The Ian PrenderCast

Easily our most fiery pod ever... and we won! We battled to 4-4 on the season and kept ourselves in the mix for a finals berth, but you could've fooled a couple of us into thinking it was a helluva lot worse. Take in our recap of an important win, which doubles as documentation of a deteriorating friendship which one day may become evidence in a murder trial.

We're back to let you know what we watched and whether you should watch it yourself. And it's a largely positive collection this week... Will watched a comedy special, a limited series, a remake of Romeo + Juliet set in a Canadian pizzeria and a documentary about war and it's impact on family. Sean finished his John Hughes-a-thon, finished a film he started watching 13 years ago, indulged in the g...

Malcolm Blight, Peter Burgoyne, Robbie Gray, Peter Ricciardi and Ben Dixon walk into a bar... Good for parts - excellent, in fact - and a fight we haven't seen in a long, long time; but all for nowt at the end of the day. Made to rue a lack of composure we left the GABBA empty handed, we're glass half full as we dissect our Round 7 loss to the Power. 

Sean and Will are back to run you through what they've watched, listened to or otherwise consumed in the past week and whether you should too. A young rapper, an old new wave classic, a new war film and a comedy that might be passin itself off as a better one! Spoiler: there's some things you should seek out and some you shouldn't bother. It's a mixed bag. 

Fire up the deep fryer and throw in the jam donuts! We’ve kicked the ton, our percentage is above 100 and we’re back in the eight! Listen in as we breakdown our most complete, compelling and enjoyable performance for many, many a moon.

Back under COVID lockdown? Scratching around for things to watch to pass the seconds, minutes and hours until freedom? Let Sean and Will guide your viewing habits in this, the fourth episode of The Weekly Watchlist! Teen rebellion, dinosaurs, classic off-broadway comedy double bills, an underrated animated gem and a VICE documentary about a synth pop masterpiece lead this week's watchlists. 

Inspired by Steven Soderbergh's year-end watchlist, the boys keep a diary of content consumed week-to-week and pick through the best and worst. This week there's drama on a Canadian horse ranch, Orange County privilege, belated sequels, belated praise and so, so much more!

Da Dada Da Da! Mortgage your house, re-finance your car and tuck into half a dozen jam donuts, because we've won two in a row and rolled the arch enemy by a single solitary point! Soak it in, Baggers, and let us wax about what we liked, what needs work and how much we hate, hate, hate the Bombres. It's our Round 4 Match Review.

Like hot jam donuts our reviews are always better after a win! Sean, Tim and Fab convene to discuss the boys' stellar performance at alphabet stadium which yielded our first four points of the year. Listen in as we laud the fast start, celebrate our overall execution and shoutout to our standout performers. We also bring you up to speed on the state of The Prendas... which has a new leader.

Sean and Will are back and here to tell you all about the stuff they watched this week and what caught the eye. Some of it was good, some of it was bad, but it's what we learn in the end that matters the most. 

The footy's back and... yeah. We're still the frustrating sometimes good, oftentimes poor side we've been for a while now. Tim, Fab and Sean reconvene having survived the COVID-19 shutdown to make as much sense as they can from what Carlton served up against the Dees. There's the good, the bad annnnd, thats about it.

The Prendercast Network presents The Weekly Watchlist, a pop culture ramble. Inspired by director Steven Soderbergh's year-end lists, Sean and Will have taken that idea and cut it into 52 pieces! You might've directed Ocean's Eleven, but we've gazumped you there! The boys get together to discuss the movies, TV, music, video games and various pop culture that caught their eye - good and bad - acros...

There's still no football - or live streams, annoyingly - but we're edging closer to both. As a result we look to the past for amusement, so how about a couple of all-time twenty-twos? Fab selects and coaches his team of evens, Timbo takes charge of the odds. The criteria? What jumper number did you wear and are you good enough to rank among the greatest of your and any era? So, Odds vs Evens... w...

Intending to broadcast live, we were sadly beset by technical issues, but the show must go on! This week Tim, Sean and Fab rebut the media nonsense about our "66 game rebuild," wax about Charlie Curnow's patella, plans for 2020 and trade rumblings and muse about our most significant moments of the AFL era.

Round One went ahead behind closed doors and two of the three hosts channel the league's 'The Show Must Go On' mantra to review Thursday night's opening act. Sean and Tim convene without Fabaghanoush to talk the AFL's Coronavirus measures, Carlton's build-up, our poor start and fightback. We chat the Club's plans for Membership reimbursments, those who impressed against the Tigs and those with wor...

Sean, Tim and Fab are back to reflect on Carlton's Marsh Community Series ups and downs, the impending Corona panic engulfing the world and soon to envelope the AFL and the implications of a shut down for Clubs, fans and everyone in between. There's chatter about recreational sports retirements and whether it's time to call it a day, Tim compiles his second top 10 list of the season and the girls'...

Tim, Fab and Sean reconvene for a new week to digest our Marsh Series match in Mandurah, this week's IKON Park homecoming aginast the Lions and the girls' best win since the AFLW's inception. There's further talk of the Corona Virus panic, record membership numbers and paying 105% of the cap.

Three becomes four this week, as Sean, Tim and Fab welcome very special guest Terry Dehghani to talk our Marsh Series opener, this week's AGM and the girls' season to date. Then we conduct a watch along of the last quarter of our stirring 2013 Elimination Final win over Richmond. It might be good... it might not!

Tim, Fab and Sean ventured to IKON Park for the Club's first hitout in anger of the 2020 campaign, discussing the the major talking points and highlights of Thursday's clash with Collingwood. Further, there's talk of our 2020 leadership group, big Kreuz's minor setback, the Bushfire Relief match and our AFLW girls.

It's 2020 and the AFL season is very nearly here! Sean, Fab and Tim are back to preview all things Navy Blue, from our best 22 to the burning questions, our predications for the campaign to come, what we hope to see and the players who'll be the keys to getting there.

The boys convene an emergency session in light of Wednesday's trade deadline, taking in everything from Carlton fans' backlash against SOS to the lazy media narrative about the Club's overall recruiting. There's chatter about the Tom Papley/Joe Daniher fiasco, Charlie Gardiner, Adrian Dodoro and Craig Cameron, the Suns holding an uncontracted Jack Martin against his will and what might happen with...

Fab, Tim and Sean take a look at the first half of Carlton's 2019 season during this bye weekend, taking in what they've liked so far and what they'd like to see before season's end. Each player on the list is rated, our most recent performance reviewed and the Club as a whole discussed.

The boys re-cap the Blues drafting, cast an eye towards our best 22 in 2019 and then opine who would be on CFC's Mt. Rushmore.

In part two of A Carlton Carol, Tim picks up where Sean and Fab left off, taking our liste strategy from review into preview. Presenting his list ladder he goes through that which we have as thoroughly as you'll hear, before turning his attention to that which might be on it's way with some of the best draft breakdown you'll come across prior to draft night. Do we trade out, trade up, take Lukosiu...

Sean, Tim and Fab return in the second Carlton centric special in Prendercast history! The ghosts of Carlton Past, Present and Future have constructed a two-part investigation into the Blues' current plight, examining the who's, whats and why for's of the Club's recent travails, all the while plotting a course for a long overdue return to football's summit. In Part I Fab takes a look at the period...