David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 218 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 218 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 218 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 16th December 2024
David Boyle talks about his daughter's stitches and answers a friend's question on vaccinations with his usual humour and candour.
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Episode Overview
- Boyle's daughter needed twelve stitches after a fall.
- Boyle praises the accessibility of specialists in India compared to Australia.
- Boyle shares his initial hesitance and eventual decision to vaccinate his children.
- A listener question prompts Boyle to discuss his unfiltered opinions on vaccines.
- Boyle mixes humour with serious reflections on parenting and healthcare.
If it's a scary place with lots of disease, I'll take the vaccines. If it's not a scary place, then fuck vaccines.
David Boyle, the comedian behind 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', shares a rollercoaster of an episode as he recounts his daughter's recent medical ordeal in India. Boyle's little girl needed twelve stitches after a fall, and he describes the intense experience with his signature humour and candidness. The story highlights the surprising efficiency of Indian healthcare, which Boyle praises for its accessibility to specialists.
He contrasts this with the difficulties faced in Australia, adding a personal touch by comparing his daughter's scar to his own, earned in a much more chaotic manner. The episode takes a turn when an old friend of the podcast, BritBrit, asks Boyle about his stance on vaccinations. Boyle's response is as unpredictable as ever, mixing personal anecdotes with his unfiltered opinions.
He discusses his initial hesitance towards vaccinating his children and the eventual decision to proceed due to their travels to India. This candid conversation reveals Boyle's internal conflicts and the influence of his wife's medical expertise. Boyle's reflections on vaccines are laced with conspiracy theories and gut instincts, making for an entertaining yet thought-provoking listen. If you're curious about how a comedian handles serious topics with humour and honesty, this episode is a must-listen.