David Boyle
David Boyle
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6 Years 251 days - Ask Boyle
6 Years 251 days - Ask Boyle
Tuesday 20th January 2026
David Boyle blends humour with political insight as he tackles snowy adventures and US politics in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Episode Overview
- Boyle reflects on the snowy Martin Luther King Day with humour.
- Discusses parallels between US politics and historical authoritarian regimes.
- Explores corporate influence on current political dynamics.
- Shares personal anecdotes about fatherhood and daily life challenges.
- Encourages listeners to question political narratives.
"Politics is just the entertainment department of the military-industrial complex."
What happens when you mix a snow day, Martin Luther King Day, and a comedian's musings on the future of the USA? You get a hilarious yet thought-provoking episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' with David Boyle. This time, Boyle navigates the snowy landscapes of his day-to-day life, sharing anecdotes about fatherhood mishaps and the challenges of organising childcare amidst the chaos of everyday errands.
But it's not all snowballs and childcare; Boyle dives into a hefty discussion about the political climate in the US, drawing parallels between historical events and current affairs. With his signature comedic flair, he questions the trajectory of American politics, comparing it to past authoritarian regimes and highlighting the corporate influences shaping today's world. Whether he's throwing his daughter into snowdrifts or dissecting geopolitical trends, Boyle keeps it real, raw, and refreshingly honest.
If you're looking for a mix of laughter and critical commentary, this episode is a must-listen. What do you think about the future of politics? Could Boyle's humorous yet astute observations spark a conversation in your own circle?