Your Internet Boyfriends

Denis buys bread, bananas and a massive packet of Tampax while he navigates his roommate and girlfriend syncing up, but the house is spotless, everyone’s suddenly “project-based”… and an innocent hedge gets taken out. Mark has to deal with a thief in the lobby stealing everyone’s ASOS deliveries, and the only solution is getting everything delivered to the dodgy shop around the corner.

And then we’re joined by Yshee Black (actress, comedian, drag superstar, part-time two-stepper) for:

Jessie Buckley’s Golden Globe
Heated Rivalry
drag couples qne dressing rooms
Yshee Black entertaining on Come Dine With Me
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Mark is back from a Dublin house party incident that could genuinely land him in RSVP involving a global superstar, their partner, and Mark being a bit too flirty to the wrong person in the kitchen.

We chat:

butter in the cupboard
ramekins
M&S “Picky Bits” and developing a full London brain
brie belly and clogged gutters
eating 100 mussels so your girlfriend doesn’t cry
The Ivy: not as bougie as you think
Timothée Chalamet allegedly getting spanked with a ping-pong paddle
and why TV nudity discourse is always a lie
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Denis is heading to a bottomless brunch with 15 women, full Prosecco confidence, and a guaranteed emotional breakdown by 9pm. Mark is worrying about his eyes, remembering the red-nose event, and explaining why January means overdrafts, tax returns and mild despair.

We yap about:

Nolag na mBan / Women’s Christmas
strange Irish New Year traditions
why Mark screenshots a plumber by accident
de-gaying on holiday
Barcelona plans, New York hopes & Petra dreams
and Catherine Connolly lighting the big tree in the Áras

Light, cosy Irish/queer street chat for dark January mornings.
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Denis and Mark T. Cox ring in the year by discussing Denis’ lifelong hatred of Auld Lang Syne and why it makes him feel weirdly emotional.

We also kick off the new year by discussing:

New Year’s in smoky Irish pubs, Nash’s red lemonade and the Labrador under the bar
Mark’s pub days in Fanny O’Dee’s - from kitchen porter to behind the bar
The glamorous older woman who flirted with everyone and gave Mark a very confusing New Year’s kiss
Moneyed small-town couples, holiday “arrangements” and that jaw-dropping Dubai restaurant story
Millennium memories, Y2K panic and Mark’s first sip of wine at 10

Perfect for a New Year’s Day slump: stick us on in bed, on a walk, or while avoiding your resolutions
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It’s Christmas Day and you’re spending it with your Internet Boyfriends.

Denis and Mark T. Cox are wrapped up warm, talking all things festive and familiar:

Mark’s childhood church organist era: choir politics, Oh Holy Night showdowns, live animal cribs & midnight mass timing panic
Denis’ burnt-turkey Christmases: his mam’s car mishaps, unexpected dinner guests, and the world’s most uncomfortable holiday meal
Santy snacks (Guinness, obviously), Roses vs Quality Street, After Eight etiquette and the great “barrels are strawberry” lie
Board game battles, neighbour traditions, the “hamper economy” of the 90s, and why Christmas morning as a kid was pure magic

Pop us in your ears while you’re hiding from the family, going for a walk, or pretending to “help” in the kitchen.

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