Callan's Kicks

This episode turns to Westminster with Kamala Harris and the budget, O'Donovan under pressure, and Laura Kuenssberg weighing in on a Bayeux queue dispute. It sounds like a brisk, personality-driven take on the week’s political flashpoints.

This episode centers on a government running low on fuel, alongside a segment on Trump apparently thinking he’s Jesus. It also promises a Healy Rae cap-out, suggesting a brisk mix of political commentary and sharp asides.

This episode turns to the approaching Budget while also touching on Hegseth, the Healy-Raes, and Mary Lou’s bangs. It looks like a brisk, personality-driven chat that mixes political talk with lighter banter.

This episode centers on Leo’s “culchie attack,” the idea of one-bed sheds, and a note of alarm tied to Starmer. It looks like a quick, topical conversation built around a few sharply framed political and social talking points.

The episode centers on the final Late Late Show and also touches on Mary Lou McDonald, with a separate look at Trump meeting a king. It sounds like a current-affairs conversation mixing media, politics, and a notable international image.