explore the murky world of naked photoshoots, the advantages of doing ‘family time’ when your kids are at school, and setting aside an hour and a half every day for a shower. We touch upon violent attacks Mark committed as a teenager as well as his impressive turns in such classic films as Boogie Nights and The Departed, which confirmed his status as an actor of commendable talent. Once again Julie bangs on about how porn makes her sad; thankfully Emma is on hand, as ever, to lift the mood with her high-energy comic stylings and ‘glass is half full’ sunshine persona. If you’ve ever dedicated a book to your penis please get in touch on Twitter or Insta @Upto90Podcast, or contact Emma directly on her personal Facebook page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘She only rides him when she has AIDS’This week on Up to 90 we talk Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump.Emma delves deep this time, having recently discovered a new search engine called ‘Google’ which allows her to verify all her Forrest Gump facts, figures, and even Oscar wins, so fans of water sports can back the f*ck up.How on earth did Tom perfect the character he had already perfected in Big? Was it all a load of gimmicks? Did he really win an Oscar? How can we possibly confirm this? What is this Wikipedia of which you speak?We chat trench coats, strip clubs, pity snuggles, child actors and Robin Wright (formerly of the Penn). We conclude that life is most certainly not a box of chocolates and Emma confirms her status as the best woman for accents in like the whole world ever.If you’re looking to tell us we’re wonderful please get in touch at Twitter or Instagram @Upto90Podcast, and don’t forget to rate us on iTunes x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Lights, lights, baby.' This week on Up To 90, we chat Robert Matthew Van Winkle aka Vanilla Ice. This 90s icon proves to be a lot more likeable than you'd think, as the girls dissect the rise and fall of the Hip Hop Man with those trademark boy-band dimples. Vanilla Ice was a hip-hop artist who came up the rap ranks having supported the likes of Public Enemy, Run DMC and MC Hammer, only to cause a bit of a storm when he became the first hip hop artist to ever reach number one with his gargantuan hit 'Ice, Ice Baby'. 160 million records later, Vanilla Ice is now living a 'real life' in Florida, raising kids and selling light fixtures with a distinctly tongue in cheek pitch. What happened the millions? Why did he become involved with Ninja Turtles? How bad was his movie 'Cool As Ice'? (Answer: very). What's his beef with Eminem? Did Suge Knight really threaten to throw him off a balcony? What was the deal with his dalliance with Madonna? Why should you always ask Queen and David Bowie before 'sampling' their hooks? Did the hardened Emma Doran fancy anyone as a young hustler on the streets of Rathfanrham? We answer very few of these questions but that doesn't mean you shouldn't tune in to enjoy our usual weekly ramblings from a Dublin City Centre studio space on the trajectory of everyone's favourite 90s cheesemeister. If you've ever had a chandelier installed by the man himself please get in touch at Twitter or Instagram @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'I'm sorry Brian but sex cults ARE wrong.' This week on Up To 90, we invite the lovely TRY CHANNEL FACTS CHANNEL INTERNET SENSATION Brian Gallagher to chat – Murphy Brown. The show saw Candice Bergen starred as Murphy Brown, an investigative journalist for FYI, a fictional CBS newsmagazine. Over 40 and single, she's a bit of an Emma Doran: tough as nails and juts a little bit scary. Like Julie, Murphy Brown is a bag of issues having returned from a stint in the Betty Ford Treatment Centre. Also like Julie she lives in perpetual fear of replacement. The show was pioneering in showcasing a woman busting a few balls, championing single-parenthood whilst also keeping it extremely current by finding inspiration from 90s political moments: it's function as mirror for American social happenings was only furthered by its 2018 reboot following the election of political wallflower Donald J. Trump Brian Gallagher comes armed with at least 3 facts so strap in for some hot discussion on Murphy Brown – this takes up about 4.5 minutes of the podcast and then the rest of the time we chat R Kelly being a creep, Drake being a creep, Julie's increasing paranoia that she is being gassed at home and Emma makes an important health and safety announcement. We come to the controversial conclusion that sex cults are wrong and Brian's got a beard. Check out the very funny Brian Gallagher on Instagram @briangallahad and if you've been affected by Candice Bergen please contact us directly on Twitter/Instagram/Catholic Match Dot Com @Upto90Podcast. Lovely Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christmas is over so strike a Pose, Vogue.This week on Up To 90 your favourite duo chat about the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna. Madge was a busy aul bee during the 90s but still made plenty of time for the fellas, pretty much the opposite of Julie and Emma.  Irelands favourite two redheads explore the possibility that Madonna’s recent cat woman like features could be another publicity stunt. But as we all know (just ask Christina Aguilera) there’s always going to be someone who suffers. We look back at your favourite songs, favourite looks and the only film she was in that was half way decent, Evita.Julie makes sure to ask Fred for a baby again and Emma forgets to push record again. So it’s a New Year, same podcast people, fret not.Get in touch via Twitter, Insta or Facebook so Emma and Julie can send each other WhatsApp audios about ‘Did you see what the guy said on twitter about the podcast?’A prize for the first person who can guess who wrote this weeks shownotes.Please send money for Emma’s veneers fund and so Julie can finally buy herself some Sylvanians Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Not to be judgemental but I’m going to be judgemental’This week on Up To 90, we talk more 90s murders, with Susan Smith this week. On July 22, 1995, Smith was convicted of the 1994 drowning deaths of her two sons, three-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alexander. The case both appalled and fascinated the world in equal measure as the murky circumstance surrounding the killing was gradually unveiled to the masses. The case gained international attention because of Smith's false claim that an African-Americanman had kidnapped her sons during a carjacking. The case shone a light on racial tensions in the small town community of Union, South Carolina, and also shone a light on complex relationships, sexual jealousies and harrowing family secrets. Her defense attorneys, David Bruck and Judy Clarke, called expert witnesses to testify that she suffered from mental health issues that impaired her judgment when she committed the crimes, but many questions remain unanswered in relation to motive, what really happened that evening and whether or not a failed relationship and ‘Dear John’ letter was really what spurred Smith to commit this terrible crime. Sure it wouldn’t be an Up to 90 episode if Julie wasn’t banging on about murder would it? Happy New Year Guys, celebrate 2019 by reviewing us on iTunes and making Emma smile(ish). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘It’s just a bit too small isn’t it?’ Given the day that’s in it this week on @Upto90Ppdcast we talk King of The Elves Michael J Fox. Yes he was in a lot of 80s things but he was also in shit during the 90s so don’t even start....Spin City anyone? Stuart Little? Spokesperson for Parkinson’s? Curb Your Enthusiasm appearances? While we were drinking cans up the fields with our friends in the days before parental tracking through GPS signal was a thing he was well busy being an all round likebale fella. We chat festive family frolicks, the difficulty of housing elder lemons, the voucher curse and Emma gets into a road rage moment that will surely end in someone getting stabbed (most likely Julie, let’s face it) Happy Christmas to everyone except Eleanor who hijacked last week’s episode in a production disaster which has left an inedible mark of shame on the soul of @Upto90 If you’d like to wish us a season greeting get in touch on Twitter and Insta or better yet review us on ITunes and make Emma smile. Finally Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up To 90 the girls get all CONSPIRACY THEORY as they talk about the unsolved killing of 90s musical icon and all-round game-changer genius Mr. Tupac Shakur. Tupac was hit with four bullets upon leaving a Mike Tyson fight at MGM alas Vegas during a drive-by shooting on September 7th 1996 and died four days later. The details surrounding the rapper's death have been a subject of endless speculation for more than 2 decades, but to date, no arrests or prosecutions have been made. Our resident fan-girl Julie gets increasingly irrational as we bob and weave down our avenues littered with betrayal, gang-related violence, mysterious phone-calls, dubious alibis, unanswered questions, conflicting accounts and theories as to what could have happened this 90s King of Men. Most importantly we ask the long-running question: is Tupac actually alive and well and if so what would motivate him to fake his own death having succeeded in rising through the upper echelons of the hip hop world? If you’re Tupac Shakur please get in touch on Twitter or Insta @upto90podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'That disposable razor? You've put it through the mill.' This week we talk our favourite Sticky Fingers - Gothic Queen of the nineties Winona Ryder. We chat elfin looks, horrendous bullying, kleptomania, Stranger Things, Little Women (seriously Jo, what an absolute melt), Beetlejuice, when baristas go bad, Reality Bites, Edward Scissorhands avec Johnny Depp and slumming it with Matt Damon. Turns out that wealth and fame don't bring you happiness after all (we want out money back from that pyramid scheme) and Winona found the whole Hollywood experience incredibly difficult and isolating - who knew the industry actually wasn't full of instant BFFS?  'Girl, Interrupted' became a personal pet project when Winona wanted to explore mental health issues in the mainstream. Acting and producing the Oscar-winning drama, Winona had come a long way from her compelling role as a rebellious teen in cult-classic Mermaids, and at the ripe old age of 29 proved she was more than just perfect bone-structure and ethereal musings in this hard-hitting exploration of psychological breakdown (oh, and it also features a cameo from our favourite 90s crush, Jared Leto). We also discuss the tragic case of Polly Klaas, a 12 year old kidnapped from a slumber party later found strangled and a case which Winona personally got heavily involved in solving and championing. If Winona Ryder has ever picked your pocket please get in touch on Twitter or Instagram @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘And the thing is, after all these years, I still look back in wonder’ This week on Up to 90 we talk original Irish Catholic schoolgirl crush bucket Kevin Arnold in the seminal American TV series ‘The Wonder Years’. Set against the backdrop of the late 60s/early 70s, the show chronicled the coming of age of a certain Dimples King Kevin Arnold against the backdrop of political turmoil and wider turbulence in a changing America. First airing following the 1988 Super Bowl, 'The Wonder Years' changed TV forever, dispensing with canned laughter and multiple cameras to bring ‘dramedy’ to the fore. The protagonist was not the only character to capture the hearts and minds of a generation, with subsidiary characters—from Paul Pfieffer to Jack Arnold to Winnie Cooper-proving to be equally as influential in shaping what was to be one the greatest TV shows of all time. We talk Marilyn Manson rumours, sexual harassment suits, must-watch episodes, weepers, ch-ch-ch-changes, carnal knowledge, gender politics, and offer you updates on where all the main players are now. Also, how could it not be an episode of Up To 90 without the requisite cameo presence of Robin ‘Get Your Creep On’ Thicke. Get ready to get your nostalge on and let’s get totes emosh with this latest episode of Up To 90. If you enjoyed this episode of Up To 90, please review us on iTunes, and follow us on Twitter and Insta @upto90podcast and if you didn’t well then please stay off the web. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Yer man who bent the spoons’ Uri Geller is most famous for his claim to be able to bend spoons and keys with his mind. An international star in the psychic circuit, Geller is a Hungarian/Austrian who was born in Israel and has claimed for many years that he's had visions and may get his powers from extraterrestrials. He calls himself a psychic and has sued several people for millions of dollars for saying otherwise. His psychic powers were not sufficient to reveal to him, however, that he would lose all the lawsuits against his critics. His arch critic has been James "The Amazing" Randi, who has written a book and numerous articles aimed at demonstrating that Geller is a fraud, that he has no psychic powers, and that what Geller does amounts to little more than some cleverly presented old-school trickery. We thrash out these Randi-Geller issues, talk media appearances and all things magic, make insanely insightful analogies and join innumerate amount of previously unsolved dots. We also chat friendships with Michael Jackson, repeatedly remind Julie what an illusionist actually is and discuss all things ‘out-there’ in our bendy spoon special If you’ve been directly reflected by defective cutlery please contact us on Facebook and/or Instagram @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up To 90, we talk Louise Woodward – a 19-year-old British au pair who in 1997 was convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of eight-month-old Matthew Eappen while he was in her care in his home in Newton, Massachusetts, in the United States.The case provoked entrenched responses on both sides as the defense argued against the prosecution’s insistence that this was a clear case of Shaken Baby Syndrome and posited that Matthew’s death was the result of older, accidental injuries.Cultural norms were called into question, working mothers were vilified, au-pair agencies were exposed as being grossly exploitative and negligent in failing to train their employees, neuropathologists came to loggerheads with emergency physicians, the British ‘stiff upper lip’ came under scrutiny and Woodward herself drew attention for her seemingly strange reactions and responses on the stand-particularly in relation to the question on which her life was to pivot: did she in fact hurt Matty?Second only to that of OJ Simpson (whose defense lawyer Barry Scheck also represented Louise Woodward), this case gained notoriety around the world as TV audiences around the world tuned in daily to follow the trial of Louise Woodward with a near morbid fascination.We talk heartbreaking tragedy, violence, protests, judicial u-turns, risky strategies and what befell various parties in the years following the infamous 1997 murder trial. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Geri's one of those ones where you're best friends for a month and they you have a big bust-up and just never speak to her again.;’This week we talk Spice Girls with the comedic genius behind ‘Fascinated’ Gearoid Farrelly. Gearoid murders our dreams by outting Geri as a psycho manipulator, shames the band for hijacking the term ‘girl-power’ for their own ends of world domination, outs the perpetual back-flipper who once treated herself to a water in a local Dublin newsagents, condemns their last album with a disdain previously reserved for when Julie when she forgets to press the record button, and offers his take on Victoria ‘aren’t all trousers parellel trousers?’ Beckham.Which Spice Girl had a solo album that Gearoid found mildly palatable? Why doesn’t Emma Bunton give up the ghost on the engagement? Did Victoria’s choice to embark on a duet with Dane Bowers mark he beginning of the end for modern music as we know it? What the hell has Cheryl Cole done to her face? Why is Julie still clicking into The Daily Mail despite her flat denials to the contrary? What solo song made an indelible mark on Emma Doran’s Godless soul? On a scale of one to overly produced nineties ten, how devastating was the musical debacle that was Holler? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up To 90, the ginger duo talk everyone’s favourite guy from West Philadephia 'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air'. With over 140 episodes of Will Smith being fresh, Carlton giving out to him for being fresh and Hilary being a melt about any freshness, its easy to see why it was such a hit. But how did Will Smith get the part of Fresh Prince? What was the inspiration behind Carlton's dance? And who in God's name was Nicky? The Up to 90 team (the two wans) answer these questions and more but are still left puzzled as to why Tatyana Ali wasn’t a bigger star. Never a pair to depart away from themselves for too long, the ladies also take the opportunity to pitch their idea for a character to RTE made of their combined best body parts. But sure as anything, those dated big wigs in Montrose won’t be ready for it. Emma’s quest to obtain photographic evidence of how horrific young teen Julie was continues again this week so please get in touch to put pressure on Julie to not only produce pictures but make public for all of us on Twitter and Instagram@upto90podcast. If you enjoy our podcast please rate us on iTunes, as it really helps us with algorithms and the never ending search for love. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Life, uh, finds a way.’ This week on Up To 90, we talk ‘Jurassic Park’ – the film that brought CGI to the fore and gave us Jaws for a generation-but with dinosaurs. And Jeff Goldblum. In Steven Spielberg's massive blockbuster, paleontologists Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) and mathematician Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) are chosen to tour an island theme park populated by dinosaurs created from prehistoric DNA. Despite insistences from billionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) that the facility is safe, these humans find out dinosaurs are not as cuddly as they might appear when they get out following a power failure. The film was groundbreaking for its visual effects – specifically its use of CGI creatures that propelled it to break all records and become the highest-grossing movie of all time (only to be broken a few years later by a sinking ship). Was Michael Crichton ripped off selling the rights for a measly 2 million? Who dated whom after filming? Did Jeff Goldblum succeed in playing Jeff Goldblum? Why does Emma text Julie's partner in the middle of the night? Could Jurassic Park conceivably happen if you had a couple of billion to spare and access to a fossil? Why is Emma utterly obsessed with what Julie wears in bed? Does Emma die halfway through this podcast? All these questions and more are answered in the latest episode of Up To 90 Podcast. If you too keep a crocodile in your garden please get in touch on Twitter and Instagram @upto90podcast. If you enjoy our podcast please rate us on iTunes, as it really helps us with algorithms and alligators and Ally Mc Beals etc. Peace out peeps x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Look, let’s cut the small talk and ask the big question: is she a real redhead?’ This week the Up To 90 team talk everyone’s favourite ginger: Julia Roberts. Having come from seemingly difficult beginnings in Georgia, Julia Roberts took both the modeling and acting worlds by storm when she landed on the New York scene as a young woman in her early twenties. Her big break came in the romantic prostitution comedy ‘Pretty Woman’, when she was cast opposite resident wreck the head Richard Gere as sex worker Viv, who loved Prince and didn’t kiss on the mouth. We discuss the scourge of ‘pranksters’ and pretending to laugh along, touch upon green apples in ‘Sleeping With The Enemy’, gloss over ‘The Pelican Brief’ and give a shout out to Julie’s mate’s family who put Ms Roberts up when she was on the run and living in sin with Kiefer Sutherland in Dingle, Co. Kerry and Julie’s been banging on about it ever since. Estranged family members, twins, those legs and general creepdom ensue. If you’re Lyle Lovett or any of Julia Roberts’ current/former husbands please contact us directly on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"We can't end a comedy podcast with 'And then he died'" This week of Up To 90 is a very special episode, as we come to you live and uncensored from Liberty Hall in our Dublin Podcast Festival double-header aver the wonderful 'Dubland'. With musical intros from Fred Cooke, we invited our panel of hilarious guests in to talk everything nineties - from ninja turtles to Riverdance to all things foreign-currency, this episode took many expected twists and turns, punctuated by some serious dance moves and sing-along moments. Just why does Tralee Mc Donald's have a sign specifying only cars may avail of drive-thru service? Ronan Grace explains the notice that has baffled thousands of Happy Mealers for decades. What had the Rvierdancer troops dropping like flies immediately prior to their showstopping Eurovision performance? Pauline Shanahan fills us in. And Owen Colgan of 'Hardy Bucks' fame tells us why children of Roscommon really emphasised with mutant reptiles living in sewers. This episode is special. Very special. In fact, it could easily be the most special podcast episode ever recorded. Prepare to hear Liberty Hall get floored by our journalistic bravery, and the whopper amount of facts and figures that cement our status as the most highly researched media venture ever embarked upon. By the most dedicated researchers. Perhaps the most dedicated of all time..... *Please note this episode contains no research and no actual bravery. If you're either Jean Butler or a talking turtle please get in touch with us exclusively on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast. Also we are absolutely dying to hear the mad places you've bought towels (just listen to it and you will TOTALLY get that top-shelf joke) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Please stop injecting blood into your face’ This week on Up To 90, it’s return of The Mack as we chat Macaulay Culkin. Macaulay Culkin burst onto our cinema screens as an adorable little brother in 1989 with ‘Uncle Buck’, and from there became the most successful child actor since Shirley Temple, before retiring in the mid nineties at the grand old age of 15. We talk Home Alone and the unhappy home life which pushed Culkin into the spotlight, his relationships with Michael Jackson and Mila Kunis, whirlwind marriages and marijuana, emancipation from his parents as a teenager and his eternal quest for a normal life. If you’ve ever been married to Macaulay Culkin please contact us on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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'I really think that's something we found really funny but the listener is going to be like what the f*ck' So we've finally given into the pleadings of our favourite Tommy Tiernan show MC Fred Cooke and allow him the honour of dieting with our wonderful Emma D in a stunning musical intro as we dissect American TV hits. This week, we talk nineties teen-com favourite: 'Saved by the Bell' Originating as Good Morning Mis Bliss, the show explored high-school social dynamics, pivoting around the hotshot protagonist Zack Morris, his buddies and the various women vying for his affections - most notably Kelly and Jessie. Good points of the show: Mario Lopez's tight black curls. Bad points: the serious episodes where they instead on conveying an important social message like 'Don't Do Drugs!' and 'Don't Study Hard! No boy will like you!' The list of thought-provoking questions are endless: Why could Dustin Diamond aka Screech not let go of the franchise? Did Elizabeth Berkeley ever get over her woeful jacuzzi movie moment? Whose real name was 'Lark'? Who ended up on Beverly Hills 902010? Why did the College Years fail to capture our imaginations the way its prequel did? And also, who the hell was Tori? If you're Dustin Diamond please get in touch on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘He’s like a man with a fork in a world made of soup.’ This week on Up to 90 we look at the band responsible for bringing Britpop into the mainstream: the iconic supergroup: Oasis. We debate the individual strengths of Noel versus Liam and map the Twitter fall-out between our two favourite Meath/Mayo hybrids, but first we look back on how this rock and roll phenomenon came into being. Using their troubled Manchester background as divine inspiration, Deifnitely Maybe and (Whats the Story) Morning Glory? succeeded in capturing a mood that could only be paralleled with what the Kings of Grunge Nirvana were doing for disillusioned teenagers across the globe. The Gallagher brothers made it clear from the get go that they gave absolutely zero f*cks and their tempestuous sibling relationship made for some great Oasis anthems (even if it did also make for cricket bats across the head, split lips and cancelled tours). We talk Knebworth—the largest outdoor gig of its kind in history and how 2.5 million Brits wanted to be there to see Oasis. We look back at Liam’s reoccurring ‘sore throats’ and heckling from the nosebleeds at MTV Unplugged, we touch upon their massive performance in the Point, Dublin in 1996 and how Noel paid Uncle Garbo a visit on The Late Late. Want to make 3 million pound sterling in one week? We tell you how (hint: write the biggest number-one single of recent memory). Charting the rise and demise of this supergroup, our two favourite gingers look at stand-out tracks and just why this band are still on every nineties kid’s Spotify Playlist after all these years. *Please note this episode contains the existence of other children. If you are either Liam or Noel Gallagher, please contact us directly on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we talk cringe-inducing dance moves, abandoned tennis rackets and Hamburg stabbings on Up To 90. Monica Seles was the burgeoning Queen of nineties tennis, vying with her professional rival Steffi Graf for the coveted accolades of best professional female player of her time. It was on a fateful date in Hamburg 1992 that her professional dreams came tumbling down: when she was stabbed in the neck by a disgruntled audience member in a vicious on-court attack. In a completely unrelated segway we move onto discuss the Macarena: the illicit origins of the Hispanic anthem, the wedding hip wiggling that ensued, the Junior disco moments and its importance as a coming of age soundtrack for all nineties kids. In an effort to bring some consistency to this disjointed hot mess we continue with ‘Pulling a Julie’ travails; ‘Shane Debates’ rage on as Emma and her Mister Man once again come to verbal blows. We gleefully document their crumbling relationship in this latest nadir. If you’ve ever been stabbed in the neck or danced the Macarena please get in touch on Twitter and Insta @Upto90podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk lisps, grilling at an angle, Mike Tyson, George Foreman and all things nineties fat reducing in this week's explosive episode of @Upto90Podcast.In the latest segment of 'Shane Debates', Emma and her partner come to verbal blows over multipacks: do they really taste different or should Shane just back the f*ck up? We talk 'Pulling a Julie' and murdering clutches; explain the mystery of last week’s shorter than usual episode and give shout outs to our loyal fans who accost us in the most fancy of places (generally fields and toilets).Emma makes an explosive revelation-turns out Mike Tyson is her cousin (or something?) and so how could we not indulge her fantasies and look at the man himself.Mike Tyson took the boxing world by storm in the nineties, becoming the youngest man to achieve Heavyweight champion at 20, but went on to become one of the most reviled men in sport when found guilty of rape in 1992. This massively controversial character was ubiquitous in popular culture throughout the decade despite this gargantuan fall from grace and we look at what made the man of the infamous lisp and facial tattoo so fascinating to the masses. We also take a peek at the grill that secured George Foreman's status as the second wealthiest boxer of all time - The George Foreman Grill, 'so good he put his name to it'. The college cooker of choice became a firm favourite internationally when we embraced cheffing at a slant, but we ask the tough questions like: What do you do with the containers of fat? And - just how gross is Hulk Hogan?For top grilling tips and advice re facial tattooing (top tip, surprise your lover with their initials right by your left eyebrow and watch them melt with all kinds of emotion...you’re welcome!), contact us @Upto90Podcast on Twitter and Instagram and GeorgeForeman.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Bubbles the Monkey: In this Up To 90 Extra, your favourite ginger duo discuss Michael Jackson’s one true love in this bonus bestiality special. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Even now whenever I smell JD and Coke I always think: Aah, Dreamphone.’ This week on Up To 90 your favorite comedy duo talk nineties toys: specifically our favourite vehicles for juvenile sadism ‘Tomagotchis’ and of course our old mate Stretch Armstrong. We peruse fan websites dedicated to having a sneaky stretch, trace the joy in feeding an egg, the protracted horror of watching a pet live out its final moments in your Backstreet Boys pencil case and go through the many faces of Stretch all over the world. As we touch upon being forced to buy your own toys and making your Dad play heavily gendered games upon his return from the pub, we have some wonderful interjections from Orla of the ‘The Cellar Comedy Club’ and comedian Darren Lalor as they #getinvolved. Have you suffered a traumatic experience associated with either of these two nineties toy classics? Have you too, suffered the indignity of being discarded in an attic for decades with only small black pants covering your vanity? Did you also paint your tomagotchis post-humously like the twisted sicko that is Emma Doran? We want your anecdotes! Tweet us or tag us @Upto90Podcast on Twitter and Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Do you think it helps being so ugly doing stand-up?' This week of Up To 90 comes live (and inebriated) from Vodafone Comedy Festival 2018 in The Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, as Seann Walsh confesses to his formerly consuming Spice Girls obsession. We talk Limewire, putting your destiny in the hands of an iPod shuffle, favourite Spice Girls, moving to Brighton from London as a young 'un, doing stand-up in playgrounds and garnering quite the South London primary school following, serving seafood risotto to Supergrass lead singers, saying 'LOL' without irony and of course the perennial debate of our time: Blur versus Oasis. Listen out for a guest appearance form the KING of Irish comics John Colleary (who of course turned out to be a Spice Girls roadie...obviously) as he reminisces about England vs Ireland riots on the Kilburn Road, his preference for All Saints and even dons his glasses just so we know he means business. Obviously it's totally unacceptable to record people while under the influence and throw caution to the wind, so please feel free to get in touch about how we've let ourselves and our families down at Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast. ALSO please don't forget to support our mate @seannwalsh on the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing where is sure to show off his amazing hair and keen ability to decipher new meanings from Spice Girls classics (Two Become One will never sound the same again). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘We’ve been on your Instagram and seen your exes and it’s clear that looks aren’t important to you’ This week, we talk to the soundest rock-star in the bizz Danny O’Reilly of The Coronas about all things nineties. Recorded in the Harbourmaster in the heart of Dublin IFSC, Danny took us back to his first gig in the Catholic all-girls secondary schools Santa Maria, Joseph and the Techi-color Dreamcoat; saying goodbye to songs when they’re shite, the joy of being right, his composition of Britney Spears’ major international hit ‘Everytime’, his initial impressions of 16 year old Emma Doran (turns out she was able to chat to the lads, who would have that our resident wallflower had it in her?), getting the shift and getting star-struck, selling out the 3 Arena (thrice), why Dublin will always be home, his song-writing process, and answers the perennial question: is heartbreak really more inspiring than love? It turns out Danny is a bit of a banter factory so the conversation flowed over chicken wings and Sol (we tried to get actual Corona, but, you know yourself, it’s just business innit). Danny talks growing up with musical legend Mary Black as a mom, Dublin football, his relationship with Uber talented sister Róisín O, discusses why he’s now much more guarded about his personal life and just how proud he is of his senator auntie Frances. He even throws in cúpla focail and gives us his two cents on why he believes Gaeilge is so important to Irish identity. Get in touch with us on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘The way you’re talking about Avatar is like me talking about my first cigarette.’ This week on Up To 90, we try our best to keep it clean (but fail miserably) with the ever-knowledgeable and entertaining Gordon Rochford, the man behind the podcast phenomenon ‘Those Conspiracy Guys’, as we talk 90s Internet. Kids today will never truly understand having to wait for your mom to get off the phone to your auntie to chat to your cyber-boyfriend in Colorado, getting cat-fished on MSN on a daily basis, and just how coveted the role of ‘computer steward’ really was. What does AOL really stand for? Did chat-rooms pave the way for social media? Why was Gordo an inside child? Which country can really claim to have invented the Internet? All these questions are answered in this hugely hilarious latest episode of Up To 90. (Gordo also does an absolute killer dial-up Internet impression which is not to be missed).Look us up on Twitter and Insta @upto90podcast and of course, the Dark Web. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'It was that awful, awful woman that did it, don't blame me!' - The House This week, Up To 90 sees our favourite comedy duo dip into the murky waters of true crime, as we look at infamous murders of the 90s: The Menandez brothers of Beverly Hills who shot and killed their parents and The Black Widow of Sacramento, Dorothea Puente. To all intents and purposes the Menandez brothers epitomised the American dream: a fancy house, impressive vacations, nice cars and professional excess. Against the backdrop of a seemingly successful, well-to-do family, the violence of the murders rocked not only Hollywood but the world, especially as the brothers accused their parents of years of sexual and psychological abuse. It was the way in which the televised trial garnered so much media attention, specifically the wall-to-wall coverage that paved the way for other televised trials (most notably that of OJ Simpson). Dorothea Puente was your typical boarding-house granny, except for one small thing- she liked to kill people. Yes, Dorothea loved killing people but also loved money and quickly found out she could kill two birds with one stone – literally, by murdering friends and tenants and picking up some extra disposable income in the process. The duplicitous Dorothea distracted from her deathly deeds by cooking big dinners and dusting, you can see how the community was duped for so long: who can say no to a second helping? If you would like to see the Up to 90 team don their special detective hats and trawl through the endless tabs of Wikipedia true crime, please let us know at Twitter and Insta @upto90podcast and of course the Dark Web. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up To 90, we talk to former Miss Ireland Pamela Flood about everything from ‘getting the wear’ to competing in Miss World; from being an eco warrior to laying your cards on the table with men; from the soundness of Charlene Spitari to the many cups of tea that were drunk while continuity announcing in RTE, from ‘Off The Rails’ to the scourge of online trolls; from being an older mother to what Miss Jamaica was really like.Most tantalizingly of all we find out how she ended up going to the Debs with the King of the Gingers, Jason Byrne.To find out how to secure a ginger for a special event in your life please contact your two favourite gingers available for hire, Emma and Julie, on Twitter/ Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘I did a bad thing and there you have it’ This week’s episode focuses on two men who got caught ‘paying for sex’ in the nineties: Hugh Grant and Eddie Murphy. We look at The Nutty Professor being a ‘Good Samaritan’ by kindly offering a transsexual sex worker a ride home and how Divine Brown succeeded in building an industry out of Hugh Grant’s ‘bad thing’. We talk playing the perpetual ‘I forgot my wallet’ card, Liz Hurley and THAT dress, numeric tattoos, bad decision-making, tea with the queen and ‘the existence of other children’. If you are legally representing Eddie Murphy and Hugh Grant please contact us directly on Twitter and Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘He was wearing a dog suit’This week on Up to 90 we discuss the holiday vid Pamela Anderson and her bad boy husband Tommy Lee didn’t want you to see and why you should never piss a tradesman off. We ruminate on the original ‘personal footage’ invasion and why you should never repeatedly marry the same person, no matter how rad his gothic bangs are.We also look at another Tommy Lee-this time it’s the King of Texas/Men in Black and do some ON POINT impersonations of the role which saw him scoop an Oscar in 1994. Do you know who his famous Harvard roommate was? Of course you could just google this information but why not treat yourself to a sweet surprise on this latest episode of the Up To 90 Podcast.Feel free to add to our ever expanding corrections corner by tweeting us @Upto90Podcast and Instagramming us @Upto90Podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘There were three of us in this marriage so it was a bit crowded.’This week, we look at extra-marital affairs, with former Hollywood Star Arnold Schwarzenegger doing the naughty with his nanny whilst Prince Charles couldn’t shake that Camilla feeling. Princess Diana, Maria Shriver, love children, tampons, Irish bishops, screentime and Austrian accents abound in this saucy episode of Up to 90. If you feel Emma and Julie have plummeted to a new moral nadir with this adultery special please feel free to tweet us or follow us on Insta. We're @Upto90Podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the girls chat to football legend Paul Mc Grath.‘You’re on the pitch playing football, where’s your wallet?’As we’ve learned in previous episodes, the fact that the girls know nothing about football isn’t going to stop them from talking about football. This week, the girls interrogate the delightful Oooh Aaaah Paul Mc Grath.This happy trio talks nudist beaches, World Cup breakfasts (how’d you like your eggs?), Apres March, favourite popes, Michael Jackson songs and Vanilla Ice.Make sure to point all the girls glaring inaccuracies @UpTo90Podcast on Twitter and Insta. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Up To 90, Emma and Julie talk Rabbits and Curleys as they look back on Roddy Doyle’s seminal films The Commitments and The Snapper.Emma identified with the latter so much, she actually went off and got pregnant in the summer of fifth year. It was all in a bid to earn the coveted title of ‘Roddy Doyle’s number one fan.’Meanwhile, the penny finally drops with Julie as to what the point of the podcast is. We see Colm Meaney as the Father of Ireland, Andrea Corr is a disconcerting fairy-child and Julie is back with her gunky eyes (again).Seems like Julie's gunk is a regular thing so if you've advice for her, let us know! We’re @UpTo90Podcast on Twitter and Insta. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘My auntie used to say anyone inebriated was ‘circling over Shannon’In this episode, Julie looks at Russia’s infamously pickled former President Boris Yeltsin causing a scene and invading sovereign countries (the usual drunken behaviour) while Emma looks at former UN Commissioner for Human Rights and first female President of Ireland Mary Robinson. Conspiracy theories, alcoholism, ground-breakingly progressive law making, contraception, being found drunk in your underpants and candles in windows are all touched upon in this latest instalment of your favourite podcast about everything and anything nineties.If we failed to mention your favourite Boris Yeltsin shenanigans, please tell us all about them on Twitter/Insta @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Sorry Christina but there’s a fine line between fake tanning and blacking up’.MTV Select: the Snapchat of a generationIn this week’s episode, Emma and Julie look back at when using the landline to get on the telly in a bid to request your favourite vid was an after-school life mission and a golden time when collective Irish egos were massaged by June Sarpong’s inability to pronounce our names.Your favourite ginger duo discuss the vulgarity of ‘having the channels’, going on the hop when the MTV European Awards hit Dublin and what’s become of your favourite MTV Select/Select MTV presenters- from Ralph Little to Donna Air and Richard Blackwood to Edith Bowman.If you had any brushes with famous MTV presenters or had any friends caught rapid stalking Britney around Temple Bar please get in touch on Twitter @Upto90Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s special episode of Up To 90, Emma and Julie chat about pets – the good, the bad and the ugly (aka death). From finding a cats coffin or rescuing one of those mad white rabbits with the beady red eyes, these post session moths have got a story for everything!If you want to share your pet stories with us, we're @UpTo90 on Insta and Twitter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Ten brave lions and one stupid little boy’In this episode, the girls talk infamous kicks of the nineties, Eric Cantona of Manchester United and a young England player called David Beckham at the 1998 World Cup. We remember Eric’s Kung-fu assault in the jugular against a fan who made the King of the Reds see, well, red - and of course David Beckham’s foul against an Argentina’s Diego Simeone which saw England’s World Cup hopes dashed and made him Britain’s most hated man.If you want to give mansplaining football to us a go, we’re @Upto90Podcast on Twitter and Insta Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the week that’s in it, Emma and Julie look back at two alternative Royal Weddings from the 90s: When the King of Pop Michael Jackson got hitched to the Princess of Rock Lisa-Marie Presley (Bubbles was unwilling to commit) and when Victoria ‘I’m Posh innit’ Adams bagged her Goldenballs David Beckham in Luttrellstown Castle.Julie offers marriage advice based on her having the shift at the weekend and Emma outs Gary Neville as the Bestman from Hell.For feedback and contributions make sure and get in touch on Twitter/Insta @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned and in this episode, Julie and Emma examine what happens when June weddings/shoe shopping goes wrong. Lorena Bobbitt – you know, the one who chopped off her husband’s, well, bobbit – and Lisa Left Eye ‘Arsonist’ Lopes take revenge to a whole new level and the @Upto90Podcast team is ready and waiting to guide you through this morally complicated moral terrain. Emma nearly smiles. (Nearly).Let us know your vengeance of choice on Twitter/Insta @Upto90Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.