Author: Jordan McGrath

As we head into another week of global lockdown and as the insanity of the same four walls creeps deeper into our consciousness than we’d probably like to admit, we’ve decided to watch a couple of films that also restrict themselves to their surroundings –

As we’re now into week three of quarantined life here in the UK, we continue with the second part of our special episodes looking at what film franchises to binge to keep the boredom away.

The world is a scary place right now and many of us are in for long periods of time indoors, which isn’t ideal. Even for us folk who choose to spend more time watching films than interacting with other people.

Every five weeks Jordan and Lauren take a break from their normal format and look at a film based on history (dramatised history that is!) from around the time the episode is released.

In this weeks show, your hosts time travel and try to revisit the past as they take a long look at a couple of films that defined their childhoods.

I’m pretty sure 99% of us will relate with this week’s theme as most of us will live in one. Listen as we turn our gaze to some memorable movie dysfunctional families.

We’re back! Finally! After a couple of weeks away due to life commitments getting in the way, Jordan and Lauren are back in front of their microphones tapping into the Valentines Day mood and discussing a couple of love stories… however, these aren’t your normal

Let’s face it. The world is a pretty shitty place to live right now. Climate change, impending wars and societies that are so split down the middle that you feel they could collapse in on themselves at any minute. So why not watch a couple