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31st Jan 2014

JOE’s Film Podcast – Episode VIII: Eight Mike

The crew are back to chat movies, movies and other things about movies, as well as a story about going to the cinema and not seeing a movie

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The crew are back to chat movies, movies and other things about movies, as well as a story about going to the cinema and not seeing a movie


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Welcome one and all to another episode of the JOE.ie film podcast where resident office fancy dan Adrian Collins, Eoghan ‘Wet Hands’ Doherty and  Sue ‘Baby Hands’ Murphy (of Her.ie fame) shoot the breeze all about movies and stuff and junk, and are joined for the very last time by Mike Sheridan who is headed off for pastures new.

In this episode, there are plenty of movies to keep us entertained and the crew manage to get through all the big new released including Lone Survivor, Out of the Furnace, The Armstrong Lie, I, Frankenstein and the latest vehicle that lets us all see just how annoyingly good looking Zac Efron is, That Awkward Moment

This week we choose to blame the heat in the small room in which we record for the seemingly nonsensical range of nonsense that we end up coming out with, which may or may not cause offence to your ears. We once again feel the need to apologise at the end, which is becoming something of a habit and may just dub a standardised apology over the outro. Enjoy that anyway.

JOE wants you to get in on the act too by emailing us at [email protected] (with ‘Film Podcast’ in the title), tweeting us @JOEdotie, or get in touch via Facebook where you can send us your thoughts on new releases, the Irish Box Office and anything film-related in general.

Just don’t send us nudey pics, OK?

Remember, by sending us in your own feedback you’ll be in with a chance of winning nothing.

Absolutely nothing. Except our respect. But you must earn it, like the tastiest of salted crackers.

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