Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

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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Episode's summary

The hosts and guests engage in a heated debate regarding the legitimacy of psychics, mediums, and spiritual healers. The discussion weighs personal experiences of uncanny accuracy against skeptical arguments that such practices rely on guesswork, reading body language, and psychological manipulation to exploit vulnerable individuals. The conversation expands into broader themes of fate, the butterfly effect, and free will. Participants explore whether major life events are predestined or a result of personal choice, while sharing stories ranging from prophetic tea leaf readings to life-changing coincidences.

Chapters

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Highlights

They are nothing but scam artists preying on vulnerable people who are gullible and naive.

00:01:05 · A listener named Gavin sends a WhatsApp message expressing his strong disdain for psychics.

99% of people in my business are scams, unfortunately.

00:14:53 · Catherine Woods acknowledges the prevalence of fraudulent psychics to establish her own credibility as a genuine healer.

But a scam is a scam. A scam is trying to get money out of people under false pretexts.

00:33:58 · Darren defines his stance on why he believes psychic services constitute a fraudulent practice.

these are the sorts of people that can read your body language, okay? So if you're sitting across to someone and they go, oh my God, have you lost someone while they're shaking, they're covering their forehead, peeping through two fingers and they see you move and shift, they're going to go, oh yeah, I see the person you've lost.

00:49:44 · A panelist provides a psychological explanation for how psychics might appear to have supernatural knowledge by observing physical cues.

It's like, say you went, it's like they say it's like a tornado, a butterfly in the middle of a tornado, it can change the direction of a tornado.

01:02:33 · The speaker uses the butterfly effect analogy to explain how small, seemingly insignificant events can alter the course of one's life.

Episodes

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Psychic Hits Back After Being Called a Fraud Live On Air

The hosts and guests engage in a heated debate regarding the legitimacy of psychics, mediums, and spiritual healers. The discussion weighs personal experiences of uncanny accuracy against skeptical arguments that such practices rely on guesswork, reading body language, and psychological manipulation to exploit vulnerable individuals. The conversation expands into broader themes of fate, the butterfly effect, and free will. Participants explore whether major life events are predestined or a result of personal choice, while sharing stories ranging from prophetic tea leaf readings to life-changing coincidences.

29 Jul 2026
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African Mum Living in Balbriggan Demands House Transfer After Children Targeted by Racist Abuse

The podcast explores the intense racial abuse and harassment faced by a Kenyan family living in Balbriggan, examining the backlash from social media users who suggest they should leave the country due to their housing status. The discussion features a heated debate between hosts, guests, and callers regarding whether the issue is one of systemic racism or unfairness in the national housing allocation process. Participants clash over the responsibility of the council to protect victims and the impact of government housing policies on racial tensions in Ireland. The episode concludes with discussions on the complexities of bullying and the difficulty of addressing immigration concerns without being labeled as prejudiced.

28 Jul 2026
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💥 "My Boyfriend's Confession Has Left Me Questioning Everything"

The hosts of the Opinions Matter podcast explore a listener's story regarding Denise, whose boyfriend recently confessed to a one-off sexual encounter with a male friend during a stag trip. The episode features an interview with Denise, who describes her deep distress and physical revulsion following the revelation. The discussion expands into a heated debate among hosts and callers regarding sexual identity, experimentation, and masculinity. Participants weigh whether single instances of same-sex encounters imply a permanent bisexual or gay identity, while also touching upon themes of honesty in relationships, the prevalence of secret encounters, and the boundaries of monogamy.

27 Jul 2026
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Opinions Matter EXTRA – Get it Off Your Chest - Ep. 74

In this special weekend edition of 'Get It Off Your Chest,' the hosts engage in an unedited, rambling discussion. The episode begins with a comedic debate over an online insult comparing Andrew to Wham member Andrew Ridgeley, followed by a series of pet hates ranging from social media attention-seekers to balding patterns. The conversation shifts through various personal anecdotes, including a bizarre injury involving heated car seats, the discovery of old food in vehicles, and the 'first world problems' of unbooked holidays and company expenses. The episode concludes with reflections on religious customs in Spain and a humorous account of the host's preoccupation with wedding gifts during his wedding night.

25 Jul 2026
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Shock Today as Listener Says: "I Was Having An Affair With Married Man... But I Am The Victim"

The hosts and various callers engage in a heated debate regarding the morality of a woman involved in an affair with a married man. The discussion explores themes of accountability, gendered blame, and whether the 'other woman' bears responsibility once she becomes aware of the marriage. The conversation delves into the psychological concept of limerence, the impact of infidelity on families, and the social consequences of perceived deception. The episode concludes with a reflection on marital vows and the importance of personal integrity.

24 Jul 2026