David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 274 days - Name Game
6 Years 274 days - Name Game
6 Years 274 days - Name Game
Thursday 12th February 2026
Join David Boyle as he humorously explores unique kindergarten names while sharing insights on sobriety and transformation.
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9 minutes
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Episode Overview
- David Boyle shares humorous insights on unique children's names.
- The podcast highlights Boyle's ongoing journey to sobriety.
- Reflects on how naming conventions can mirror aspirations.
- Boyle uses humour to discuss serious topics like addiction recovery.
- The episode is a blend of comedy and personal growth.
"It's better than like Ben. It's better than Charles. Fuck Charles."
What remarkable journeys have people faced head-on against addiction? Join comedian David Boyle in his quest to sobriety, as he navigates the amusing and sometimes baffling world of children's names at his daughter's kindergarten. Boyle brings his signature humour and wit to the forefront as he recounts his daughter's encounters with classmates bearing names like 'Artist', 'Melody', and 'King'.
It's a hilarious commentary on modern naming conventions, wrapped in the larger narrative of Boyle's personal journey from a life of chaos to one of clarity. His observations are not just about names but serve as a metaphor for his own transformation, where every day is a new chapter in his sobriety saga. With a light-hearted take on serious themes, Boyle's storytelling is both entertaining and reflective.
If you're looking for a podcast that combines laughter with life lessons, this episode is a must-listen. So, how do unique names reflect our aspirations for the next generation, and what can they teach us about identity and individuality?