Our intrepid podcaster has taken to some mild ranting this week on subjects such as sledding, beard growth, festival hungover food and the like, the kind of hot button takes you've come to expect. There's a mini review of Rocketman and one song in particular that Ed can't get out of his head. There's some lovely fake ads and an incredible episode of the soap within a pod, Love Notes.

It's the longest episode yet as our intrepid pod-caster makes it up as he goes along. He's just awake from a nap and uses his slightly rough voice to impersonate Harrison Ford in the movie 'The Devil's Own' as he talks to a man from somewhere in the North of Ireland. Ed dissects an online review of forgotten 1994, non classic movie, 'Blown Away'. There's a baby inspired improvised song and some strange accents inspired by a late night improv session with Cara. Ed also talks about his return to the Zoo and finally the latest spellbinding episode of 'Love Notes' where we finally discover the contents of that mystery box. Enjoy Sammon Skins and rest in peace, Carl Reiner. x

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It's episode number thirty for our intrepid podcaster and he is celebrating the birthday of his little brother who is a fully grown man by talking about one of his favourite movies that's as old as him and does his impression of Ennio Morricone that sounds like Charlton Heston. There's a birthday song from Brendan Blowhard that does not stay on topic and Ed gives us a rendition of his alternative theme for the pod which covers such diverse topics as porridge and priests. Sean Connery is advertising his brand new venture and the latest episode of the hot new soap "Love Notes" sees Tina and Tony disguising themselves to spy on Paul's funfair...with sexy results. Enjoy Sammon Skins.
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This week our intrepid podcaster is interrupted by the spirit and body of Elvis who won't leave without singing a song despite Ed not wanting him to. There's a couple of Brendan Blowhard numbers as he continues to get over the collapse of his wife and mind and Ed talks about his love of old video games and the banging tunes and misunderstood sound effects of the early nineties video game genre. All this, plus the latest exciting installment of soap opera 'Love Notes' where Tony and Tina spy on Paul at the Funfair.

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Our intrepid podcaster finds his voice returning again as he manages to finally gets in touch with Sir Sean Connery and his movable island Connery Cove to find out if the rumours of simian dominance on the island are true but Sean seems to only want to plug his new cocktail book. There's a couple of banging tunes from crooner Brendan Blowhard and the ongoing troubles with his permanently estranged wife Susan continue to bleed into his performances. Finally the debut episode of Ed's new soap opera set in a Dublin Jazz club, "Love Notes" is unleashed.

This week our intrepid podcaster is feeling the tar leave his lungs and it's affected his ability to speak but he's powering through and laying out his entire smoking history along with how his quest for ice cream led him to become a bit of a confectionary snob. Also, did you know there is a brand new type of chocolate in existence? Well, there is and Ed has tried it! All this plus Brendan Blowhard returns with a special rendition of Nothing Compares 2U. Enjoy, Sammon Skins!

Our intrepid podcaster delves into the origins of money and piggy banks as he recalls a recent conversation with Pappa Gerry about the pigs that the family used to keep back in the day. Learn how intelligent an animal they are! Marvel at how they have kept Arnold Schwarzenegger alive and how they can be relaxed by tickling! Ed also talks about his birthday and does a flawless Billy Connolly impression.

Our intrepid podcaster struggles with time and space in order to get his podcast out there. Things will eventually return to normality as the first phase of returning to normal ensues and everyone is desperate to get into their local D.I.Y. stores for things they don't need. Ed has a run down of some useless things and an insight into the mindset of a shopper. He's very critical of JML and their "wonder" products. There's also a Brendan Blowhard classic and Ed has a ukulele!

This episode finds our intrepid podcaster seeking a quiet place to record and failing in that mission, mainly due to the horrible neighbour and her loud ways. Ed reviews his favourite news stories in a time of crisis for interesting news stories and there is a blast from the past in the form of a ten year old radio show where Ed and his good friend Kevin grill Gerry for his Rose of Tralee predictions.

Our intrepid podcaster has received the most interesting electronic letter from Gerry and it describes an ancient Irish method of predicting the gender and quantity of unborn children which has Ed baffled. There's an advertisement for a transportation device and an exclusive interview with the legend that is Sean Connery, speaking to Ed from his own private island where anything goes, apparently! Enjoy, Sammon Skins.