A double length sports film-centric episode with Japan-based musician and composer Deron Reynolds who also is a serious sports fan. There might not be any games on at the moment but we are debating the best films for each sport and since It is baseball season ( or should be) we are delving into Baseball classic The Natural. Deron brings along his love of the game as well as his love of film in this special episode. ( warning: the language gets a bit colourful at times if you are listening around the kids)

We finally wrap up this long conversation with Scottish Writer Chris Watt, with promises to have him return for a more structured podcast in the future. (Special love to the NHS for all the work they do) and in the second half, Hamish disappears and Bec talks about her art with Chris.

There is a ghost in this Podcast! In this episode we actually get more into what Chris has been up to but then immediately become distracted. ( Bec has a crow brain) Ghost stories, accent stories, recipes ans of course movies. No topic left untouched in this second part of our long coversation with Chris Watt

Bec invokes the curse of the Scottish play and mishaps and mayhem ensue in this trip through the mind of a man led by your two faithful guides as we seek to find out what makes great films great, good films good and Ewan McGregor so magnetically appealing ( part one)

Bec and Hamish have a bit of banter about movies (obviously)music ( of course) with screenwriter and creator Chris Watt only to be derailed by Bec’s mic mix up ( oddly enough when the conversation gets too real) Coming next week: A very real, mysterious and possibly haunted full episode with Chris

Bob Werley, ( now in Benza English on Amazon Prime) joins Bec and Hamish to answer life’s unimportant questions and to take part in the most confusing improv challenges we’ve ever recorded.

We figuratively sit down with Tokyo-based actor Bob Werley to discuss Eurovision, Fedoras oh and of course the 1998 film Rounders. We may not be card sharps, but we may be interested in watching Matt Damon play the game.

Bec puts Hamish through the paces describing the WW2 classic The Big Sleep, pushing him nearly to the breaking point where he spirals into a pit of despair and sand. (published early because Bec has time on her handa

In this pilot episode Bec and Hamish deal with the technical issues of multi location recording and have a bit of banter about the latest? in early 20th century entertainment.