Aussie and the Scotsman talk movies

End of Season 2

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After 10 months and 127 shows we have made it to the end of season 2.

And we have uploaded our first video of the podcast - on You Tube now -  End of Season 2

It has been a roller coaster of a year. We've had hits and misses both in the movie's we have reviewed and in the conversations and robust discussions we have had between ourselves.

It's not always been easy but for 125 shows it has been a lot of fun.

Thanks to you the listeners for listening - for the feedback and comments. As the Aussie always tells us " he needs the engagement, the praise, the love and the recognition". It fuels him

The Scotsman says " he has learnt to be more tolerant" which reduces the Aussie into a fit of giggles and ultimately tears.  

Thanks to our guests this year:

  • Simon  - Heat / Apocolypse Now and Network
  • Pia Miranda - our interview and review of Goodfellas
  • Cassie  - Labyrinth
  • Saul - Invictus and Chariots of Fire
  • Marty Benson - Masterchef producer. Interview and review of Inglorious Basterds
  • Ben King - on-set photographer. Interview and review of Joker
  • The Scotsman's son, Max - A Bronx Tale
  • The Doc - The Intouchables, Strangers on a Train, James Bond Theme Tune Quiz,
  • Jim Meskimmen - Interview with the actor, comedian and master impressionist 
  • The Aussie's son , Charlie - Superman (2025)
  • Elise Hurst. Author and playwright. Interview and Sound of Music discussion
  • Pip Mushin - actor and director. Interview 
  • Mack Lindon - Interview
  • Tim and Leigh from Popcorn Podcast  - Interview

    • We discuss our favourite podcasts, the ones to listen to, the movies to watch over the break and the new ideas for Season 3.

    It's been a journey - and we have loved it. 

    Talk to you again Feb 7th 2026 for Season 3.

    Happy Holidays

    Rohan (the Aussie) and Rob (the Scotsman)

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