Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 days 14 minutes
Get to the roof, we’re talking about Tremors! Poet and Lingo Festival co-founder Erin Fornoff joins us to talk about maybe the greatest b-movie of all time and definitely the greatest one to star Kevin Bacon and the dad from Family Ties.
Follow Erin on Twitter @jarsofshine . Her debut collection Hymn To The Reckless is available now from Dedalus.
Alan is @alan_maguire. Sarah is @griffski...
It’s a Buffy episode!
Director Kate Dolan joins us to talk about her childhood love of the slayer. We talk about the deep wells of queer subtext in Buffy, favourite episodes, re-evaluate Xander, Once More With Feeling, and generally indulge in some fan behaviour.
Follow Kate on Twitter @caatdolan and watch her video for Pillow Queens’ Gay Girls here
Alan is @alan_maguire. Sarah is @griffski...
Get out your poster paint and safety scissors because we’re talking about Art Attack!
Cassie Delaney, co-host of The Creep Dive and our boss and new best friend, joins us to talk about her childhood as a committed maker of Art Attack projects, we marvel at the scale of the big Art Attacks, and we find out what Neil Buchanan, gentle king of Art Attacks large and small, is up to now...
So no-one told you life was gonna be this way?
It's hard to believe it has taken 74 episodes but it's finally here - The One With The Friends Fan.
Writer and beauty editor Aisling Keenan joins us in our new home at Tall Tales studio to reveal what it is about the sitcom that gives her such joy.
Follow Aisling on Twitter and Instagram @aislingmkeenan...
Sarah Davis-Goff is an author and co-founder of Independent publisher Tramp Press (<3).
She joined Sarah and Alan, live from The Lexicon, to talk about The Terminator and remind us that a dystopian tech-ruled future may not be lightyears away. Sarah’s debut novel Last Ones Left Alive is out now.
Follow Sarah on Twitter @SarahDavisGoff and follow her work with Tramp Press @TrampPress.
Alan is @alan_maguire...
Kiva Reardon is the lead programmer for contemporary world cinema at the Toronto International Film Festival and the founding editor of cléo journal. She joined Alan and Ellen to talk about the career of Irish footballer Robbie Keane and what he means to her as an Irish-Canadian. Alan and Ellen are not sport people but now they love Robbie Keane FIERCELY.
You can find Kiva on Twitter at @kiva_jane, and follow her work with TIFF and cléo journal...
Peter Kavanagh of Motherfoclóir, Pop-Up Gaeltacht, and the Green Party, joins Alan and Ellen to talk about the hero who hasn't gotten pollution down to zero just yet but he's trying his best: Captain Planet! We try to stay positive about the future of the planet even though Captain Planet came out twenty nine years ago and the bad guys who like to loot and plunder are still doing it...
Your favourite fake DJ Michael Fry joins Alan and Sarah to talk about the obscure fantasy series Harry Potter. Michael read the first Harry Potter book when he was seven and the last film came out when he was eighteen. (If your Juvenalia topic overlaps perfectly with the entirety of your childhood then it's called a Golden Topic.)
You can find Michael's work at Joe.ie and he's @BigDirtyFry on Twitter.
Alan is @alan_maguire
Sarah is @griffski...
Fair City actor Roxanna Nic Liam joins Alan and Sarah to talk about the greatest teen soap of them all, Home And Away. We talk about Roxanna's history with Home And Away, some of our favourite storylines, what it's like to work on a soap, and Roxanna's very unexpected professional encounter with her favourite character...
Naomi O'Leary, journalist and co-host of The Irish Passport, joins us to talk about maybe the bleakest book in children's literature, Marita Conlon-McKenna's famine classic Under The Hawthorn Tree. We talked about the unrelenting horror of the book, the historical accuracy, and how maybe it should be on the British school curriculum as well as the Irish one...