The Codpast!

In the final episode of the year, Jack and Sean look at all the madness and badness that happened this year. You'll catch the lads in 2023 with new guests and some fantastic reviews. 

Happy Christmas!

This time we chat to Stephen, owner, promoter and much more for Say True Wrestling. The latest and most exciting wrestling promotion to set up in Northern Ireland.

A unique promotion focused on characters, production value, storytelling as well as great wrestling. Stephen chats about his background in wrestling, what Stay True's ethos is as well as his favourite matches, wrestlers and some unique plans for the future around exciting new shows and championships.

 

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This week, Jack and Sean talk to one of the most thought-provoking singer-song writers that they have ever met, Ferna. She talks to the lads about her first ever song that she released and the intricate thought process behind it. She goes on to explain where her sound comes from and her writing process. Go check her out on all her socials @fernasongs.

On this week’s episode, the boys chat to Conor Marcus. Conor was awarded the Jazzlife Alliances Exceptional Young Musician Award, he got to the semi-finals of The Voice Kids UK, he was the youngest ever participant of The Oh Yeah Centres ‘Scratch My Progress’ and he won the Cool FM / Forestside “Young Singer/Songwriter of The Year”- this guy’s talent knows no bounds.

To listen to all his music, go www.conormarcusmusic.com.

This week the lads chat to the effortlessly icy cool ICE POP asking how does Gerry Adams fly, what is sex like with a socialist and what is his beef with Fontaines D.C?

 

All this and much more, follow ICE POP on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and lsiten on Spotify and Apple Music. then find us on Facebook & Instagram too!

The lads chat to comedian Ailsih McCarty this week as she regales them with tales of life as a comedian. From friends who are funnier, to going viral on TikTok, to getting heckled on stage- we cover it all.

Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow The Sleepy Comedian on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and if you see her gigging, make sure to stop in and have a listen. You won’t be disappointed.

This week Jack is riding solo and speaking to singer-songwriter SJ Talbot.

SJ tells Jack about her time in stage school when she was younger, her many inspirations, the beauty of the music video and her love of collaborating  

Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow SJ on Facebook, Instagram and go listen to her on Spotify, YouTube and all the usual spots

With the summer well and truly over, Jack and Sean talk about the gigs and festivals they attended over the sunnier months of this year. From Green Day to Garth Brooks, to Jack doing his first ever stand-up set, they cover it all….or at least what they had the money to go and see anyway. 

Sean kicks off by telling Jack about the utter handling he and his comrade got into trying to get from Dublin City centre to Malahide. They move on to talking about the brilliant Wild Roots festival in Sligo. Jack talks to comedian Anna Clifford just after she came off stage, Conor Marcus on his first festival in Sligo, Jessica on Hula Hooping out in the elements and Alex from Red Eye Pariah. Sean tells Jack about people walking out of Tommy Tiernan and how he got on when he went to watch ‘The Wrestling’ in Cardiff.

The boys finally discuss the biggest thing to happen in Croke Park since Owen Mulligan put the ball in the back of the net to equalize against Dublin in the All-Ireland Semi Final way back in 2005. 

Find YAHNY on Instagram, Facebook and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button. Don’t forget to follow all the amazing acts mentioned above on the socials and keep an eye out to when they are gigging next.

Jack and Sean chat to singer-songwriter Laura Jo from her van in Galway.  

Laura joins the lads this week to tell them about how her life as a musician started and how she juggles college, music and an endless number of gigs. She tells the lads about the great gin distilleries in Alaska, how she and her comrades stole a bear from a hotel and about recently playing at Ireland’s biggest music festival, Electric Picnic. 

Laura also opens up about the making of her debut single ‘Places’ and how the untimely death of her father inspired the song. 

Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow Laura Jo on Facebook, Instagram and go listen to her new single ‘Places’.

This week Jack and Sean chat to Faye Shortt the actor and comedian from her car in Limerick.  

Faye has just finished several nights in the Olympia Theatre with her show ‘Well’ that she wrote with her Da, Pat Shortt. Faye tells the lads all about her time in school and how she fell in love with acting and comedy. She talks about writing in lockdown and how her life plans changed once covid stuck. Faye tells the boys about growing up with a famous Da and about her utter enjoyment in working with him.

Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow Faye on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and on all the usual places.