Edwin Sammon Of Knowledge

This week's episode is a James Bond special as Ed talks about the spy franchise and the ongoing delay of the latest installment "No Time To Die". Ed is not a fan of some of the previous Daniel Craig films in the series and gives his view on where the franchise should go next with the character. There's an exclusive interview with Sir Sean Connery, the original Bond and Brendan Blowhard sings a stunning rendition of the greatest Bond song. Enjoy!

Ed talks about the nitpicks himself and his beloved had on a recent holiday getaway weekend that involved dongles and pods and some very confused hotel staff and Ed has a rambling chat with his Godson. Enjoy Sammon Skins!

This week's podcast comes from the beautiful countryside of Galway as Ed records in the office of long time listener of the show and all time brother of Ed, Julian. Ed talks us through his 100 per cent completion of Red Dead Redemption 2 and begins drinking his prep for his annual colonoscopy. There's some clips of his first stand up gig back after six months and a reading of Van Morrison's new protest song against masks and rational empathy. Enjoy!

This week Ed prepares for his first gig in six months and discusses the new lock-down in Dublin and whether or not sports are good for your mental well being, which may be true for some people but Ed has never really enjoyed them compared to pretending to be Conan The Barbarian. There is also a hot new take on the terrible movie Twilight. It may be twelve years old but that won't stop Ed from picking it apart! Enjoy Sammon Skins!

Ed gives some of the 'substantial' meals he's had during the recent pandemic a very poor review as this coming September 21st sees the reopening of the 'wet' pubs. Ed talks about why he thinks it's a good thing ultimately but not for the reasons you think, there's a strange re-imaging of Star Wars and the brand new soap opera "Space Notes" makes its stunning debut as 'glut' is the word of the week somehow.

This week Ed talks about the ongoing pandemic and how it has affected his butter purchases, there's a mild rant about the local scourge of young people (or scuts as Ed calls them) letting off fireworks constantly and Ed recalls the terror of going to school and the embarrassment that comes from being a pubescent that continues to adulthood. All this plus Brendan Blowhard joins Ed for a discussion on his new living arrangements and to pay tribute to Van Morrison in his own unique way.

Ed is cheerfully discussing his predictions for how the world is going to end and whether or not he will learn how to drive before that happens on this week's episode plus a lengthy interview with returning guest Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees where Ed tries to explain his old Sean Connery routine from when he used to do stand up and Barry inflicts his impression of the old Scot on everyone's ears.

Ed finds himself facing a couple of stand up gigs in the near future and is trying out some new material, there's a mini review of Twin Peaks and as we look to the reality of a Christmas during a pandemic, Ed reasons that Santa Claus is the only real business that can carry on as normal in these crazy times. Sir Sean Connery joins Ed and tells him exactly what has happened to Connery Cove and why it's a good thing for future alien lifeforms in a long and rambling catch up conversation.

Ed finds himself in an unlikely conversation with the Sky Boss, AKA God, where he demands an explanation on the non status of nipples on Duck Billed Playtpi (sic). There's slight tension with Ed's beloved as things get competitive in the most run of the mill way. Ed also defends the much maligned seagull and there is a review of the Netflix series (Un) Well which features Ed's doppelganger practicing Tantric meditation and weird men buying breast milk online . All this plus a song about Jesus to the tune of "Eye Of The Tiger".

This week our intrepid podcaster talks about the old sitcom that made Michael J Fox a star, 'Family Ties' and how it followed a strange sitcom trend for depictions of drug use. There are some dodgy Beatles impressions as hippies come under the spotlight and Ed reviews his re-watching of 'The Sopranos' and talks for a minute and ten seconds about why 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' is worth your time plus an exclusive chat with the creator of hit soap 'Love Notes', Anthony St. Clement who talks about his experience in the sandwich theatre company and plays an exclusive clip of his new show "Space Notes". Enjoy!