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Episode 5: Pints & Pearls: Guinness, Oysters, and the Art of the Perfect Pairing

Craic on the Coast: An AOH Podcast

Release Date: 05/14/2025

Episode 14: Making Irish History Go Viral: A Conversation with Davy Holden show art Episode 14: Making Irish History Go Viral: A Conversation with Davy Holden

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Making Irish History Go Viral: A Conversation with Davy Holden In Episode 14 of Craic on the Coast, hosts Michael Schilling and Shaun Morgan sit down with two fantastic guests. First up is Davy Holden, the Irish storyteller behind , whose short, engaging lessons on Irish history have attracted more than 200,000 followers on Instagram. Davy shares how he got started, why his content resonates so widely, and what’s next for him. Plus, he tells us the story behind the exclusive jersey design we’re giving away to one lucky listener! Next, we’re joined by Liam...

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Episode 8: Walking Memory: The Story Behind the National Famine Way show art Episode 8: Walking Memory: The Story Behind the National Famine Way

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Episode 6: Six Days, One Hundred Miles, and a Thousand Stories: Walking the National Famine Way show art Episode 6: Six Days, One Hundred Miles, and a Thousand Stories: Walking the National Famine Way

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Episode 5: Pints & Pearls: Guinness, Oysters, and the Art of the Perfect Pairing show art Episode 5: Pints & Pearls: Guinness, Oysters, and the Art of the Perfect Pairing

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In this episode of Craic on the Coast, Michael Schilling and Shaun Morgan welcome special guest Michael Reardon, Guinness Brewery Ambassador, for a deep dive into the rich history and surprising harmony of Guinness and oyster pairings. From the origins of Guinness at St. James’s Gate to the briny, bold world of oyster tasting on the South Shore, the conversation blends tradition, flavor, and a bit of pub wisdom. We also explore what makes the perfect pour, how local oyster varieties complement different Guinness styles, and why this centuries-old pairing still captures...

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In this episode of Craic on the Coast, Michael Schilling and Shaun Morgan welcome special guest Michael Reardon, Guinness Brewery Ambassador, for a deep dive into the rich history and surprising harmony of Guinness and oyster pairings. From the origins of Guinness at St. James’s Gate to the briny, bold world of oyster tasting on the South Shore, the conversation blends tradition, flavor, and a bit of pub wisdom.

We also explore what makes the perfect pour, how local oyster varieties complement different Guinness styles, and why this centuries-old pairing still captures imaginations—and taste buds—today.

Pour a pint, slurp an oyster, and tune in—sláinte!

 

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