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Gript Media Podcasts

Gript
Ireland
Immigration
Irish Politics
Donald Trump
Fianna Fáil
Sinn Féin
Dublin
Presidential Election
Micheál Martin
Conor Mcgregor
Fine Gael
Gaza
Housing Crisis
Climate Change
Simon Harris
Toxic Masculinity
Catherine Connolly
Immigration Policy
Cost Of Living
United Ireland

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PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes100Founded8 years ago
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Latest Episodes

On this week's episode of The Long Game, with Jason absent, Ben rants about the numerous heinous crimes of the past week and how politicians spend their time on "horseshit" instead of addressing actual serious problems.

In the latest episode of Beyond the Pale, Cormac Lucey and David Quinn discusses the riots in France, including the involvement of hard-left agitators. They ask whether immigrants played a role in the violence and what lessons are to be learnt here i... more

In this week's episode of Beyond the Pale, Cormac Lucey and David Quinn discuss the public sector pay dispute. They ask whether RTE deserves to have its funding increased, and if the station is biased? They talk about how Iran war is helping to drive... more

On this week's episode of The Long Game, Ben and Jason discuss the Budget at length, and also gangs of feral children reportedly acting like barbarians on Irish rail.

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Recent Guests

Gavin Pepper
Councillor for Finglas and Ballymun area, Dublin
Councillor, Finglas and Ballymun area, Dublin
Episode: The Dáil is like Sesame Street
Leisha de Brún
Co-founder, Countess; advocate for women's rights and immigration policy
Countess; Women's Coalition on Immigration
Episode: The importance of single-sex spaces
Michael Foran
Associate Professor of Law at Keble College, Oxford
Keble College, Oxford
Episode: The importance of single-sex spaces
David Quinn
From the Iona Institute, guest commenting on curriculum and societal issues
Iona Institute
Episode: The woke national curriculum
Stella O'Malley
Dr. and founder/director of GenSpec, author and commentator on gender issues
GenSpec
Episode: Harold's Cross Urinate Together school
Elaine Mullally
Founder of Independent Ireland, guest on The Irish Question
Independent Ireland; The Irish Question
Episode: Girl Power
Ken O'Flynn
Independent Ireland TD
Independent Ireland
Episode: The Government Is Out of Touch
Ronan McCreevey
Journalist, Irish Times editor/author of the Seán Lemass biography project
Irish Times
Episode: Seán Lemass was a patriot
Peadar Toibín
Deputy leader of Aontú
Aontú
Episode: Energy isn't a luxury

Hosts

Ben Scallon
Host of The Long Game Podcast, Gript Media (Gript.ie)
Jason Osborne
Co-host, returning after illness joked about in intro; Co-host of The Long Game Podcast

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 345 ratings
  • Good podcast

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Stoic
    4 days ago
  • Comedy Gold

    Great to hear two new comedians on the scene.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Nuacht6
    Ireland2 years ago
  • Common sense is finally getting more common

    Thank you Gript, just can’t get enough of you guys. So grateful for your regular doses of no frills, common sense chats. Great rapport between you all and highly entertaining and informative. As an Irish woman living in UK, with my head in my hands most of the time, as I see the dangerous path the country is going down, it’s a huge relief to see the fightback has begun and we’ve just won our first battle, with the resounding No/No results. Keep up the excellent work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lost in lockdown
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Valuable perspective on Irish affairs

    Important to listen in order to find out what is really going on in Ireland. Ireland’s mainstream media is very woke, speaks with one voice and ignores anything and everything that does not agree with its markedly left wing perspective. Anybody that asks questions or tries to get at the truth of things is labelled right wing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MediaSceptic
    United States3 years ago
  • A bulwark against the MSM

    I don’t listen to all the Gript podcasts but the Weekly Round Up is essential listening as it takes the temperature on the political and social landscape in Ireland and beyond its borders. It’s is refreshing to have different opinions and it is vital listening even if you may disagree with the opinions voiced. Get out of the goldfish bowl!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jack Truth
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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A few find the tone harsh or polarizing, but it remains engaging and provocative.
Consistently frames Irish politics in a global context with strong media critique.
Bold, no-nonsense Irish conservative take; valuable for listeners craving alternative views.
Some listeners praise the show for diverse opinions and practical policy critique.

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Talking Points

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OUTRAGEOUS Dublin nationality housing stats
Q: Why do two good incomes in Ireland buy less today than ordinary incomes did in the 90s?
The hosts discuss supply and demand, female workforce participation, globalization driving competition for wages and housing, and how these factors together can depress real income growth, while noting they're not economists and inviting further research.
Orange Man versus the orange men
Q: Is the law applied equally to everyone in Ireland?
The hosts discuss perceived two-tier justice in Ireland, noting that enforcement can seem harsher or faster for immigration protests and crimes by certain groups, while crimes by asylum seekers may be treated more leniently or publicly shielded, leading to a perception of unequal application.
This Garda diversity training is insane
Q: Should Irish Americans who love Ireland be allowed to vote in all elections?
The hosts express strong skepticism about extending voting rights to generations living abroad, arguing it could dilute national sovereignty and tie political outcomes to people not residing in the country; they suggest voting should be restricted to those with a stake in the country.
"Tradwives" are sexist, Kinahan busted, & more
Q: What is the hosts' main critique of the Tradwife campaign?
They argue it's a government-driven social pressure campaign funded under gender-equality rhetoric that polices traditional family roles, reflecting a trauma-informed political culture that prioritizes political ideology over practical support for families.
Girl Power
Q: What are your thoughts on the balance between being a mother and pursuing political leadership roles?
Elaine discusses the challenges of motherhood in politics, the need for merit over gender quotas, and her personal experience of balancing family life with public service.

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Across episodes, the show delivers outspoken Irish political and cultural commentary from a conservative-leaning perspective. Topics commonly tackle government policy, education, immigration, media coverage, and public safety, often critiquing mainstream narratives and highlighting issues surrounding governance and national identity. Viewers can expect rapid-fire banter, strong opinions, and guests who offer policy expertise or advocacy perspectives. Notable strengths include a clear point of view, accessible explanations of policy debates, and a willingness to challenge established elites, which can be engaging for listeners seeking alternative takes on current affairs.

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1. Something Different with John and Sarah
2. The Irish Question
3. Path to Power
4. The David McWilliams Podcast
5. Inside Politics with Hugh Linehan

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Gript Media Podcasts launched 8 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Gript Media Podcasts include:

1. Gavin Pepper
2. Leisha de Brún
3. Michael Foran
4. David Quinn
5. Stella O'Malley
6. Elaine Mullally
7. Ken O'Flynn
8. Ronan McCreevey

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