Jack and Sean go back and chat to an old friend this week, Luke Watterson. Luke tells the lads about getting out of lockdown, back gigging, what he has been listening to since they last spoke and his new single, ‘Remind Me Tomorrow’. 

The lads also talk about a dog called Noodle, men in Rome throwing bracelets at Sean, Jack and raw spuds and the third largest baby in the UK. 

 

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Jack and Sean chat this week to Villa in France and no, they aren’t planning on making a purchase, neither Jack nor Sean has the finances for that. The three lads tell Jack and Sean about where their name came from, the inspirations behind some of their amazing tracks, the effects of the pandemic, studying and being in a band full time, and what the future holds.

The lads also discuss the new Netflix hit Squid Game, Tyrone’s glorious win of their fourth all-Ireland and Jack and Sean fight over is Garth Brooks greedy or not.

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The lads hit the road to explore the very human journeys of Fern (McDormand). Swanky and the other Nomads who roam the USA in the wake of the 2008 crash.

A delightfully meditative and poetic film anchored by a beautifully human performance by McDormand and a cast of colourful characters bringing their own stories to life on the big screen. A film that relishes in the quiet moments in between and more than deserving of it's numerous accolades

Each time as part of our film club we'll share a film, invite you all watch along ahead of the episode. Then listen along as Sean & Jack review, discuss and break down that week's selection.

Keep an eye on www.squarespace.theprojectseanist.com for a written review coming soon too.

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This week the lads chat to the tremendously talented Laytha ahead of their upcoming gig in Belfast’s BlackBox. The ladies tell Jack and Sean about their love of Hozier and how a fire alarm may have spoiled a future collaboration. They also chat about their love of their hometown and the influence it has on their music, getting back to playing live gigs and how they got on during lockdown. 

The boys also discuss the worst day of the week, Sean gives a wrestling update and Jack climbs Crock Patrick.

 

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This time around the we keep things a little closer to home with the vampire comedy "The Boys From County Hell".

A horror comedy in the vein of Shaun of the Dead or Evil Dead but imbued with a uniquely Irish sense pf humour "The Boys From County Hell" tells the story of Eugene Moffett and his friends and family in Sixmilehill who have to contend with the sinister and Dracula inspiring Abhertach, an age old Vampire around whose legend the town has built its identity and is suddenly revealed to be very real. A bloody but funny time with comedy that is "Pure Here" in all the bst ways.

Each time as part of our film club we'll share a film, invite you all watch along ahead of the episode. Then listen along as Sean & Jack review, discuss and break down that week's selection.

Keep an eye on www.squarespace.theprojectseanist.com for a written review coming soon too.

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Jack and Sean lose their DJ virginity this week and chat to Paddy Chambers- Ballycastle man and well-known Belfast DJ. Paddy tells the lads about his want to see live music re-opened, his creative processes re “the buzz form”, meeting the legendary Annie Mac all those years ago and about the best sour dough bread in the north/ NI.

They also tackle the Dublin vs Mayo match, Sean blagging his way into see Fontaines DC, Irish sayings and Jack serving 30 at a christening.

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The lads this week chat to a lady who has more talent in her pinkie finger that both Jack and Sean out together. The lads interview Dublin based artist, EMR. She tells them where her inspiration comes from to create such an electric mix of music, her life’s musical journey, collaborating with other artists and much more.

The lads also chat about the recent Olympics, their favourite moments from the recent games, herding cats, and sandcastles.

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SPOILER ALERT!!!!

This week the lads chat about the biggest twists and reveals in comics, TV and film. From the jaw dropping moments to the WTF endings, they are all in there. From Superior Spiderman, to Breaking Bad to The Sixth Sens, Jack and Sean cover them all.

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This time out the lads finish off their Pride series with the eloquently shot and beautifully written Moonlight.

Moonlight, written and directed by Barry Jenkins, based on Tarell Alvin McCraney’s  unpublished semi-autobiographical play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, is a tail that follows a man’s emotional journey of sexual awaking and acceptance. The film looks at three stages in his life and how he deals with growing up as a gay black man in Miami, Florida. The film delves into both the emotional and physical abuse that he faces and explores the relationships he has with his family and friends.

Each time as part of our film club we'll share a film, invite you all watch along ahead of the episode. Then listen along as Sean & Jack review, discuss and break down that week's selection.

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This week Jack and Sean chat to the radiant RUE. She tells the lads about getting the bug for singing, her excitement to get back out to play live music, her influences on her latest single, ‘Into the Woods’, and about taking Johnny Cash to an Indian.

The lads chat about that eejit with the sign at the Tour De France, Sean tells Jack about excitement for Money in the Bank and Jack falls off a bike. Twice.  

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