Another Monday, another episode of FYC Crunch Quarantine Ketchup! Ha! On today's show, Connor and Peter chat to returning friend of the show, Jonathan Hoey, about all things historical drama (including the sexy stuff at Connor's probing). Hoey recommends Netflix's Medici and The Last Kingdom. Joey chats Bob Dylan. Peter discusses the erotic masterpiece of Ari Aster's Midsommar (looks like it's another sex special of FYC). And Connor praises Romesh Ranganathan's The Ranganation, currently on BBC2 on Sunday evenings. Captain's Log this week is a discussion about The Beatles.

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It's a home ec. special this week for FYC! Today Connor and Peter interview Misha Fitzgibbon about her lockdown consideration of embroidery. Joey gets confused about the Phoebe Bridgers/Waller-Bridge paradox, and considers Pete Townshend in lieu of his 75th birthday. Peter is thrilled about the new Mubi Library feature on the Mubi streaming service. Connor débuts a sexy new segment, Die deutschen Nachrichten and enjoys Netflix's new show, Space Force, out today. In Fanthom's Friday Favourites, the guys discuss the drinks they'll be having when the pubs are open again, and where in Dublin or Westmeath they'll be drinking.

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Connor and Peter chat with Nicky Merriman about her lockdown consideration of the comforts of home re-decoration, as well as discussing the menace of 7-year olds on scooters, and the delights of wild garlic. Joey considers HBO's The Leftovers; Peter sings the praises of Arlo Parks and Connor teaches you how to make an espresso and tonic, just as he taught Caffè Nero. On Captain's Log, the guys are joined by oldest friend of the show (literally: he's ancient), Brian Murray, to discuss more memories from the 2019 Venice Film Festival. Our theme tune is by Mark Deering and our brand new jingle for Captain's Log is by Hannah Kate Ní Shioradáin.

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On today's show, the guys are joined by the mysterious man who goes by "Matty". Matt Damon has been sighted in the area, so could it be...? Matty considers Hatch, his local café, that is helping to quench his thirst for skinny flat whites. Meanwhile, Peter's enthusiasm is curbed by Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm, Joey is both platonically frustrated and entertained by Gangs of London and Connor considers making the first official batch of FYCU honey, because of course he does. Fanthom's Friday Favourites has a rockin' new jingle, made by friend of the show Hannah Kate Ní Shioradáin, and this week Joey has asked FYC to pick their favourite film from the year of their birth.

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Connor and Peter chat to Savvy Hanna about The Lonely Island and their gigglesome content (now a word) that is ideal for getting through lockdown. Peter discusses Joan Didion, Joey chats ESPN and Netflix's The Last Dance and Connor considers Paul King's strange and moving feature début (pre-Paddington!), Bunny and the Bull. In a new special segment for Captain's Log, Fanthom's Friday Favourites, Joey challenges the team to assemble a Bill Clinton swag meme with their favourite movie soundtracks.

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Surprise! Before the guys drench you with season 6, Connor and Peter interview friend of the show, Heather Croghan, and new friend of the show, Mia Sherry, about their true crime movie adaptation deep-dive after-dinner delight of a podcast, Crime Brûlée (https://www.instagram.com/crime__brulee/). 

Connor and Peter interview Joe Mannion, an artist from the UK, who returns to the FYCU after his début on the début. Joe speaks about Normal People. Peter discusses Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite. Joey chats Wayne's World. And Connor considers how his hammock has been helping him fill the long days. In Captain's Log, Joey relates two of his Bundesliga experiences after Mutti Merkel's announcement that the games shall be restarting.

Looking for a bit of extra crunch to add to your weekend snack? Look no farther! On this special bonus episode of FYC, Connor and Peter chat to new friend, Signe Lury, and returning friend of the show, Ren O'Hare, about their lockdown project: Quaranzine. Quaranzine is an alluring blend of visual art, short fiction, poetry, comic panels, scripts, and even spoken word art from FYC. You can check out Quaranzine at: https://quaranzineblog.wordpress.com/.

Today's guest is the wonderful Lucrezia Levi Morenos, who cures Peter's ignorance to the wonders of ASMR. Joey considers Little Richard, Peter discusses the merits of Amazon show "Forever", and Connor declares his love for fellow southsider, Ross O-Carroll-Kelly. For Captain's Log, Connor spills coffee over his laptop, and Joey recounts some of his favourite moments from 2020's Venice International Film Festival.

On today's show, Connor and Peter finally get to interview Lola Fleming, with whom they made the romantic cinematic masterpiece that is Mugged Off with another friend of the show, Grace Kenny. More importantly, Lola tells the guys about macrame (which Connor still can't pronounce properly) and how she's occupying her lockdown with this new skill. In Captain's Log, Joey pays tribute to some musicians who have recently passed away.