This time the lads conclude their long awaited Dig themed duology with Netflix's 2021 film "The Dig".

Quiet English excavator Basil Brown (Ralph Fiennes) is hired by wealthy Edith Pretty (Carey Mulligan) to excavate some burial mounds on her land as WW2 looms. As the mounds bear fruit the establishment of the historical community wrestle with Pretty for the finds and the fame. As Basil bonds with Pretty and her family and the lives of the other archaeologists including Peggy (Lily James) come to bear this dig will impact all their lives.

A beautiful and grounded period drama centred on Fiennes and Mulligan but stuffed with competing sub plots how does this dig hold up?

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 Sean tells Jack about the great week he had watching Wrestlemaina, the lads discuss Subway’s new topping choice and they have a heated debate on what is the ideal crisp sandwich. 

Jack and Sean also chat to the sensational Susie Blue about musical her influences, the new EP, how lockdown is going, the process behind creating some of her musical masterpieces, her love of music videos and if she was a drink, what would she be. 

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This time the lads try to wrap their heads around the twisty temporal thriller Tenet.

Following the mysterious "Protagonist" (Washington) who after being drafted into a shadow war waged across time by the mysterious Tenet organisation he quickly learns about inversion a technique which sends subjects backwards through time. Using and fighting against Inversion he must work with the enigatic Neil (Pattinson) and complicated Kat (Debicki) to stop a temporal terrorist attack at the hands of Russian arms dealer Sato (Brannagh).

A twisty complicated thriller that plays with time expectations and your eardrums, lets find out what the lads thought? 

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.

Then join in yourself and let us know what you think. There is also a written companion review which expands on this episode, you can find this at www.theprojectseanist.squarespace.com

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This week the lads argue over whether Jeff Bezos is a supervillain and why Amazon had to change up their app logo. They also try to figure out can they balance on segways, where the name came from, what are NFTs, what it would be like to spend a night in a space hotel and what has happened to the new Cyberpunk 2077 game. 

Jack and Sean also had the opportunity to have a talk with the brilliant Luke Watterson about how life is going in Germany. Luke explains what life is like living away from home during the pandemic, why he writes music, his connection with a live audience and if he could take one person on a date, who would it be.  

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In this weeks episode, Sean tells Jack about his struggles with building his new work from home chair, what happened to Tiger, Tyrone colloquialisms and what it’s like on Mars.  

The boys also chat to the immensely talented, ELKIN. They discuss where the duo came from, their love of Joni Mitchell, their writing process, what 2021 has in store and their karaoke favourites.  

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This week Sean tries to explain stonks, dogecoin and GameStop to Jack, the lads try to figure out are apps making our lives better, are skinny jeans still in style and does Sean suit a mullet. 

The lads also chat to Armagh based singer/songwriter Conchur White fresh from his set at Tradfest and discuss his influences and how he has been getting on during lockdown. 

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This time the lads get their hands dirty with the 2018 Irish film, "The Dig" from brothers Ryan & Andy Tohill.

The Dig centres on Ronan Callaghan (Moe Dunford) who, upon returning from serving 15 years in prison for a murder he cant remember committing seeks to sell his family home and move on. Instead, he finds the father of his victim, Sean McKenna (Lorcan Crannitch) excavating the bog on Callaghan's and in search of his daughter's remains. Although as Callaghan tries to help him and local Gardai Murphy (Francis Magee) and Sean's surviving daughter get involved the tensions between the men rise and their dig uncovers much more than the deceased.

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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In this week’s episode the lads get all loved up and talk about Valentine’s day, where it came from and who gets the most cards, all while chomping down on some love hearts.  

They also chat to the very talented Sasha Sky about her new single, her influences, her love of dancing and where it all started.  

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This time around the good ship film club continues its expidition into Jack's education in animation as the lads tackle the anime classic, the hugely influential Akira.

Based on Katsuhiro Otomo's revolutionary 1982 Manga of the same name Akira tells the story of Kaneda & Tetsuo, friends in post apocalyptic Neo Tokyo whose close knit biker gang is upended when Tetsuo gains new and dangerous psychic abilities and dangerous pursuit ensues as Kaneda attempts to save his friend whose fractured psyche and new abilities threaten all of Neo Tokyo. Pursued by his friends, fellow gifted individuals, the military and revolutionaries Tetsuo seeks the mysterious Akira, to learn the true nature of his mysterious destructive abilities.

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.

Then join in yourself and let us know what you think. There is also a written companion review which expands on this episode, you can find this at www.theprojectseanist.squarespace.com

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In this week’s episode the lads have a very deep and honest chat with singer/songwriter Sam Wickens. He tells them about growing up, his mental health battles and how he found refuge in music. During the chat, Sam delves into his production styles, his 2019 album ‘All I’ve Seen’ and what he has in store for 2021.

Jack also talks sex toys and what gets the people of Northern Ireland (and himself unfortunately haha) going, and Sean mulls over President Joe Biden’s inauguration.  

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