This week on I Said What I Said, we’re taking it back.

Shane McCarthy revisits some of the most memorable moments from the podcast so far. The laughs, the chaos, the honest chats, and the conversations that actually meant something. From funny stories that had the studio in bits to real moments that hit a nerve, it’s all here in one episode.

If you’ve been listening from the start, this is a reminder of why you stayed. If you’re new, this is the perfect place to jump in.

Shane McCarthy is back with another episode of I Said What I Said and this one takes a more personal turn than expected. After taking on the 5K with Chris, Shane opens up about the full experience, from the nerves beforehand to crossing the finish line. He shares how it actually felt in the moment, what pushed him through it, and the unexpected realizations that came with it. What started as a physical challenge quickly turned into something a lot deeper.

Shane also brings listeners behind the scenes of the run itself, sharing the conversations he had with Chris along the way. From the advice Chris gave him to the honest chats that never made it onto social media, this is the side of the journey people didn’t get to see.

The conversation takes a sharp turn. Out of nowhere, he starts firing the most random questions at Katie, and let’s just say… it does not go the way he expects. One particular question leaves Shane completely caught off guard, red faced, and instantly regretting ever asking it.

Shane McCarthy is back with another episode of I Said What I Said and this one is chaos from start to finish.

He takes on the influencer earnings controversy and calls out what he thinks is completely wrong, before things quickly spiral into talk of OnlyFans, what he would actually sell, and whether feet pics are really worth it.

There is a wild turn into the rumours around prostitution on the Dock Road in Limerick, and Shane is not holding back on the questions.

Festival season is in full swing too, and he is buzzing. He shares a hilarious story time that you need to hear, along with his own do’s and don’ts, how he preps for gigs, and why this time of year is his favourite.

And in true Shane fashion, he even breaks into song with his favourite bits from Akon and Ne-Yo.

Unfiltered, unpredictable, and very funny. You have been warned.