David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 178 days - Chatter
6 Years 178 days - Chatter
6 Years 178 days - Chatter
Saturday 8th November 2025
Comedian David Boyle embraces chatty American culture in this humorous episode about sobriety and spontaneous conversations.
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Episode Overview
- Boyle embraces American small talk culture.
- Contrasts between Australian and American humour.
- Bostonians are gruff but helpful.
- Social interactions change with sobriety.
- Encounters with fellow Australians abroad.
"The laid back Aussie is like the 1970s doll-bludging Aussie on the darts and the VBs."
Ever wondered what it takes to turn a casual encounter into a meaningful conversation? Comedian David Boyle shares his newfound love for chatting since moving to the US, where he finds himself engaging in spontaneous yarns with strangers. Boyle, who has transitioned from being an 'alcoholic maniac' to a 'sober lunatic,' reveals how the American penchant for small talk has rubbed off on him.
In a humorous recount of his interactions, Boyle talks about meeting fellow Aussies at the park and discovering that Americans are surprisingly more chatty than Australians. He even dives into the cultural nuances between the two countries, highlighting the gruff yet helpful nature of Bostonians. With a blend of light-hearted anecdotes and witty observations, Boyle paints a vivid picture of his daily life and the people he meets along the way.
His candid storytelling not only entertains but also prompts reflection on how sobriety can change one's social interactions. So, next time you find yourself in a park or a store, maybe take a page from Boyle's book and strike up a conversation—you never know where it might lead!