Ladies and Gentlemen, nothing can prepare you for: Letter to America - Crossing the Rubicon!
In which Wayne is wasted, Maere gets drunk, Wee Adam tells us about Deep Fried Poke, we watch Mickybo and Me and Pavee Lackeen, Jefferson Davies likes red-haired women and Jett decides to switch from Chocolate to Vanilla.
All this and more on your Irish Podcast. Or Northern Irish Podcast. Whatever.
You out did yourself again Jett. Great show Jett, Maere, and Wayne. Keep it up...
Posted by: Jefferson Davis | February 06, 2006 at 01:38 PM
I just remembered that we never got the poll results for the "best episode" poll either, on top of everything else.
Am I too distracting as a co-host, Jett? ;p
Posted by: Maere | February 09, 2006 at 07:53 PM
...i know am always forgetting segments - will institue a new system from this point forward...and yes you're VERY distracting maere! (if that is your real name...)
Posted by: Jett Loe | February 10, 2006 at 09:14 AM
Damn! I was eagerly anticipating that *I* would be named male co-host, only to be let down when I heard it was Wayne (cha-ching!).
My dreams have been dashed. If you ever need a temporary replacement, or if Wayne should meet an unexpected death, I am your guy.
Posted by: Phil | February 10, 2006 at 10:53 AM
Geez Jett, did you actually add an echo onto your Mr. Northern Ireland segment post-production to make his kitchen sound as big as a concert hall? That's amusing, but what happened to LTA's "commitment to reality?"
Posted by: Jenny | February 11, 2006 at 05:40 PM
No effects added in post Jenny - that's just what happens when you record in a large space with no objects in it :-) - nuthin' to dampen the sound, (you've seen the kitchen - it's empty...)
Posted by: Jett Loe | February 11, 2006 at 05:57 PM
Weird. I'll take your word for it as I never recorded there. It sounds nothing like that in real life. The only sound is the soothing buzz of the juice-o-matic 2000 or something.
Posted by: Jenny | February 11, 2006 at 06:09 PM
Got to see Pavee Lackeen the other week - interesting film ... though very restricted release in Ireland and UK. How/where on earth did you see it in January?
I put some thoughts up at http://alaninbelfast.blogspot.com/
Posted by: Alan | March 15, 2006 at 09:16 AM