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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
- Terrence Power who is one half of the Talking Bollox Podcast where two lads sit around and do what they do best and 'Talk Bollox'
This time with us Terrence is on the other side of the table being interviewed about his early childhood growing up in the flats of North Inner City Dublin.
The loss of his father, hunger, poverty and addiction. He tells how he is coping through recovery now and how he got away from that life of addiction.
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Absolutely love Terrance I’m a loyal listener to him and Calvin’s podcast really appreciate them repping us middle class people from inner Dublin ❤️ so real & raw great episode
Its so sad to think teachers wouldn't nuture or try help terrence i wish him all the success ❤
Absolute Top Bloke. Real, genuine and telling the story of a Dublin upbringing. The government need to do more. Brilliant episode lads 👏
Like what ?
A moment of clarity . We all feel the same things. Ive 22 years still have to fight . Sat night was my night. Raves smokes all sunday.
Thanks lads that was gift
Relate to this so much! In the same spot as Terrance and trying my best to get out of it for my family and friends I have to I dunno what else il do! I need to look back in it the way he does and live my life
Enjoyed that! Well done to all you lads doing that podcast coming out of addiction and now thriving, so inspirational to watch this. Hugs to you all ❤
Really impressed with the step in by Timmy towards the end. Just shows how attuned J&T are. I hope Terence (& others) listened & took the advice on board.
We all love you Terence ❤ we are super proud of you ♥️
I remember living with my Aunt for six months and know now that it was there I realized what a "normal" home should be..Not the misery I live in at home
I'm glad Terence said he's holding resentments towards school, of course they noticed things were rough for you Terence, they just didn't want to have to do anything sending you blessings Terence, ❤
Brilliant podcast, the way it went towards the end, that was an insight into how it all works, the impression I got was you both saw a red flag, and Terrance put his hand up for that, Im guessing you had a good chat after that podcast, well done lads.
Heart breaking story , some of which relates to me and timmy your 100% some rock bottom is a grave , my younger brother is 2 years friday to hitting his rock bottom and miss him everyday, well done to you both for spotting the red flag , 2 top men and i pray terrance becomes stronger through his recovery
Terrence is a sound bloke, met him a few times didn't realise the bad upbringing he had, but look at him now he's only going to get better, fair play Terry, also my da grew up in them flats, well done bro👍
A powerful message and podcast. Real people talking about real issues in our communities. First episode listening but won't be my last. Keep up the great work!
great podcast boys im watching all the way from australia here keep them coming 👏
Wow amazing stuff hats off terrence unreal story and strength well done love both podcasts all the irish down under love both podcasts and well done 2 norries aswel what a bunch of lads
Fair play Terrance noting but respect for you bud, you've helped more people then you know. Same goes to the 2 boys.
Really enjoyed this listen keep up the solid content lads, have a great weekend ☀️
Excellent story, Terrence 👏👏👏
Its the lonliest feeling ever. I was 17 strung out to bits surrounded by family and alone as i could be
Brilliant podcast. Very enlightening and a real eye opener. Well done boys.
Took a lot from this. Loved every minute. You've inspired many people ✨️
Another great podcast lads 👌
Great podcast
Thumbs up as always guys 💯👍 Bleeding jaysus, what's going on Joe 😁
I know terrys ma and a few of his family . Terry is one of those salt of the earth types , gent i wish him all the best
Massive well done amazing podcast up the flats it wast easy for some of but would never change it .I've a son with adha a few other things too and believe me you the system is an absolute discrace. No schooling .my son left at home for 5 years thank God he got a place only 2 weeks ago ,there all just forgotten and then problems start at teenage age years and it can be too late . There no help Ur banging Ur head of a brick wall for help and a lot of kids a left and forgotten. No supports no sna no school left on waiting list so u have to go privet it's a nightmare .and kids are lost to the system fault and then start doing this and are in trouble then and go down the wrong road .we're was the help . Fair play Terrance what a top bloke be very proud of Ur self ,Ur an inspiration up the flats d1 much respect 🎉😊😊
Terrace amazing podcast,thanks james and timmy.
I cant find episode 23 on goloud of your mother, can someone send me the link please
Talking Bollox podcast, episode 23. Easier to find on podcasts than CZcams.
@Jane Alexander like on the go loud is it?
I know it's on Spotify.
@@janealexander9482 thank you
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Terry your feeling what your supposed to feel but you dealt with it all like a boss .
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Sadly I never saw a single flower a single daffodil in these flats despite all the green spaces. Passed through them for 30 years.Only for the boxing club there was no hopes. I blame DCC for running these flat complexes into the ground until they were six feet under. Sad to see these buildings earmarked for demolition.
very open lad show me your friends and i will show you your future
Drink champs pod
Drink Champs is the name of that podcast
The podcast where he interviewed his mother?
That podcast was Talkin Bollix
@@thetwonorriespodcast Thanks. I'll try to find it. Brian O'Nuanain here, from Fair Hill, and I mailed ye a letter a few weeks ago about my job in Louisiana, working with helping juveniles avoid jail. I didn't have a mailing address, but I figured ye were so famous that it would get to ye with an incomplete address. Did ye get the letter?
@@thetwonorriespodcast the one where you were talking about the African American lads on the podcast that's called Drink Champs man
Please stop with the "working class stuff" were all Irish. It's British politics to constantly identify with class. I'm Irish and proud regardless of class
If you don't think there is a class system in Ireland you're delusional.
You definitely had everything handed to you 😂
I'm a constriction worker. And not a communist. Class politics is for losers
@@Cybernetic800 I would argue that addiction does not have a class
@@patrickglennon7058 You’re more than likely to become an addict from a deprived area and poor family, than coming from a rich family with a cosy upbringing. - also to think paying for rehab, counselling, drugs etc etc the bottom of the class system suffer the most.
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