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Self-Gifting, Céline Dion & The "Practicing" Excuse

Self-Gifting, Céline Dion & The "Practicing" Excuse

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This week on The Louise Clarke Podcast, we are heading outdoors for a crisp autumn Sunday reset, tackling the weird guilt around buying your own Christmas presents, and fan-girling hard over Céline Dion's Paris residency. Plus, we have two unbelievable Spill the Tea listener dilemmas featuring a 34-year-old shoelace ick and a used condom wrapper with the worst excuse ever.


In This Episode:

Meelick Weir Walk: A Sunday reset spot on the River Shannon with a stunning 300-metre boardwalk crossing from Galway right into Offaly.


Self-Gifting & Christmas Guilt: Why do we feel guilty buying ourselves presents or tech gadgets for work? Is it a universal human thing or deeply rooted in Irish culture?


Céline Dion’s Paris Residency: Unpacking her documentary I Am Celine Dion, her emotional return to the stage in Paris, and kicking myself for missing out on tickets!


Spill the Tea (The 34-Year-Old Shoelace Ick): A listener’s new boyfriend tucks his laces into his shoes because he can’t tie them—is it a harmless quirk or a sign of deeper laziness?


Spill the Tea (The "Practicing" Excuse): Finding a used €2 condom wrapper under the bed when you haven't been together like that in months. Is "practicing" a real excuse, or is it a massive red flag?


Spill the Tea Submissions:

Got a messy dilemma, a relationship question, or a story you need off your chest?


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