Tell, Don't Show

Welcome to episode one of Tell, Don't Show! Now, no longer stuck talking about Star Wars, Niall and Jake spend way too long talking about Star Wars! Also, Tom Cruise, what we've been watching and some 2023 chatter. It's good to be back!

All good things must come to an end and just in time to ruin Christmas for everyone, the Mondaylorian trio reunite to finally discuss the cursed Holiday Special. After an initial fifteen minutes of general industry talk we get into the nuts and bolts of the weirdest TV variety show of all time and discuss our show plans going forward. Join us once more until our reboot!

After a long strike-hiatus Niall hits the mic once more to reveal the future of the show going forward! Our most agreeable episode length to date... possibly ever?

It's not the years honey, it's the mileage. But is the Indy series out of gas? To discuss the latest and final installment Niall is joined by Laura Filmer to come to grips with the complex emotions of the Dial of Destiny! Follow Niall: https://twitter.com/NialltheGlynn Follow Laura: https://twitter.com/Thefilmerreview Follow the Mondaylorians: https://twitter.com/mondaylorians Check out Cinerama! : https://cineramafilm.com Theme song by Harvey Carter

Dave and Jake return to the mics to begin their Journey to Ahsoka! In this series of podcasts they will look at the most essential and important stories from Ahsoka's life, from The Clone Wars to The Mandalorian. After their prelude with The Clone Wars film they now move onto season one and explore and discuss episodes 9 'Cloak of Darkness' and 19 'Storm over Ryloth' and all the themes related to Ahsoka. They talk knowledge and wisdom vs instinct, learning from your students as well as masters, and the cost of war! All this and much more! Follow Dave: https://twitter.com/DavidOsgar Follow Jake: https://twitter.com/sweatyjake Follow Niall: https://twitter.com/NialltheGlynn Follow the Mondaylorians: https://twitter.com/mondaylorians Check out Cinerama! : https://cineramafilm.com Theme song by Harvey Carter