Táimid ar ais agus ag caint fén difríocht idir na fearaibh agus na mná ó thaobh múinín de, ag múineadh Béarla Ardleibhéal don Ardteist arís, ag caint fé chruinnithe tuismitheoir múinteoirí agus na duanna a bhaineann le múineadh CSPE (ag deireadh an lae, an bhfuil a fhios ag aon duine cad is ainm don taoiseach i ndairíre?)

Má tá suim agat tacaíocht a thabhairt don bpod agus cabhair a thabhairt ó thaobh chostais a chlúdú de (tá eagarthóir agus teicneoir fuaime ag teastáilt go géar uainn anseo), is féidir libh tacú linne thall ar Patreon ag www.patreon.com/ventinglejuliejay. No fiu rating a thabhairt dúinn ar Apple nó Spotify chun an scéal a scaipeadh i leith an bpod!

Míle buíochas as chluas éisteachta a thabhairt dom - J x

It's not a goodbye, it's just a slán go fóill. Thank you so much for being here. If you're into the Gaeilge, I'll be chatting to you next week. but if Gaeilge isn't your thing, I'll be back very soon, after a little hiatus.

Every one who has listened has made me so happy, and for that I can't thank you enough. You have honestly made me like myself a little more, and for that I am so grateful. xx

Táim ag caint fé na Vikings, Sasana i gcoinne an Argentín, nuair a théann Girl Maths mícheart agus an bealach ina bhfuilim fliuch in áiteanna nár chóir go bhfuil aon duine fliuch ann. Yes, níl fiatíos orm é a rá os ard: Tá sé ró-the!

Go raibh míle maith agaibh as a bheith anseo. Dá thaithin an eagrán seo leat, bheinn thar a bheith bhuíoch as review nó rating pé áit a éisteann tú leis an bpod, mar cabhraíonn sé go mór an scéal a scaipeadh ina leith.

GRM as gach aon rud - J x

'When I told him I was getting a lotus flower because it blooms in muddy waters, I could feel the audible eye-roll.'

I discuss the controversy surrounding Jacob Elordi being cast as our numero uno forbidden fruit Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell's adaption of 'Wuthering Heights', Pamela Anderson dishing the dirt on her dalliance with Liam Neeson and Katie Price's new husband.

I also touch upon the latest solution to the housing crisis as per Ray Cooke who let's face it has no skin in the game and how i will be approaching parent teacher meetings going forward.

If you have enjoyed the pod please rate or review us wherever you listen to your pods, as it really helps keeping this whole ship afloat (i am the ship). Love yas! J x

'Níl a dheireann tú rudaí os ard, níl aon dul siar air.'

As seo amach, beidh pod as Ghaeilge agam gach Déardaoin daoibh. Tuigim nach dtaitneoidh sé seo le gach duine is muna dtaitneoidh beidh an eagrán as Béarla fos agam gach Máirt mar is gnáth leis.

In sa chéad eagrán táim ag caint fé éad is cé chomh díobháileach is atá sé agus ag caint fé bogadh tí is ag cuimhneamh os ard mar a dúirt Ed Sheeran tráth an bhfuil an cinneadh ceart déanta againn.

Beidh an pod seo níos pearsanta ná an cheann eile mar, is déanaim plé fé seo ar an bpod, braithim níos sábhailte ag rá na rudaí seo as Ghaeilge ná an Béarla mar, is níl clú agam cadinathaobh, is féidir liom a bheith níos leochailí as Ghaeilge. So má suim agat sa Ghaeilge/in sna rudai móra, tar liom! J xx

'It's hard to come back from saying your mother was trying to shift you.'

I'm chatting Brooklyn Beckham's explosive statements on Instagram telling the world that his mother was gyrating against him at his wedding like a drunk auntie and dissect what he meant by 'inappropriate dancing.' Was she doing the Siege of Ennis? If so, I'm Team Brooklyn all the way. I also talk about how attractive it is when men stand by their women and why you should never marry a family member.

But the big news of the hour is Dingle winning the All Ireland. I talk about my love of this small fishing town and how pride I am of the Dingle men who, despite a tiny population in the scheme of things, have proved themselves to be the best in the land. We never doubted ye.

If ye have enjoyed the pod I would just love if you could rate or review us wherever you get your episodes, as it really helps with keeping the podcast alive. Thanks so much for being here, J x

'You will always find me under an electric blanket at parties.'

I'm talking about being back in counselling, which I'm sure will be welcomed news for anyone who has ever listened to this podcast.

I dissect Jessie Buckley's Golden Globe win and what it means for me, reveal my latest comedy disaster and why my dabbling in hypnotism all those months ago didn't work.

I chat about an Ghaeltacht's stunning All Ireland win and mention musical icon Cormac Begley going viral for his version of the Irish Haka (an Ghaeltacht abú baby!) . In an exciting twist I then recall him once ending up as a hostage at one of my earlier terrible gigs (as opposed to my more recent terrible gigs) when a late night coffee shop metamorphosised into a guerrilla-style open-mic attack. I also review at least 25 minutes of Pluribus, the new Apple TV show and debate when old people are a little too independent.

If you have enjoyed this pod, I would be ever so thrilled if you could rate or review the show wherever you get your podcasts.

Thanks so much for listening guys! Love yas, J x

'Timothéé Chalamet is never going to be playing a technology teacher.'

I'm chatting about Timothée Chalamet doing the unthinkable and thanking his girlfriend for her support, discuss America's takeover of Venezuela and marvel at an RTE vox pop on the streets of Copenhagen where Danish people use words like 'archetype' with alarming confidence. I also touch upon the ownership of Greenland (spoiler alert, I don't think it's Denmark).

I am still banging on about the West Kerry housing market and talk about Dingle's recent warrior performance which has seen them reach the All Ireland Final - an unbelievable feat for a small town and something which gets me so excited I almost want to buy a notebook.

If you have listened to the episode I would be so so grateful if you could rate or review wherever you listen to podcasts, as it helps massively with spreading the word.

Thanks a million for listening, J x