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Michael Breslin, Séan Coyle and Colm S. Herron

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A show where three or four friends talk about all things movies, films, and cinema but inevitably go off topic into anything and everything else Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode we discuss aliens. Does alien life exist somewhere else in the universe? Or is it...already...here... We each talk about our own beliefs and then discuss three different alien encounters. Was Da Vinci really an alien? If you get abducted eleven times, is the twelfth one free? And does one mysterious Redditor have the truth? Listen a…
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In this episode, we discuss the M Night Shyamalan movie Old. Listen as we try to make sense of this bizarre movie, and feel ourselves age twenty years in the process. The movie has exactly 50% on Rotten Tomatoes, which we use as a flawless segue into discussing how we feel about Rotten Tomatoes in general. Is it a good thing? Should you look up a r…
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In this episode we welcome Dr. Carlo Umiltà, a professor of neuroscience at the University of Padova. Dr. Umiltà also has a condition known as amusia, which causes music to sound like noise. What is it like to live without music? How does one take part in a musical while being unable to hear music? How does this affect his appreciation of movies? D…
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In this episode we welcome Magic: The Gathering artist Adam Paquette! What is it like to paint for the game? What is he currently working on? Are players wizards or planeswalkers? What can the colours in Magic tell us about our current political climate? Will Liam solve the hardest equation in the history of the podcast? Does North West Kardashian …
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'Twas the night before Christmas when all through the web, Not a podcast was published, not even one ep. When over by the bed, my phone gave a shout, The Doctor, Italian and Madman had a new episode out... In this bonus episode we discuss the present, in its various forms. Then we exchange gifts, trying to guess what the other two gave us, using (s…
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Do humans have free will? Will you decide to listen to this episode of your own accord? Or are we just passengers along for the ride. We tackle these questions before testing out free will in a game of "Would you Rather?" including difficult choices like: Would you rather lose The Beatles or The Rolling Stones from history? Would you rather only be…
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What is a conspiracy theory? What makes them so captivating? Can Alberto tell which conspiracy theories Liam and David just made up? Did dinosaurs build the pyramids? Is Frozen just search engine optimization? We answer none to some of these questions in this episode! --- Links to resources mentioned in the show. Review article on the psychology of…
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A look at the latest developments in the election hacking controversy and the motivations behind it. The mainstream media continues to pursue its alliance with the Clinton machine! We had some technical difficulty with audio clips, but the insights from Dick Morris, H.A. Goodman and Sean Hannity are definitely worth waiting for!…
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Christmas has arrived at last! The holidays mark a welcome respite from a contentious election cycle, one that didn't end even when November 8 came and went. The year saw its share of sorrows and tragedy. Drop by for a little Christmas cheer, an informal chat about the news of the week and some reflections on the message of the season!…
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While the stock market is enjoying a post-election rally, the challenges facing the broader economy remain formdable. Fifty years ago John F Kennedy promised an economic revival through tax cuts coupled with an expansion of government power. Trump is also attracted to tax cuts, but wants to bring the government octopus under control. Rendition of "…
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Thanksgiving is the time for nostalgia!!! In that vein, we will take a look at three classic entries from the 1950's: The Brain From Planet Arous, The Day The Earth Stood Still and Forbidden Planet. They not only provide the opportunity to go down memory lane, but they have themes that are so relevant to today. Bring your popcorn, hula-hoops and ch…
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The first presidential debate will occur on September 26. The debates will be moderated by a journalistic class with a firm liberal world view. They have grown very comfortable with the crony capitalism epitomized by Democratic corporatist Hillary Clinton. The boundaries between government, media and big business have been eroding, and the nation's…
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The Republican Party, in theory at least, has been a defender of free enterprise and markets for many decades. But the rise of the global economy, coupled with open borders and multiculturalism, has reignited old arguments on both free trade and immigration. The emergence of Donald Trump as the GOP presidential nominee and the primary challenge to …
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We pause to pay tribute to the murdered police officers in Dallas. Then a look at the politics of the week, dominated by FBI Director James Comey's announcement that the Bureau will not recommend an indictment of Hillary Clinton. Plus a review of the financial markets at mid-year. Is the market sending recession signals, despite an upbeat jobs repo…
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Donald Trump is an unconventional candidate to say the least. Some conservatives are appalled at his heterodoxy, while some establishment Republicans are appalled at his style. So why did he get so many votes? Part of the explanation lies in the Republican party itself. While movement conservatism is important, the Republican party is a coalition o…
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It has been quite a week, marked by Britain's historic referendum on the European Union and new plots to derail the Trump candidacy at the Republican Convention. The fallout from Brexit will shake both British and European politics to their core, and the resignation of David Cameron is only the first phase. We take a look at the week's develpments …
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The political primary season is often a frustrating experience - it's long, drawn-out, and governed by confusing rules. Like life in general, the outcomes are often unfair and certainly debatable. But the modern, voter-driven primary is essential to the political process and confers legitimacy on the ultimate winner. Tonight we take a look at the r…
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What we watched this week?Nell, Captain America Civil War Trailer, The Parallax View, London Has Fallen and Escape from Alcatraz Topics St Patricks Films Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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