David Boyle
David Boyle
4 Years 192 days - Giddy
4 Years 192 days - Giddy
4 Years 192 days - Giddy
Saturday 25th November 2023
David Boyle exposes disturbing truths about underage relationships in his hometown, urging listeners to question societal norms and seek justice.
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13 minutes
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Eye-opening
Disturbing
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Challenging
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Episode Overview
- Boyle reflects on the troubling story of a young Aussie basketball player facing legal issues in the US
- He shares shocking and disturbing anecdotes about the lack of intervention or consequences for predatory actions
- Boyle's candid storytelling sheds light on the dark underbelly of his hometown and the long-term impact of such relationships
- This episode challenges societal norms and emphasizes the need for accountability and justice
- Listeners will be left questioning the systems that allow such behaviour to go unchecked
So, I don't know. I think that's what carnal knowledge is. If you get them early enough, you can psychologically trap them to stay with you forever. Otherwise, by the time you're 20, you realize this guy's a loser. But when you get them real young, you can just trap them.
Ever wondered what skeletons are hiding in your hometown's closet? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle takes a hard look at some unsettling memories from his youth in Dramana. Boyle talks about a young Aussie basketball player facing serious legal issues in the US, which sparks a reflection on the inappropriate relationships between older men and underage girls he witnessed growing up.
His stories are raw and shocking, revealing a disturbing lack of intervention and consequences for these predatory actions. Boyle's unfiltered narrative doesn't just recount past events; it challenges us to think about the societal norms that let such behavior slide. His candid storytelling sheds light on the dark underbelly of his hometown and the long-term impact these relationships have on the victims.
Boyle's reflections are not just personal anecdotes but a call to question the systems that allow such behavior to go unchecked. If you've ever questioned the justice system or wondered how such actions can be ignored, this episode will hit home. Boyle's humor takes a backseat as he dives deep into these heavy topics, making for an eye-opening and thought-provoking listen.
Whether you're familiar with similar stories or hearing them for the first time, this episode is bound to make you reflect on the importance of accountability and justice.