Vintage IYH

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WARNING – This is a vintage episode of a podcast that’s evolved a lot over 17+ years and 800+ episodes. If you’re new to the show, please try some current episodes first.

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Neal teaches humility to a mug of coffee, puts clowns and microwave turntables into perspective and discusses the next Schindler’s List re-make, using black and white photography to tackle racism  and more.

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Neal teaches humility to a mug of coffee, puts clowns and microwave turntables into perspective and discusses the next Schindler’s List re-make, using black and white photography to tackle racism  and more.

License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International – It is mandatory to reproduce this attribution for each episode: “Neal O’Carroll via IntoYourHead.ie – Many episodes findable forever on Archive dot org.”

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This is a previous era of a podcast that’s evolved gradually over 18+ years and 800+ episodes and sounds very different now. If you’re new to Into Your Head, please try my later shows first.w, please try some current episodes first.

Neal launches the first ever official Into Your Head Mind Induction Scholarship, unveils a musical extravaganza by Cork blogger Gammagoblin, starts the search for the creator of this Universe, launches Into Your Head’s theoretical carbon credits donations system, deals with this week’s listener correspondence, and more.

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Neal explains why neither he nor Jesus can swim, re-enacts the first ever English language conversation, explains how humanity is going to evolve from here and more.

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Neal discusses becoming Doogie Howser MD, commenting on Rip Torn, summoning Mike Schmidt, standing on the shoulders of Manny the Mailman, being eaten by cats and more.

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This is a previous era of a podcast that’s evolved gradually over 18+ years and 800+ episodes and sounds very different now. If you’re new to Into Your Head, please try my later shows first.

Today: Neal compares the UK rioters to Hershey bars and discusses making fake versions of bad things, the endless lengthening of spoiler alert periods and lots more.

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This is a previous era of a podcast that’s evolved gradually over 18+ years and 800+ episodes and sounds very different now. If you’re new to Into Your Head, please try my later shows first.

Neal explains, among many other things, how the evolution of the domestic cat relates to modern Theology, and researches the phrase “Call the police, there’s a madman around”.

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In an Into Your Head OPEN LINE FRIDAY episode from 12th August 2011, Neal deals with listener mail, most of which pertains to Professor Stephen Hawking and / or cats.

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