Ryan Tubridy radio show thread

Odyssey 2005

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Actually met her as a child, then later as an adult - should I call in? Tubs would likely cream himself.

Jesus dont risk it. Their still cleaning up the LL studio after yesterday's show

Welsh Megaman

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Will tamara's show be a Jean Kennedy Smith love in ?. How she helped with peace in oireland, how the Kennedys are friends of the auld sod ?.

Here we go

sligojoek

Here we go with the dead Kennedys.

Trump

mistersifter

Yet another poxy modern version of a great tune...

Brendan Bendar

Told the girl(Alexa) to shut the fork up as soon as that stuff started, after the books.

Very obedient lass………………

sligojoek

Doctor H

FFS

plodder

Christmas!

sligojoek

plodder wrote: »

Christmas!

Just around the corner

sligojoek

Tea and gorgeous biscuits

ButtersSuki

Jesus Christ, it's worse he's getting. This morning in a nutshell:
Conversations Bryan had whilst doing his "messages"
His "mammy's" birthday tomorrow
Listener text (yeah, that happened :rolleyes:) saying Bryan's mammy must have had tremendous fun with Bryan growing up in the house
Humblebrag Part 1 - "she's tremedous craic, shure where did you think I got it from?". Yes Bryan, "tremendous" and "craic" are not the first words that come to my mind when asked to describe you; "tremendous" maybe, followed by "twat"
Books
The Kennedys
Books about the Kennedys
Bryan's list and his "trusty" pen, complete with clicking noise - probably classed as a stunt in RTE for which he will possibly receiev extra fees.
"Tremendous" x 10,0000
"Intruiging" x 5,000
No "bonkers" today (at least when I was lsitening)
Trumpo bashing
Icelandic author mention
Humblebrag Part 2 - about being invited for dinner by said Icelandic author and "other authors" :rolleyes: when he visits, i.e. when you and I pay for it through our licence fee. WHOY don't you bring your Christmas buke with you Brian and see what your fellow authors think of that?
"Tremendous love" audible on the cover version of "Dreams"
Repeated over-emphasis on the word "THAT" again.
Bit of de auld gaeilge - cúpla focail, basically the same level as Mr. Duffy's
An "actual" pot of tea and gorgeous biscuits in a hotel! Wow! No mention of a delicious fire......
Praise for RTÉ, agus na múinteoirí

And that was in the first 25mins!

Odyssey 2005

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Jesus Christ, it's worse he's getting. This morning in a nutshell:
Conversations Bryan had whilst doing his "messages"
His "mammy's" birthday tomorrow
Listener text (yeah, that happened :rolleyes:) saying Bryan's mammy must have had tremendous fun with Bryan growing up in the house
Humblebrag Part 1 - "she's tremedous craic, shure where did you think I got it from?". Yes Bryan, "tremendous" and "craic" are not the first words that come to my mind when asked to describe you; "tremendous" maybe, followed by "twat"
Books
The Kennedys
Books about the Kennedys
Bryan's list and his "trusty" pen, complete with clicking noise - probably classed as a stunt in RTE for which he will possibly receiev extra fees.
"Tremendous" x 10,0000
"Intruiging" x 5,000
No "bonkers" today (at least when I was lsitening)
Trumpo bashing
Icelandic author mention
Humblebrag Part 2 - about being invited for dinner by said Icelandic author and "other authors" :rolleyes: when he visits, i.e. when you and I pay for it through our licence fee. WHOY don't you bring your Christmas buke with you Brian and see what your fellow authors think of that?
"Tremendous love" audible on the cover version of "Dreams"
Repeated over-emphasis on the word "THAT" again.
Bit of de auld gaeilge - cúpla focail, basically the same level as Mr. Duffy's
An "actual" pot of tea and gorgeous biscuits in a hotel! Wow! No mention of a delicious fire......
Praise for RTÉ, agus na múinteoirí

And that was in the first 25mins!

Thank fuk I missed it. I'm wrecked after reading that :)

gormdubhgorm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Jesus Christ, it's worse he's getting. This morning in a nutshell:
Conversations Bryan had whilst doing his "messages"
His "mammy's" birthday tomorrow
Listener text (yeah, that happened :rolleyes:) saying Bryan's mammy must have had tremendous fun with Bryan growing up in the house
Humblebrag Part 1 - "she's tremedous craic, shure where did you think I got it from?". Yes Bryan, "tremendous" and "craic" are not the first words that come to my mind when asked to describe you; "tremendous" maybe, followed by "twat"
Books
The Kennedys
Books about the Kennedys
Bryan's list and his "trusty" pen, complete with clicking noise - probably classed as a stunt in RTE for which he will possibly receiev extra fees.
"Tremendous" x 10,0000
"Intruiging" x 5,000
No "bonkers" today (at least when I was lsitening)
Trumpo bashing
Icelandic author mention
Humblebrag Part 2 - about being invited for dinner by said Icelandic author and "other authors" :rolleyes: when he visits, i.e. when you and I pay for it through our licence fee. WHOY don't you bring your Christmas buke with you Brian and see what your fellow authors think of that?
"Tremendous love" audible on the cover version of "Dreams"
Repeated over-emphasis on the word "THAT" again.
Bit of de auld gaeilge - cúpla focail, basically the same level as Mr. Duffy's
An "actual" pot of tea and gorgeous biscuits in a hotel! Wow! No mention of a delicious fire......
Praise for RTÉ, agus na múinteoirí

And that was in the first 25mins!

It looks like you typed it while listening and were taking notes. No way would you have remembered it all otherwise.

I have not listened to the show myself for a while. But I do find your posts entertaining as it seems to be the same gripes repackaged. The bit that is gas about this list to me: is your issue with how he says THAT. It seems to really annoy you. And it seems like a major issue for you. Never noticed it myself before.
I am not sure if you are being serious but your take on it is funny.

ButtersSuki

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

It looks like you typed it while listening and were taking notes. No way would you have remembered it all otherwise.

I have not listened to the show myself for a while. But I do find your posts entertaining as it seems to be the same gripes repackaged. The bit that is gas about this list to me is your issue with how he says THAT it seems to really annoy you. It seems like a major issue for you.
I am not sure if you are being serious but your take on it is funny.

Nope, all from memory - I have a good memory apparently, too good at times (as in I wish I couldn't remember crap like that). I likely missed something though amidst all the waffle.

I'm 100% serious on his over-emphasis on "THAT" - it's like nails on a blackboard (can't say that anymore) chalkboard to me at this stage.

gormdubhgorm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Nope, all from memory - I have a good memory apparently, too good at times (as in I wish I couldn't remember crap like that). I likely missed something though amidst all the waffle.

I'm 100% serious on his over-emphasis on "THAT" - it's like nails on a blackboard (can't say that anymore) chalkboard to me at this stage.

Jayus, I wouldn't listen to the show if it annoyed me that much.
But I suppose it must be similar for you with people who watch horror films, they like to suffer. I have a sneaking suspicion, that you have to stop yourself saying 'that' like Tubridy this stage.

gormdubhgorm

Just listening to the teachers section of the podcast: RTÉ Home School Hub Graduation.

Great to hear people doing positive stuff and helping people. Also nice to hear Clíona Ní Chiosáin AKA Aifric.

I did not hear one annoying 'that'. Just people trying to be positive, helpful and happy in thier work.
No harm in THAT.

mistersifter

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Nope, all from memory - I have a good memory apparently, too good at times (as in I wish I couldn't remember crap like that). I likely missed something though amidst all the waffle.

I'm 100% serious on his over-emphasis on "THAT" - it's like nails on a blackboard (can't say that anymore) chalkboard to me at this stage.

It's the exaggerated pronunciation of "wh" words that gets to me .
Reminds me of the cool whip scene out of Family Guy.

Then there's the constant slurping...

gormdubhgorm

mistersifter wrote: »

It's the exaggerated pronunciation of "wh" words that gets to me .
Reminds me of the cool whip scene out of Family Guy.

Then there's the constant slurping...

Never noticed it in his speech, seems to be fairly nondescript and RTE 'neutral' to my ear .

mistersifter

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Jayus, I wouldn't listen to the show if it annoyed me that much.
But I suppose it must be similar for you with people who watch horror films, they like to suffer. I have a sneaking suspicion, that you have to stop yourself saying 'that' like Tubridy this stage.

It's sort of like when you pass by a car crash and you don't wanna gawk at it but morbid curiosity gets the better of ya...

mistersifter

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Never noticed it in his speech, seems to be fairly nondescript and RTE 'neutral' to my ear .

the slurping or the WHs?

lucky you cos once it strikes you, you can't unhear that shít.

ButtersSuki

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Just listening to the teachers section of the podcast: RTÉ Home School Hub Graduation.

Great to hear people doing positive stuff and helping people. Also nice to hear Clíona Ní Chiosáin AKA Aifric.

I did not hear one annoying 'that'. Just people trying to be positive, helpful and happy in thier work.
No harm in THAT.

Listen carfeully and you can't miss it - usdually in some sentence like

"....and we're all very grateful for......THAT!" or...."and THAT sort of thing."

Once you hear it however you can't unhear it.

Ash.J.Williams

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Just listening to the teachers section of the podcast: RTÉ Home School Hub Graduation.

Great to hear people doing positive stuff and helping people. Also nice to hear Clíona Ní Chiosáin AKA Aifric.

I did not hear one annoying 'that'. Just people trying to be positive, helpful and happy in thier work.
No harm in THAT.

personally positivity makes me want to vomit

gormdubhgorm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Listen carfeully and you can't miss it - usdually in some sentence like

"....and we're all very grateful for......THAT!" or...."and THAT sort of thing."

Once you hear it however you can't unhear it.

I think you are just getting a phobia about it. Wouldn't bother me/doesn't bother me. I think he is awful on telly though wouldn't watch the Late Late.
But I find his radio programme nice and relaxing, easy going for background noise. Ages ago when at the dentist in waiting room - it was on. Took mind off impending teeth torture.

Brendan Bendar

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Listen carfeully and you can't miss it - usdually in some sentence like

"....and we're all very grateful for......THAT!" or...."and THAT sort of thing."

Once you hear it however you can't unhear it.

It’s ‘tòrists’ what gets me, Butthers.

mistersifter

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Also nice to hear Clíona Ní Chiosáin AKA Aifric...:D

A sound lady. Used to bump into her from time to time.

mistersifter

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

It’s ‘tòrists’ what gets me, Butthers.

What about Christy MORE?

gormdubhgorm

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

personally positivity makes me want to vomit

Ah I'd be as cynical as they come. But Tubridy does what he says on the tin, light hearted positivism with a few human interest stories. If I was not in the humour of listening to that I would not listen.

mistersifter

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

I think you are just getting a phobia about it. Wouldn't bother me/doesn't bother me. I think he is awful on telly though wouldn't watch the Late Late.
But I find his radio programme nice and relaxing, easy going for background noise. Ages ago when at the dentist in waiting room - it was on. Took mind off impending teeth torture.

Good to hear what people who enjoy the show have to say.

But it tends to be a lot of comments like , "sure the show is grand" , "there are worse things out there", "it's good background noise", "sure he's harmless"...

At best people are just fairly indifferent to him.

5 hours work per week over the summer. 500k.

"a grand show - wasn't the worst , like" .

PieOhMy

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Just listening to the teachers section of the podcast: RTÉ Home School Hub Graduation.

Great to hear people doing positive stuff and helping people. Also nice to hear Clíona Ní Chiosáin AKA Aifric.

I did not hear one annoying 'that'. Just people trying to be positive, helpful and happy in thier work.
No harm in THAT.

Fully agree on the above, credit where is it due as always, it was a nice piece and prefect light entertainment. It is possible for content not to be about illness, abuse and death and people like that.

Also Clìona is beautiful.

gormdubhgorm

PieOhMy wrote: »

It is possible for content not to be about illness, abuse and death and people like that.

Exactly enough of that stuff constantly in the news good to have something nice in general. And crucially with a bit of sincerity.

gormdubhgorm

mistersifter wrote: »

Good to hear what people who enjoy the show have to say.

But it tends to be a lot of comments like , "sure the show is grand" , "there are worse things out there", "it's good background noise", "sure he's harmless"...

At best people are just fairly indifferent to him.

5 hours work per week over the summer. 500k.

"a grand show - wasn't the worst , like" .

Well I am kind of a new convert. Find myself flicking through the radio channels, Pat Kenny seems angry and looking for a row - these days very opinionated. So fed up of him . Trump on the brain.

Can't stick those radio male/female shows like Colm and Lucy on Nova. Where the 'banter' is forced and annoying. If I want music sure that is what my mp3 player is for.

Tubridy by his nature seems to look for positive stuff. So I put it on there few days ago thinking he might have a nice take on things or a nice story. Was ok for me until he read out the carers text/email - but it does not seem to be like that normally.