About this episode

Julie and the gang discuss personal experiences, childhood memories, and societal changes in Ireland.

This week on The Confession Box, Julie talks about finally feeling like herself again, the gang take a trip down memory lane with childhood TV favourites, and Sean opens up about an uncomfortable experience that sparked a bigger conversation about attitudes, acceptance and how much Ireland has changed over the years. There's also a debate about whether family members should have spare keys to each other's houses, plenty of reality TV opinions, and somehow the episode finishes with a discussion about whether crows hold their own version of court. As always, it's honest, funny, completely unfiltered and somehow ends up somewhere nobody expected. 🎙️ New episodes every week. Please be sure to like 👍, leave a comment 💬 and share if you enjoyed the podcast Be safe out there !! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: Julie Haynes

Topics covered

• self-identity
• childhood TV
• family dynamics
• attitudes
• acceptance
• crows

Keywords

• self-identity
• childhood TV
• family keys
• attitudes
• acceptance
• Ireland
• crows
• reality TV

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Ireland

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