This week, Shannon is joined by Kyle to discuss LGBTQ+ representation in film and TV, commonly misused tropes and how portrayals of queer characters can be improved, all with lots of Glee discussion along the way.

This week, Shannon is joined by actress, Niamh Cremin to talk about breaking into the film industry at sixteen, spending a day in a pool for an audition, fake social media accounts and her upcoming films "Swing Bout" and "A Hell of a Difference"

*Spoiler Warning*

This week, Shannon and special guest, Eleanor, delve into Barbenheimer's viral marketing, discuss the connections between Twilight and Oppenheimer, and give their thoughts on the biggest film battle of 2023.

This week, Shannon talks to "Vivarium" and "Nocebo" director, Lorcan Finnegan about Irish folklore, working with Jesse Eisenberg and his new film "The Surfer" starring Nicholas Cage

This week, Shannon talks to Oscar-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson about the craft of filmmaking, the rise of Paul Mescal and settles the debate of Barbie vs. Oppenheimer.

TW for rape, sexual assault

This week, Shannon talks about cult classic anime "Perfect Blue" and it's importance in portraying the experience of female celebrities in the industry, predicting stan culture and how it was possibly ripped off by "Black Swan."

This weeks, Shannon talks to "Normal People", "Winx" and "Lakelands" Star Éanna Hardwicke about re-locating from Glanmire to Dublin, the relatability of "Normal People" and his role as murderer Benjamin Fields in the upcoming BBC drama "The Sixth Commandment."

This episode, Shannon talks to actress Sadhbh Malin about working on "Love Rosie," her new project Philomena Theatre Productions and tackles the ultimate question: What kind of Barbie is Sadhbh?

This episode, Shannon talks about the unusual shooting process of "The Blair Witch Project," it's impact on cinema and how it's marketing campaign had the audience convinced the actors were either missing or dead.

This episode, Shannon talks with West Cork star, Clara Harte, about filming the IFTA-nominated "Who We Love", the influence of feminism in her work and giving producing and writing a go with her acclaimed short "Foxglove."