It's Hughezy, Hello! really isn't any one type of podcast; it's a bit of everything. Sports talk, social issues, music debates, film talk and even some celebrity interviews. All done with a very Irish comedic spin.
It's Hughezy, Hello! episode 354 assembles a roundtable discussion to review Vin Diesel's unexpected musical tribute catalog. The premise centers on Vin Diesel's series of online musical releases where he pays homage to various people—and according to the host, these tributes are surprisingly competent. The specific…
Worth it if you enjoy celebrity oddities, roundtable banter, or have genuine curiosity about Vin Diesel's unexpected music catalog.
It's Hughezy, Hello! episode 353 features host Hughezy alongside guests $2 Dan, Ava Raiza, BaconBitz, and Little Lemmi. The episode's central gimmick—and primary selling point—is that Hughezy develops COVID or cold-like symptoms progressively throughout the 2 hour 24 minute recording session. The host invites…
Worth it if you're a dedicated fan of the show's cast and find humor in real-time physical comedy or schadenfreude, but risky for casual listeners seeking actual content.
It's Hughezy, Hello! episode 352 examines whether Adam Sandler's upcoming Grown Ups 3 might face cancellation or controversy due to cast member Chad Zumock's pattern of public Twitter harassment and online conflicts. The hosts—Simplecast's Hughezy alongside guests Keanu C Thompson, Roachy, and Little Lemmi—review a…
Worth it if you follow celebrity Twitter drama closely and want a casual group discussion about potential film industry consequences, but skip if you prefer substantive media criticism.
It's Hughezy, Hello! episode 351 explores a bizarre and interconnected web of 1980s-90s pop culture ephemera, centered on the unexpected overlap between Hulk Hogan's music career, Edward Furlong's album, and Insane Clown Posse's cover of a Hogan track. The episode is hosted by the main Hughezy crew alongside guests…
Worth it if you enjoy absurdist pop-culture trivia, wrestling nostalgia, or comedians finding humor in forgotten celebrity side projects.