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4849 - Opinions Matter EXTRA – Get it Off Your Chest - Ep. 74
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Opinions Matter is the brainchild of award-winning broadcasters Adrian Kennedy and Jeremy Dixon. On each episode the lads will debate the big stories of the day, highlight listener concerns, local issues and discuss the weird and wacky stuff going on in their lives
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Opinions Matter EXTRA – Get it Off Your Chest - Ep. 74
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Shock Today as Listener Says: "I Was Having An Affair With Married Man... But I Am The Victim"
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Father Shamed For Ordering His Daughter Not To Play With Autism Child
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"Why Are People More Worried About The Skin Colour Of A Criminal...Than the Victim of The Crime?"
EscuchadoThe hosts examine the social media reaction to a recent stabbing in Trim, addressing how online speculation often attributes crime to nationality despite the suspect being an Irish national. The discussion explores the lack of official, centralized crime statistics in Ireland regarding ethnicity and the legal constraints of the sub judice rule. The episode features heated debates with callers concerning immigration, the perceived bias in media reporting, and the ethics of disclosing suspects' backgrounds. The conversation also touches upon the proportion of foreign-born individuals in the prison population and concludes with a travel mug giveaway competition.
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Jeremy Branded a Snobby, Begrudging Pr**k Over Back To School Allowance Comments
EscuchadoThe hosts and various callers engage in a heated debate over whether the back-to-school allowance should be universal or remains means-tested. The discussion explores themes of social class, work ethic, and the perceived unfairness of being 'squeezed' by taxes and the cost of living. Participants argue over the ethics of providing state support to higher earners versus the administrative complexity of means-testing. The episode also touches on constitutional equality and the tension between supporting those in financial need and addressing systemic economic inequities.
