The Irishmin Ryan Simmons
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- TV & Film
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A daily podcast where Ryan Simmons (UCB Theatre, SB Nation) watches exactly one minute of the 3-and-a-half hour 2019 movie The Irishman and then talks about it for a few minutes, and I honestly could not tell you why. New episodes Monday-Friday. Theme song: The Irish Washerwoman by Ron McKinnon (via Creative Commons: https://soundcloud.com/ron-mckinnon/irish-washerwoman)
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Friday, May 12 with Jesse (2:35)
We're feeling optimistic!! Which might be the first time I've typed that into an episode notes.
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Thursday, May 11 with Jesse (2:34)
Still hangin' with Jesse where we get on the dread plane! Weeeeeee!
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Wednesday, May 10 with Jesse (2:33)
What is this a friggin' Masterclass? I don't think so!!
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Tuesday, May 9 with Jesse (2:32)
More with Jesse. By the way if you were **PRODUCTIVE** during the panny, screw you!
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Monday, May 8 with Jesse (2:31)
Good friend Jesse Cramer joins the podcast for a special in-person visit!
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Friday, April 21 (2:30)
We've finally hit two and a half hours! One more hour to go! Wahoo!
Customer Reviews
i have not nor do i ever intend to watch The Irishman (2019)
but i tuned into this podcast to listen to patrick gill probably do some goofs with that guy who does those weird rules videos, and now i'm hooked. it's an absolute delight & the perfect way to spend the 10 minutes or so every day between showering & leaving the house? that's maybe more detailed information than necessary but i feel like you're obliged to come up with some answer to the question "why the h*ck are you listening to this ridiculously-premised podcast"
Honestly perfect
Somehow the torture Ryan puts himself through is personally soothing to me. Love. Such a brilliant yet very very dumb concept that it’s impossible not to love the gimmick of it all, and he keeps it interesting with his banter—sometimes directed at his guests, other times just at himself. Thanks to Ryan for doing this; it’s a nice reprieve in this world that is a bit too serious lately.
Really great
I'm enjoying listening to this man suffer for his art. Whoever came up with the name is a comedic genius.