This week on Tangent Time, Niamh’s asking the only question that matters: where the f**k is Lee Andrews?

The Katie Price “husband” saga has her and Lauren in bits — the PhD stamps, the AI pics with Kim K and Elon, the “kidnapped” messages… it’s giving scam artist and Tinder Swindler vibes.

They get into how people are still getting robbed online, why internet safety needs to be taken way more seriously, and how anyone is sending random men in Dubai thousands.

Plus: a quick rant about Facebook fossils and the chaos of those anonymous groups.

Episode 88 is pure chaos in the best way because Dylan Lee Kenny (aka “Kris Jenner” himself) is back in studio with Niamh — and he’s just hit a YEAR sober. They chat about the brutal first few months, cravings, addictive personalities, and the mad stuff Dylan got up to when drink/drugs had him in a chokehold — from blackout stories to full-on paranoia and “what was I even doing for 11 years?” realisations. Plus: Barbados as a “warm hug”, nearly turning into a Rihanna stalker, first-class flights, melatonin madness, gym hate, and a Tiny Tangent rant about bus drivers, zig-zag walkers, and missing McDonald’s fries.

In true Niamh fashion, she is back with a proper Tangent Time rant — because she went to the dentist for a “quick clean” and ended up fully convinced she had periodontal disease and was about to lose all her teeth.

She talks bleeding gums after quitting smoking, family fears around gum disease, and the absolute panic spiral (yes, the camera roll was ALL gums).

Plus: crowns that are joined together, water flossers vs interdental brushes, periokin gel, and the most traumatic “it’s gonna hurt but it’s good” dentist pep talk.

And then… the hate comments. The unoriginal tooth jokes. The drama queen allegations. And why she’s not apologising for crying on the internet.

Episode 87 is a proper chatty one because Faye Short joins Niamh in studio — Spin 103.8 girlie, drama school grad, TikTok/Instagram sketch queen, and currently on tour with her dad (yes, Pat Shortt).

They get into carving your own path when your parent is famous, why comedy is way scarier than “serious acting”, and what touring is really like: the non-stop weekends, the loneliness, the adrenaline high… and the brutal low after.

Plus: radio vs stage vs social media, being told you’re “too much”, and the “Tiny Tangent” where Faye goes IN on angry (and slow) drivers.

Tangent Time #7 is fuelled by pure rage after Niamh sees a clip online basically saying Irish people have terrible food… and she’s not letting it slide.

From “ratatouille” to the West Brit vibes of shitting on your own country, she breaks down why that whole take is just not true — especially when Irish meat, dairy and butter are literally top tier.

There’s also a surprising detour into coddle chat, Spain’s awful butter, and a mini defence of the humble potato.

She clocks herself too though: no dogpiling, just a passionate tangent.

Episode 86 is for the fellow space-obsessed girlies (and anyone who’s curious) because Dr Niamh Shaw joins Niamh in studio to talk all things space — from finding your passion in your 40s to reporting on NASA launches.

Niamh takes us right into the atmosphere of the Artemis launch, what it felt like watching the crew walk out, and why this mission grabbed so many of us in real time.

We also get into the overview effect, anxiety, why Earth is the only real home we have, Ireland’s role in space, and her wild zero-gravity + “pretending to live on Mars” adventures.

Plus: space movie picks and a heads-up about the August 12th eclipse.

Tangent Time is back with episode 6, and Niamh is not holding back — today she’s ripping into the Daily Mail’s “Irish Influencer Rich List” and calling it exactly what she thinks it is: a load of bollocks.

She gets into why publishing dodgy income estimates is so unfair in a cost-of-living crisis, how it puts a target on people’s backs, and why it just fuels more hate towards influencers.

Plus, the girls chat who actually should be on a real rich list, why the whole thing reeks of clickbait, and why Niamh is delighted she didn’t make the cut.