
The Stripped Back Podcast is more than a Business Podcast. It's a Society and Culture show that looks beyond Careers to explore who we are, what drives us, and how we grow. Hosted by cousins Stephen Buckley and Keith Delahan, it looks past job titles to uncover the real stories, pressures and lessons shaping modern life. Rooted in working-class values but relevant to anyone striving to grow. Liste... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness | |||

In this episode, we sit down with Ian Brennan of Ian Brennan & The Echoes and Ronan Sherlock from Ian Brennan & The Echoes & Gather The Lost for a real, honest look at life in the Irish music scene.
We get into the lads’ early years, their first job... more
This episode featuring Northern Irish Plumber Aaron Cunningham and Dublin Painter Julian Fraser from Fraser Painting, offers raw, honest conversations about health battles, the trades, childhood memories, and mental well-being, with a focus on person... more
Join Stephen Buckley and Keith Delahan in this episode as they explore Ireland's current fuel protests, to innovative DIY education programs. Discover how grassroots movements and practical skills are shaping the future generations, community resilie... more
Join us as we explore the journey of a talented Irish craftsman who shares his experiences from rural Ireland to Australia and New Zealand, highlighting the importance of trades, craftsmanship, and social media in modern business. Discover insights o... more
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A great easy listen and for someone who is not in the trade industry yet but has a desire to start an apprenticeship, this podcast is a great source of information for anyone considering starting a career within a trade.
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A candid, culture-forward show that centers on trades, careers, and personal stories from people shaping the built environment. Episodes cover on-site experiences, apprenticeship journeys, entrepreneurship, mental health in hard-working communities, sustainability, and practical industry insights. The format blends studio-style conversations with on-site and field interviews, spotlighting authentic challenges, teamwork, lead times, safety, and leadership lessons that resonate with listeners beyond any single trade. A notable strength is its ability to mix practical trade knowledge with broader life and community themes, making it valuable for aspiring tradespeople, small-business owners, and professionals seeking resilience, mentorship, and... more
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Recent guests on The Stripped Back Podcast include:
1. Ian Brennan
2. Ronan Sherlock
3. Julian Fraser
4. Aaron Cunningham
5. Declan Buggy
6. Niall Walsh
7. Fergal Cantwell
8. Saul Whelan
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