The Blindboy Podcast

This episode uses a poor review of the host’s play as a jumping-off point to explain 20th-century art. Expect a personal, argumentative walk through surrealism, absurdism, and postmodernism rather than a formal art-history lecture.

A brief emergency episode built around a short story, recorded as the host heads out to the opening night of a play at the Abbey Theatre. It sounds like a quick, in-the-moment detour that mixes urgency with a creative offering.

Jon Ronson joins for a conversation about conspiracy, masculinity and writing through the lens of his immersive nonfiction career. The episode centers on how his work has explored extremism, public shaming and culture-war dynamics long before they became mainstream topics.

Sustainable food systems and a scientific explanation for ghosts share the spotlight in this episode. It appears to pair an environmental discussion with a curiosity-driven look at paranormal claims, making it a potentially wide-ranging listen.

This episode heads by boat to Garnish Island in West Cork for a conversation about wildlife with bird expert Sean Ronayne. It promises an on-location feel, pairing the setting of a subtropical Irish island with a focused chat about birds and the natural world.