The Smack Talk Podcast Morgan Sloggett

It's been a while folks, but the lads are back with the CRAIC, the shcéal and the SMACK TALK. We're talking buzzy tunes, Big Su poems and zit popping confessions.

Features the tracks Give back what you stole from me by Oscar Jerome and Abusey Junction by Kokoroko.

Also featuring the poem Blue Bird by Charles Bukowski.

Link for Movember Donation: https://movember.com/m/morgansloggett?mc=1

It's all going down in the long-awaited Episode 18. We're talking spiritual moon poetry, BIGGIN' UP new Irish music and preaching the freedom of the nipple!!

Poem: 'For the Passionate Ones' by Rupi Kaur

Songs: 'Up de Flats' by Gemma Dunleavy and 'The Keys' by Matt Duncan

This is our friend Crispy Foreskin wearing his Big Su T-shirt. We love you Crispy. We love you too Big Su.

Good news: Robert has found himself a microphone and he's keeping his face close to it now. This makes Morgan happy.

Features the poem Caged Bird by Maya Angelou and the songs Insane by Madison McFerrin and Opportunity by her father Bobby McFerrin.

Video link for Bobby McFerrin's Opportunity live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa4eNnw3mZk

We missed last week, but we're back! Morgan has popped home to Ireland for a quick visit and he gives Rob a buzz to catch up on the CRAIC. Guest starring: Morgan's Ma.

Features the poems 'Daffodils' by William Wordsworth and 'The Listeners' by Walter De la Mare. 

Tunage: 

Casa Del Mel by Brad Goodall.

Good to be Home by Tom Misch, Barney Artist, Loyle Carner and Rebel Kleff.

Smack Talk presents a special guest Ben Colver for the first time in M-Dog Slog Studios and also features an in-depth interview with the illusive rising star - Honas. Chuck on the kettle and prepare to for a sweaty mullet!



Features the poems 'Tassie' by Ben Colver, 'A Psalm of Life' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Music selection:

Baby I'm Yours - Breakbot

Control - Honas x LO

Bridge of Glllass - The Olllam

Rob and Morgan discuss the gender disparity in Irish radio today while shwiggin' on Sunday morning coffee.

Features the poem 'How did you Die' by Edmund Vance Cooke and the songs 'Roses and Gold' by Biig Piig and 'Me, Myself' by Niamh Farrell.