You Aint Heard Nothing Yet!

In the final episode of the year, Jack and Sean look at all the madness and badness that happened this year. You'll catch the lads in 2023 with new guests and some fantastic reviews.  Happy Christmas! 

This time we chat to Stephen, owner, promoter and much more for Say True Wrestling. The latest and most exciting wrestling promotion to set up in Northern Ireland. A unique promotion focused on characters, production value, storytelling as well as great wrestling. Stephen chats about his background in wrestling, what Stay True's ethos is as well as his favourite matches, wrestlers and some unique plans for the future around exciting new shows and championships.   Listen in then like, share and subscribe!   Find Stay True on social media @StayTrue and follow us @YAHNY on Instagram & Facebook!

This week, Jack and Sean talk to one of the most thought-provoking singer-song writers that they have ever met, Ferna. She talks to the lads about her first ever song that she released and the intricate thought process behind it. She goes on to explain where her sound comes from and her writing process. Go check her out on all her socials @fernasongs.

On this week's episode, the boys chat to Conor Marcus. Conor was awarded the Jazzlife Alliances Exceptional Young Musician Award, he got to the semi-finals of The Voice Kids UK, he was the youngest ever participant of The Oh Yeah Centres ‘Scratch My Progress' and he won the Cool FM / Forestside “Young Singer/Songwriter of The Year”- this guy's talent knows no bounds. To listen to all his music, go www.conormarcusmusic.com.

This week the lads chat to the effortlessly icy cool ICE POP asking how does Gerry Adams fly, what is sex like with a socialist and what is his beef with Fontaines D.C?   All this and much more, follow ICE POP on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and lsiten on Spotify and Apple Music. then find us on Facebook & Instagram too!

The lads chat to comedian Ailsih McCarty this week as she regales them with tales of life as a comedian. From friends who are funnier, to going viral on TikTok, to getting heckled on stage- we cover it all. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow The Sleepy Comedian on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and if you see her gigging, make sure to stop in and have a listen. You won't be disappointed.

This week Jack is riding solo and speaking to singer-songwriter SJ Talbot. SJ tells Jack about her time in stage school when she was younger, her many inspirations, the beauty of the music video and her love of collaborating   Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow SJ on Facebook, Instagram and go listen to her on Spotify, YouTube and all the usual spots

With the summer well and truly over, Jack and Sean talk about the gigs and festivals they attended over the sunnier months of this year. From Green Day to Garth Brooks, to Jack doing his first ever stand-up set, they cover it all….or at least what they had the money to go and see anyway.  Sean kicks off by telling Jack about the utter handling he and his comrade got into trying to get from Dublin City centre to Malahide. They move on to talking about the brilliant Wild Roots festival in Sligo. Jack talks to comedian Anna Clifford just after she came off stage, Conor Marcus on his first festival in Sligo, Jessica on Hula Hooping out in the elements and Alex from Red Eye Pariah. Sean tells Jack about people walking out of Tommy Tiernan and how he got on when he went to watch ‘The Wrestling' in Cardiff. The boys finally discuss the biggest thing to happen in Croke Park since Owen Mulligan put the ball in the back of the net to equalize against Dublin in the All-Ireland Semi Final way back in 2005.  Find YAHNY on Instagram, Facebook and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Don't forget to follow all the amazing acts mentioned above on the socials and keep an eye out to when they are gigging next.

Jack and Sean chat to singer-songwriter Laura Jo from her van in Galway.   Laura joins the lads this week to tell them about how her life as a musician started and how she juggles college, music and an endless number of gigs. She tells the lads about the great gin distilleries in Alaska, how she and her comrades stole a bear from a hotel and about recently playing at Ireland's biggest music festival, Electric Picnic.  Laura also opens up about the making of her debut single ‘Places' and how the untimely death of her father inspired the song.  Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow Laura Jo on Facebook, Instagram and go listen to her new single ‘Places'. 

This week Jack and Sean chat to Faye Shortt the actor and comedian from her car in Limerick.   Faye has just finished several nights in the Olympia Theatre with her show ‘Well' that she wrote with her Da, Pat Shortt. Faye tells the lads all about her time in school and how she fell in love with acting and comedy. She talks about writing in lockdown and how her life plans changed once covid stuck. Faye tells the boys about growing up with a famous Da and about her utter enjoyment in working with him. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow Faye on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and on all the usual places. 

The lads are back after some much-needed time off! Jack and Sean have been chatting to the very humble DJ and producer Caolan Irvine.  Caolan talks about his early days in music and working on a home-made computer his mate built for him. He talks about his first EP and how DIY learning has helped nurture his sound. He talks about stealing WIFI to get his first music out to the world, his work with the band CraicPipe and with them, opening for Irish rap sensations Kneecap. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Follow Caolon on SoundCloud, Instagram and on all the usual places. 

The lads journey into the Norse wilderness to experience Robert Eggers' voyage of Viking vengeance “The Northman”. Driven by an all-star cast lead by Nicole Kidman & Alexander Skarsgard paired with Eggers' utterly unique creativity “The Northman” could be something special but what did we think? listen in then, check out our other episodes and Sean's blog, Projectseanist.

Jack and Sean recently chatted with the tremendously talented Conleth Kane. Conleth tells the lads about growing up in Armagh and how that influenced his music. Conelth explains how the pandemic affected him and his music, and tells us about the great reception that his songs 'Proud' and others have had and how they affect the people that hear them.  Find us on Instagram and Facebook and follow Conleth on Instagram where you can find links to his music and upcoming gigs.

The Film Club assesses the Dark Knight's latest reboot starring Robert Pattinson as the brooding hero. Featuring a Matt Reeves script, all star cast and gargantuan running time there is a lot going on here but is it worth the run time, how does Battinson measure up and most importantly how difficult are the Riddler's puzzles?   check out all this and much more then keep up to date with future episode on Instagram & Facebook!

An all encompassing interview for the all encompassing man. Jack recently sat down with the brilliant Niall McNamee to chat about his music, acting, his own journey as well as his passion for creativity. An open and insightful chat full of craic ranging from Pints to Jackie Chan to Leeds United. Find us on Instagram and Facebook and follow Niall on Instagram where you can find links to his music and upcoming gigs.

This time around the guys chat to the phenomenal Toshin about their latest music and inspirations but not before getting stuck into their thoughts on grooming both styling both themselves and unfortunately others.

This week Jack and Sean talk about improv in film. They discuss some great examples, debate what actually classifies as improv and revel some of the best lines in cinema that are improvisation

The lads this week talk to the exceptionally talented Aonghus Og McAnally about his upcoming play 'Fight Night' and how it has changed 10 years on. They also discuss sharing food when dating and how a communication breakdown blew up a bridge on a film set. 

The film club rides into 1925 Montana to dissect Jane Campion's psychological western period drama, "The Power of the Dog". Featuring a stellar cast headed by Kirsten Dunst, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jesse Plemons & Kodi Smit-Mcphee, the film explores the complex relations surrounding the rancher Burbank brothers when sheepish George brings his new wife, Rose, home much to the ire of bitter elder brother Phil. As tensions boil and relationships develop fascinating connections are forged and broken before an ending that ensures it lingers in the mind. But what do the lads and will they agree on a film?

The lads are trying a new format… like any failing marriage, they're trying to mix it up! We talk about differences in being in a relationship vs single, bring you a useful piece of trivia and chat to singer-song writer, Rory Nellis.

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.    Tune in, chill out and tell a friend!

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. Tune in, chill out and tell a friend!  

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. Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

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.   Tune in, chill out and tell a friend!

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. Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

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. Tune in, chill out and tell a friend!  

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. Tune in, chill out and tell a friend!

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. Tune in, chill out, listen, like, share, subscribe and tell the world!

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. Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!    

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.   Tune in chill out, Follow, Subscribe, Like Share, Follow, Subscribe

In the second edition of their Pride series, Jack and Sean look at the ground-breaking documentary Paris Is Burning. Directed by Jennie Livingston, it charts the lives of the gay, trans, Latino and African American communities that laid the foundations for the ball culture in New York in the 1980s. This documentary follows the lives of those who take part in the balls and gives the viewer a unique insight into the culture, preparation, and indeed hardship that many of these exceptional individuals went through daily. Using footage of the balls and one-on-one interviews, Livingston tells their stories and gives a voice to what is now one of the most mainstream forms of expression in the 21st century. Each time as part of the film club they will share a film, invite you all to watch along ahead of the episode. Then listen along as Sean & Jack review, discuss, and break down that week's selection.

This week Jack and Sean talk to BEA, a singer and multi- instrumentalist. She tells the boys about writing music, her early musical influences and about her excitement at her very first gig. She also explains about how she wrote some of her songs and the impact of her degree on her song writing.  Sean also plays some songs that Jack has never heard of, Jack does some bad southern accents and they discuss the bravery of a American woman saving her dog.  Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

Sean grab your mascara, Jack get your hair extensions and the sewing kit out of storage, because we are going to the ball- The drag ball that is. Drag Kids is an insightful and conscientious documentary charting the lives of four children you love drag. We get a look into the lives of these kids from some of their huge social media followings, to their parent's unconditional support in the face of adversity, to eventually seeing them get to walk in front of a live audience. This documentary looks at how this form of expression is received through the eyes of the people who live it- the parents and the children themselves and serves as a testament to the art and community as a whole. 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.

This week the lads chat to the rapper Celaviedmai. They talk about some of her massive shows to date, what she is working on currently and how she has got on during lockdown. They also discuss her work on Black Lives Matter, her new music and how she became a vegan. Jack and Sean also discuss how swimming in lagoons and quicksand can be equally detrimental, the new Shergar podcast with Vanilla Ice and would Jack punch a crocodile to save Sean? Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

Jack and Sean chat to the ever humble and very talented Kid Apollo about how his musical journey began, how he found creating music over the pandemic, his current projects and what the future has in store for him.    They also chat about the hottest new iceberg in town, Sean speaks of his enjoyment and child-like Christmas excitement about getting back into a cinema and the lads discuss their favourite ceilings in the world.  Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

This time the lads pay the toll with this quirky black comedy fronted by Belfast's own Michael Smiley as the mysterious "Toll Booth". The ambiguous "Toll Booth" has carved out a small criminal empire in rural wales but when his old colleagues come looking for him and a series of eccentric individuals head for a violent showdown the ambiguous "Toll Booth" must plot his way out. A violent comedy with elements of classic westerns this rich world and wacky characters create a rich witty comedy with a lot to offer. 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 Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

This week, Jack and Sean have an extra-long chat with wonder woman and all-round great gal, Emer Maguire. Emer tells the lads about how it all began, from a purple guitar from Argos to periodic tables, to selling out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe. She also tells the lads about her love of milk and where she would take Meryl Streep on a date in Belfast. Sean and Jack also discuss the much-anticipated return to the pub, Irish home remedies when we are sick and how Jack nearly had to do the dishes in a French café in Lourdes. Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

This week the lads chat to three men from their own home county, county Tyrone. The lads welcome The Capris onto the podcast this week to chat about how they formed the band, where the name came from, how they have been getting through Covid and if they were to go on a date with anyone in the world, who would it be.     Jack and Sean also chat about how a translator became a contestant in a singing talent show and couldn’t leave, the lads chat about feasts in the olden times and the TV show, Supernatural.    Tune in, chill out, listen, like, subscribe and follow!

This week the lads chat to the chilled out man that is Balcony Sunrise about his musical career, influences and what inspired his latest EP.    Jack and Sean also discuss the football super league that never was, exoskeletons, culchie being removed as an acceptable word from scrabble and Jeff Bezos' new matrix-esk suit.    Tune in, chill out, listen, like, subscribe and follow!

In this week’s episode the lads chat to pop singer Aimee about her many musical talents, her recent releases and faith in her life.   Jack explains to Sean about the new Hula Hoop range, he tells him about a lost city in Egypt and why King Billy’s choice of ham was Billy Bear.   Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like Share, Subscribe and tell a friend!

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. 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 Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

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.  Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

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 Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

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.   Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

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.   Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

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.  Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

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. 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 Listen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

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.  Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

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.comListen along, like, share, subscribe then tell a mate and let us know what you think!

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.  Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Follow, Subscribe.

In this week’s episode the lads chat about all that was wrong with last year. They look at some of the weird and wonderful things that went down, from killer bees, MEGXIT and how an ol boy single handily saved the NHS.Jack also presents his new theory on the moon and the Deep State, while Sean reminds us of the legends lost. Tune in, Chill out, Listen, Like, Share, Subscribe and follow!