The Codpast!

The lads are back after some much-needed time off! Jack and Sean have been chatting to the very humble DJ and producer Caolan Irvine. 

Caolan talks about his early days in music and working on a home-made computer his mate built for him. He talks about his first EP and how DIY learning has helped nurture his sound. He talks about stealing WIFI to get his first music out to the world, his work with the band CraicPipe and with them, opening for Irish rap sensations Kneecap.

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The lads journey into the Norse wilderness to experience Robert Eggers’ voyage of Viking vengeance “The Northman”.

Driven by an all-star cast lead by Nicole Kidman & Alexander Skarsgard paired with Eggers’ utterly unique creativity “The Northman” could be something special but what did we think?

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Jack and Sean recently chatted with the tremendously talented Conleth Kane. Conleth tells the lads about growing up in Armagh and how that influenced his music. Conelth explains how the pandemic affected him and his music, and tells us about the great reception that his songs 'Proud' and others have had and how they affect the people that hear them. 

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The Film Club assesses the Dark Knight's latest reboot starring Robert Pattinson as the brooding hero. Featuring a Matt Reeves script, all star cast and gargantuan running time there is a lot going on here but is it worth the run time, how does Battinson measure up and most importantly how difficult are the Riddler's puzzles?

 

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An all encompassing interview for the all encompassing man. Jack recently sat down with the brilliant Niall McNamee to chat about his music, acting, his own journey as well as his passion for creativity. An open and insightful chat full of craic ranging from Pints to Jackie Chan to Leeds United.

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This time around the guys chat to the phenomenal Toshin about their latest music and inspirations but not before getting stuck into their thoughts on grooming both styling both themselves and unfortunately others.

This week Jack and Sean talk about improv in film. They discuss some great examples, debate what actually classifies as improv and revel some of the best lines in cinema that are improvisation

The lads this week talk to the exceptionally talented Aonghus Og McAnally about his upcoming play 'Fight Night' and how it has changed 10 years on. They also discuss sharing food when dating and how a communication breakdown blew up a bridge on a film set.

The film club rides into 1925 Montana to dissect Jane Campion's psychological western period drama, "The Power of the Dog".

Featuring a stellar cast headed by Kirsten Dunst, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jesse Plemons & Kodi Smit-Mcphee, the film explores the complex relations surrounding the rancher Burbank brothers when sheepish George brings his new wife, Rose, home much to the ire of bitter elder brother Phil. As tensions boil and relationships develop fascinating connections are forged and broken before an ending that ensures it lingers in the mind.

But what do the lads and will they agree on a film?

The lads are trying a new format… like any failing marriage, they’re trying to mix it up! We talk about differences in being in a relationship vs single, bring you a useful piece of trivia and chat to singer-song writer, Rory Nellis.