Moran is a poet. Just talking. His use of language is such a joy. An inherent Joy. Conjuring thoughts and ideas and relatable inspiring wordsmithery.. This is fantastic lads. Thank you. I didnt know I needed it.

@Fiachraraven

3 сағат бұрын

So well said, brother.

Out of nowhere (for me), this is the greatest chat show I've ever seen.

Sean Ronayne is Mother Nature's Child, a gift from the God's. Thank you, Sean.

Absolutely love you, Dylan Moran. All the best on your journey.

@wyndolynhutchinson2769

20 күн бұрын

Same here

@kimsherlock8969

2 күн бұрын

I did have giggle he owns a fast moving brain And much humoured honesty 🎉

Rarely do I watch anything nowadays that I feel makes me a better person as a result, but this was magical. Thanks so much to everyone behind this

That's awesome! Thank you so much :)

I do wonder if Dylan sought Tommy out in this manner on purpose, for some comfort or for a familiar 'safe' space while he is going through a rough time. When he was announced as the surprise guest you can visibly see Tommy going through a bit of a loop, there was several emotions happening all at once from being taken aback, to being concerned, to then being nervous, and happy, and also cautious to name a few. They are old friends after all...or so I believe, so it would make sense on the face of it. It's also a way for Dylan to indirectly address the fans and let them know he is aware of his behavior, and that (in his own words) he is feeling rather stupid about it. Although, he needn't feel that way, we are all human at the end of the day.

Tommy with Dylan? Absolutely Brilliant/Enlightened

I love this. Two great modern poets in conversation.

People like DM suffer in the real world because very few in the real world can understand them, truly understand them. And that can be horribly alienating. If you don't have some sort of an anchor (be it a person or a place), as TT very well put it, you keep drifting around and after a while you are exhausted and that's exactly where DM is currently at, by his own admission. Hope he finds that anchor soon.

"If you're always talking you never get to hear the sound of your own shutupness."

This is beautiful. All of it. Just pure soulful beauty

@richardedwards9389

5 күн бұрын

It really is - never heard of it until today and I'll be going through them now. A nice change from all the celebs plugging their merch.

@fishybob9059

5 күн бұрын

@@richardedwards9389 exactly my situation and thoughts too

@user-pq2mu5xc2x

2 күн бұрын

Its bloody beautiful. Moran describes life in words I didn't have. And its a joy. Such a joy. To hear them both. I needed this today and i'm grateful for it. I heard good news today for first time in a while. I heard a gospel choir through a church window on a breezy day. I came home and I pressed on this. And I remember why we do what we do trying to create. Painting or writing or whatever ...and its very true - music is medicine.

Really hope you're OK Dylan, much love here for you.

Hope you see this Dylan, but me and my Family love you, love to see that your doing well.

wonderful to see the full episode finally. Thank you for finally opening it up as a full episode. The earlier snippets it seems gives a different impression. In this, Dylan appears his usual self, honest and realistic but also a natural born creative with some excellent insight and advice. I too feel pain when I don't create. It's nice to know I'm not the only one. A beautiful, sensitive, creative, original, firey comedian, thank you for giving this interview Dylan and letting us into your life. We think a lot of you too.

This is great. This is proper good. Love to all ya. A lot of love.

Tommy, you’re a legend man.

Dylan...love watching you go melty...even your self-destruction is artful...thanks for sharing it with world

Tommy, you're the only comedian who has ever with the power of his words gotten my snots where they shouldn't be. Ta

Such a beautiful and sincere interview, thank you! I love Dylan Moran and his work. I saw his show some years ago here in Madrid, and he was brilliant, as always. ❤

Write that book Dylan - you've always been one of the great wordsmith comedians

Two of my favourite Irishmen

I had this feeling when you played Belfast last year that you were exhausted but I laughed a lot and really enjoyed myself. Thats an unbelievable amount of time to be flying & getting on stage. Be kind to yourself my friend, BIG fan.

Some talented lineup The Audiologist is correct He spends time listening and watching , Pure articule knowledge 👌

Loved the Dylan Moran interview...but the Sean Ronayne interview is amazing. So interesting and thanks for this!

💚 Authenticity so refreshing...Thanks

Love Dylan, So sad to hear about his struggles and recent stories, Really rooting for the guy💜

Tommy I can see you care for dylan And its visible to those who can see it You are worried for the man Look after him he is vuntable ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

It’s amazing to see someone like the cork guy so in love with his work and so content in it very nice to see.

Lovely 🥰 thank you both x

Its important to call out rte when they do something right ,

Only in London could someone fall onto the Tube track and get run over and no-one notice. The lady really should take TFL to court.

That lady is an incredible woman !

Fascinating! And the musicians, too!

This is amazing! Awesome creative advice 💚

@FionaFitzs

21 күн бұрын

yep agree!! very insightful on the creative process, looking forward to more of what Dylan does in the future.

Up Navan.

great show!

Any time I listen to Dylan Moran it does something wonderful to my head, even, nay particularly, when he's talking through the black dog. He mines that evil gold in such a fertile way, if I can mulch my metaphors. Inspires me, so it does. Gowan to f*ck and write that book M. Moran, I'll read the sh*t out of it. And stay dark, f*ck the begrudgers, when you come out the other end you'll light up the world you f*ckin modern day Diogenes you.

The natural successor to Peter Cook. No-one improvises like the brilliant Dylan.

I loved that music 😂 release please

Pissed a fart & a wee line beforehand, but settled well and delivered a very enjoyable i nterfview😉

Dylan came to Australia and a fuckin’ missed it. One of the biggest regrets of my life. How’d he fuck it up? Overtired?

@maryfitzgerald4812

4 күн бұрын

I went, the 1st half was average better the 2nd bit. Not at the top of his game but still better than most.

Did someone fuck up the video export, or do irish people's voices go up into the leprechaun register when no outsiders are around?

SNOG!

What’s the backstory to this if you’re not Irish? Has Dylan been going through a bad time?

@Irishprice1

Күн бұрын

Rumour he was drunk on stage in New Zeeland. (and he had been off the drink for a long time)

Her husband was at home in bed!

First watch: I remember TT from the 90s and the depressed priest. What is happening? Why is he so earnest? Has he had a huge amount of therapy inflicted on him? Or too many mushrooms? Or does he does think he’s bright and insightful?

@corkboy4523

4 күн бұрын

The 90s was a long time ago. People change

Is this filmed therapy or entertainment? A bit intrusive.

@Dreyno

5 күн бұрын

They’re friends since they were kids and Dylan would’ve had the ok on airing it. Might’ve thought it would be good to get it out publicly for some reason.

@MmCelliste

4 күн бұрын

The wonderful thing about KZread is that if you're not enjoying watching something, you can stop.

@GeoffreyPeas

4 күн бұрын

Surely intrusion is in the arse of the intruded?

the bird guy is lying. You've been pranked.

Pity Dylan Moran isn't funny anymore. His shows are now like 30 minutes and people walk out

@bec9255

Ай бұрын

That's odd- I've been to many of his shows, including his recent tour, none where 30 mins long and nobody walked out. Which show were you at?

@ThePheasantPluckerr

Ай бұрын

I saw him last year he was brilliant

@pea5062

24 күн бұрын

@@bec9255 There was a number of appearances during the 'We Got This' tour (most recent one) where he didn't seem to be handling things very well. He basically admits in this interview that he fkd up and it was too much at once, but I guess you can hardly blame the guy for wanting to stay busy if his personal life is up sh*ts creek without a paddle... or an anchor, as Tommy puts it. I do hope he gets through whatever this all is and figures things out. Guys a class act

@User-mj9hv

22 күн бұрын

I saw him play last year in Australia and the show was disappointing. Dylan definitely wasn’t on top of things.

@FionaFitzs

21 күн бұрын

@@pea5062 I know I myself ended up flooding myself with busy-ness when COVID hit, trying to stay sane, and I burnt myself out even worse than ever before. I resonate so much with beautiful Dylan Moran through this interview. His aspiration to live in the woods around nature is a great aspiration. All the best to him in that.