The Ian PrenderCast

The Ian PrenderCast

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The Ian PrenderCast episodes

  • The Weekly Watchlist: Episode 6

    We're back to let you know what we watched and whether you should watch it yourself.


    And it's a largely positive collection this week...

    Will watched a comedy special, a limited series, a remake of Romeo + Juliet set in a Canadian pizzeria and a documentary about war and it's impact on family.

    Sean finished his John Hughes-a-thon, finished a film he started watching 13 years ago, indulged in the genius of Richard Ayoade and got all misty eyed about a zoom reunion for a failed sitcom. 

    1 hr 23 min
  • The Ian Prendercast: Round 7 Review - What A Heartbreaker

    Malcolm Blight, Peter Burgoyne, Robbie Gray, Peter Ricciardi and Ben Dixon walk into a bar...


    Good for parts - excellent, in fact - and a fight we haven't seen in a long, long time; but all for nowt at the end of the day.

    Made to rue a lack of composure we left the GABBA empty handed, we're glass half full as we dissect our Round 7 loss to the Power. 

    1 hr 14 min
  • The Weekly Watchlist: Episode 5

    Sean and Will are back to run you through what they've watched, listened to or otherwise consumed in the past week and whether you should too.


    A young rapper, an old new wave classic, a new war film and a comedy that might be passin itself off as a better one!

    Spoiler: there's some things you should seek out and some you shouldn't bother. It's a mixed bag. 

    1 hr 19 min
  • The Weekly Watchlist: Episode 4

    Back under COVID lockdown? Scratching around for things to watch to pass the seconds, minutes and hours until freedom? Let Sean and Will guide your viewing habits in this, the fourth episode of The Weekly Watchlist!


    Teen rebellion, dinosaurs, classic off-broadway comedy double bills, an underrated animated gem and a VICE documentary about a synth pop masterpiece lead this week's watchlists. 

    1 hr 33 min
  • The Weekly Watchlist: Episode 3

    Inspired by Steven Soderbergh's year-end watchlist, the boys keep a diary of content consumed week-to-week and pick through the best and worst.

    This week there's drama on a Canadian horse ranch, Orange County privilege, belated sequels, belated praise and so, so much more!

    1 hr 29 min
  • The Ian Prendercast: Round 4 Review

    Da Dada Da Da! Mortgage your house, re-finance your car and tuck into half a dozen jam donuts, because we've won two in a row and rolled the arch enemy by a single solitary point!


    Soak it in, Baggers, and let us wax about what we liked, what needs work and how much we hate, hate, hate the Bombres.

    It's our Round 4 Match Review.

    1 hr 12 min
  • The Ian Prendercast: Round 3 Review

    Like hot jam donuts our reviews are always better after a win!


    Sean, Tim and Fab convene to discuss the boys' stellar performance at alphabet stadium which yielded our first four points of the year.

    Listen in as we laud the fast start, celebrate our overall execution and shoutout to our standout performers.

    We also bring you up to speed on the state of The Prendas... which has a new leader.

    1 hr 8 min
  • The Weekly Watchlist: Episode 2

    Sean and Will are back and here to tell you all about the stuff they watched this week and what caught the eye.


    Some of it was good, some of it was bad, but it's what we learn in the end that matters the most. 

    1 hr 22 min
  • The Ian Prendercast: Round 2 Review

    The footy's back and... yeah. We're still the frustrating sometimes good, oftentimes poor side we've been for a while now.


    Tim, Fab and Sean reconvene having survived the COVID-19 shutdown to make as much sense as they can from what Carlton served up against the Dees.

    There's the good, the bad annnnd, thats about it.

    1 hr 30 min

About The Ian PrenderCast

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A cast of regular Joe’s have a crack at making sense of the things that don’t matter: Sport, movies, music, video games and, sometimes, books... don’t hold us to that one too often.…