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In this my 100th Podarooney I chat to Paul Tylak, Patrick McDonnell and Paul Woodfull all of whom I have done double acts with.  With Paul Tylak I was in The Quacksquad. We also wrote and performed in Flatheads a short punky sitcom on RTE back in the eighties and co-wrote and presented Messers Tylak and Rooney on TV3. Paul has recently had major roles in the series The Informer on BBC and the film Halal Daddy. With Patrick McDonnell I was in The Pound Shop Boys and am currently touring with him as the Culchie Warriors. Our sketches can be found on the Joe and Pat Facebook page. Patrick McDonnell has written for and acted in The Savage Eye and Naked Camera and more recently in The Tommy Tiernan Show.  With Paul Woodfull I was in The Hairy Bowsies. Paul has written for The musicals I Keano and Copper Face Jacks. He is currently writing on the Father Ted musical.

Host Panti Bliss opens Pantisocracy with the Panti Monologue, a personal observation on life as she sees it. In her parlour are guests Donegal pro-surfer Easkey Britton, who shares stories teaching surfing to women in Iran with writer/actor Mark O’Halloran whose new film Halal Daddy is about a Muslim family in small town Ireland. Scientist Shane Bergin critiques the myth of the left-right brain theory while singer/actor Maria Doyle Kennedy shares stories of her life in Canada. Maria and Kieran Kennedy entertain Panti Bliss, guests and the Pantisocracy audience with an intimate performance of her song ‘The Most Beautiful People are Broken’. www.pantisocracy.ie for more on the series

Paul Tylak is an actor/comedian/writer who recently starred in the film Halal Daddy and wrote and starred in the sketch show Stew with Paul Woodfull. He is a successful voice over artist who has worked on animations such as the movie All Creatures Big And Small and the TV series Ballybradan. Myself and Paul go […] La entrada Episode 83 – Paul Tylak se publicó primero en Headstuff.

Mark O’Halloran is an actor and writer best know for his script and performance in Adam and Paul which started Tom Murphy and was directed by Lenny Abrahamson. Mark has also written incredible films such as Viva and Garage and can be seen in Halal Daddy hitting cinemas across the country this summer. As well […] La entrada Mark O’Halloran plays Personality Bingo with Tom Moran se publicó primero en Headstuff.