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In tis episode I am joined by Andrew Male who is the Southern Territory Manager at Kinetics Group. Andrew leads the Kinetics business in the South Island and has a deep and varied background across multiple business areas. Kinetics Group (www.kinetics.co.nz) was established over 25 years ago and is an award-winning IT support and solutions company who specialise in supporting medium sized businesses with their IT needs. Andrew talks with me about the ongoing cyber threats faced by NZ businesses in 2025 alongside some of the steps businesses can take to protect themselves from malicious actors. Andrew discusses some salutary real-world situations that bring home the very real threat faced by businesses in the cyber sphere. To say this is no joke is an absolute understatement. Taking cyber risk seriously and tackling it in a meaningful and ongoing way are now non-negotiable for all business owners. It is not a question of if you will get hit it is merely a question of when! If you are worried about these risks or want to understand how you might look to approach them then give this episode a listen.Is there a topic you want covered or a person you want to hear from? You can contact us through the Godfreys Law website, or you can message the Godfreys Law Facebook page. We'd like to hear from you, and any ideas you have about making the podcast better. The Real Solutions Business Podcast is presented by Godfreys Law - A Christchurch based law firm, serving Canterbury for over 140 years.

This week as the MOJO Record Club's Andrew Male and MOJO Associate Editor Jenny Bulley discuss new albums from Cassandra Jenkins and Sturgill Simpson's new alter ego Johnny Blue Skies. You wait forever for an expansive genre-expanding album of personal revelation and then two come along at once. Tracklisting:Petco, written by Cassandra Jenkins from ‘My Light My Destroyer', released by Dead OceansJupiter's Faeries, written by Sturgill Simpson, from Passage de Desir, recording under his new identity as Johnny Blue Skies, released by High Top Mountain

A new music special, as the MOJO Record Club's Andrew Male and John Mulvey dig into a couple of key new releases from Beth Gibbons and Michael Head. A Scousadelic Krapp's Last Tape, anyone? 1. Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band 'Shirl's Ghost, released on Modern Sky2. Beth Gibbons 'Lost Changes' released on Domino Records

Join Courtney and Shane as they peel back the layers of reality and dive deep down into “Going Up”, the first song on the first album from, you guessed it, Echo & the Bunnymen. An interrogation of Ian's lyrics leads to investigations into quantum physics, the etymology of the words “ain't” and “thou”, the Truman Show, William Blake, Dr. Who, life, the universe, and everything. They discuss the influence of the band Love and Probe Records, the epicenter of Liverpool's musical zeitgeist. (Thank you Hitoma Drone and Andrew Male!) And they learn about Cosmic Scouse. Finally, Shane offers a musical/harmonic/theoretical analysis of the guitar and bass parts. Let's get the hell outta here!

Andrew Male and John Mulvey dig into a couple of their favourite new releases from Shabaka Hutchings and Myriam Gendron. For all your ambient jazz flute needs – and more… Tracklist: 1. I'll Do Whatever You Want, featuring André 3000, Floating Points and Laraaji, written by Shabaka Hutchings and released on Impulse! Records2. Long Way Home, written by Miriam Gendron and released on Thrill Jockey in the UK

We head to London's Tate Modern gallery for ‘Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind'. The UK's largest-ever exhibition on the work of the artist and activist, it brings together her performances, films, music, photography and more. Robert Bound speaks to its curator, Juliet Bingham, arts journalist Andrew Male and broadcaster Jennifer Lucy Allan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season Two of the MOJO Record Club kicks off with a righteous first guest: Joe Talbot of IDLES, who tells Andrew Male about TANGK, Timber Timbre, Lee Moses, Bill Callahan, The Pharcyde, Van Morrison, Traams, The Smiths and much more. Plus new albums from The Smile and House Band, and “a sinister raconteur with a dagger…”TRACKLISTING:IDLES 'Grace' written by IDLES and released on Partizan RecordsIDLES 'Dancer' written by IDLES and released on Partizan Records'Timber Timbre 'I Get Low' written by Taylor Kirk and released on Arts & Crafts TRAAMS 'A House on Fire' written by TRAAMS and released on Fat Cat RecordsThe Smile 'Friend of a Friend' written by Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood & Tom Skinner, released on XL RecordingsHouse Band 'Spinners' written by House Band, available on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube

Laura Snapes, Andrew Male and Leila Latif join Robert Bound in the studio to round up the best of this year's albums, books and films.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Strange stories" is the way Robert Aickman (1914-1981) described his fiction and to be honest that's putting it mildly. When he wasn't writing fiction that leaves both his protagonists and his readers in some very weird places, he was involved in an investigation into the haunting of Borley Rectory, was a member of The Ghost Club and he also co-founded the British Inland Waterways Association to restore canals. Matthew Sweet is joined by three fans of his work - critic Suzy Feay, writer Andrew Male and publisher R.B. Russell. Producer: Torquil MacLeod Robert Aickman published the following collections of stories: Powers of Darkness (1966), Sub Rosa (1968), Cold Hand in Mine (1976), Tales of Love and Death (1977) and Intrusions (1980) You can find other spooky Free Thinking episodes including a discussion of Ghost Stories with Irving Finkel and Jeremy Dyson, a ghost hunt in Portsmouth and a discussion of Blade Runner and a programme about the TV programme Ghostwatch

All the hits and more, as Andrew Male revisits a few highlights of our podcast so far with Thurston Moore, Miki Berenyi, Robyn Hitchcock, Alabaster DePlume, Gina Birch, Tim Burgess, Barry Adamson and the MOJO gang. Your one-stop soul-cleansing music podcast destination!

Pauline Black brings radical optimism to the MOJO Record Club, as she reveals the folk roots of The Selecter, and the liberating brilliance of Pentangle's Basket Of Light. Then stick around for new releases, as Andrew Male and John Mulvey explore the latest records from Arooj Aftab and Lana Del Rey. Bongwater comparisons, anyone?Tracklisting: 1. Human Algebra, from the Human Algebra album, written by Pauline Black and released on DMF records2. Light Flight, (the theme music for the BBC's first-ever colour drama series, Take Three Girls), from Basket of Light, written by Jansch, Thompson, McShee, Renbourn, Cox and released on Transatlantic Records in 19693. Once I had a Sweetheart, written by Jansch, Thompson, McShee, Renbourn, Cox and released on Transatlantic Records in 19694. To Remain, To Return, from the album Love in Exile, written by Arooj Aftab, released on Verve5. A&W from Did You Know That There's a Tunnel under Ocean Boulevard? by Lana Del Rey, released by Polydor

The Mojo Record Club with Robert Forster Robert Forster waxes lyrical on Roberta Flack, Leonard Cohen, Samuel Beckett and the necessity of pretension. But where, ask Andrew Male and Ian Harrison, do The Go-Betweens sit on the prog/post-punk spectrum?Tracklisting: 1. Tender Years, written by Robert Forster and released on Tapete Records2. This is The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, written by Ewan McColl and arranged and conducted by William Fischer and sung by Roberta Flack, and released on Atlantic Records3. Signal, written by The Necks and released on Northern Spy Records4. Intrigue: Progressive Sounds in UK Alternative Music 1979-89

Direct from Ardent Studios in Memphis, Big Star's Jody Stephens brings a neglected Texan treasure to the MOJO Record Club. But why has Willis Alan Ramsey still not released a follow-up, 51 years later? And what new releases are Andrew Male and John Mulvey excited about in spite of themselves? Tracklisting: 1. Willis Alan Ramsey, Boy from Oklahoma, written by Willis Alan Ramsey and originally released on Shelter Recording Company and A&M Records 2. Those Pretty Wrongs, Paper Cup, written by Jody Stephens and Luther Russell, released on Curation Records 3. Roger, Pea Vida, written by Roger Jose Cury, arranged by Arthur Verocai and released on Diamond West Records 4. The Tubs, Wretched Lie, written by Owen Williams and George Nicholls, released on Trouble In Mind Records

What's on the flipside of a CD? Yo La Tengo's Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan are the latest inductees to the MOJO Record Club, sharing their love of Bob Marley and The Clean with Andrew Male. Then stick around for a trip deep into Bob Dylan's archives… Baby, follow us down! Tracklisting: 1. Aselestine, by Yo La Tengo, written by Ira Kaplan and Georgia Hubley and released on Matador Records 2. Concrete Jungle, by Bob Marley, released on Island Records 3. In the Dreamlife You Need A Rubber Soul, by The Clean, released on Morr Music 4. Love Sick, by Bob Dylan, originally released by Colombia / SME Records – bootleg re-released by MOJO Magazine 2023 5. She's a Fighter, song by Robert Forster, released on Tapete Records

There's uncooked haggis on the rider and compelling stories galore, as the excellent novelist Ian Rankin joins Andrew Male and Keith Cameron to hymn the fairy tales for hard men of Jackie Leven. Plus a trip into the darkened teenage bedrooms of The Murder Capital, and a reckoning with the eternal challenges of John Cale. From Fife to The Waste Land, and all stops in between. Tracklisting: 1. My Spanish Dad, from Creatures of Light and Darkness, written by Jackie Leven, released on Cooking Vinyl Records in 2001 2. The Sexual Loneliness of Jesus Christ, from Creatures of Light and Darkness, written by Jackie Leven, released on Cooking Vinyl Records in 2001 3. The haunting of John Rebus, from Creatures of Light and Darkness, written by Jackie Leven, released on Cooking Vinyl Records in 2001 4. Return My Head, written by The Murder Capital and released on Human Season Records 5. Story of Blood, feat. Weyes Blood, written by John Cale and Weyes Blood, released on Domino Records

Andrew Male and the team reassemble for a trip into the liminal zone in search of 2022's hidden musical treasures. Heavy vegetables, good dust and coffee shop riot grrls guaranteed!Tracklisting: 1. Broken Eyes by Plosivs, released on Swami Records2. Feline, by Mart Avi, self-released on Bandcamp3. This is Rolling Mills Are Burning Down by Jake Xerses Fussell released on Paradise Of Bachelors4. Barely Woke by Moor Mother with Wolf Weston, released on Anti

From Liverpool with Love! MOJO's Album Of The Year winner Michael Head joins Andrew Male to reveal how Forever Changes forever changed Shack, The Pale Fountains and The Red Elastic Band. Plus Iggy Pop, Jeff Parker, Miles & Gil, Matt Monro and, as usual, much more. Tracklisting: 1. Fluke, song and lyrics by Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band, from Dear Scott on the Modern Sky UK label 2. A House Is Not A Motel written by Arthur Lee, performed by Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band, from Dear Scott on the Modern Sky UK label 3. Strung Out Johnny, written by Iggy Pop, Andrew Watt, Chad Smith, and Josh Klinghoffer from the new Iggy album Every Loser, released on Atlantic/Gold Tooth records 4. “2019-07-08 II”, composed By Anna Butterss, Jay Bellerose, Jeff Parker, and Josh Johnson from Jeff Parker's Mondays At The Enfield Tennis Academy, on Eremite Records

From his Massachusetts attic studio Lloyd Cole ponders music celebrity golf tournaments, tells us the best way to insult a musician and talks to Andrew Male and Jenny Bully about his love for Joan As Police Woman's 2006 debut LP, Real Life. Plus, new albums by Mudhoney and Everything But The Girl, stray cat noises, the joy of small dogs and the middle-aged wit and melancholy at the heart of Gen X music. Tracklisting: 1. Wolves, written and performed by Lloyd Cole and released on the earMUSIC label 2. Christobel, written and performed by Joan Wasser and released on Reveal Records 3. Anyone, performed by Joan Wasser, written by Joan Wasser and Anohni and released on Reveal Records 4. Nothing Left To Lose, performed by Everything But the Girl, written by Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn and released on Buzzin' Fly Records 5. Move Under by Mudhoney, written by Mudhoney from the album Plastic Eternity released on Sub Pop Records 6. Little Dog by Mudhoney, written by Mudhoney from the album Plastic Eternity released on Sub Pop Records

The Coral's James Skelly helps Andrew Male and Chris Catchpole “explore the spaces between the sun and the shadows”. To be explored, specifically: Cillian Murphy and Bela Lugosi; Phil Spector and Celine Dion; and elusive butterfly and self-proclaimed “all-out pain” Bob Lind. Oh, and new ones by Sparklehorse and our old friend Alabaster DePlume, too!TRACKLIST 1. That's Where She Belongs, by The Coral, written by James Skelly and released on Run On Records2. Elusive Butterfly, by Bob Lind, written by Bob Lind, produced by Jack Nitzsche and released on World pacific Records in 19663. Did You Know, by Alabaster De Plume, featuring Momoko Gill and MettaShiba and composed in the act of performing by Alabaster DePlume, Falle Nioke, Rozi Plain, Sarathy Korwar, Tom Skinner, Kenichi Iwasa, James Howard, Tom Herbert, Natalie Pela, Rosa Slade, Elly Condron, Luisa Gerstein, Matt Webb, Michael Chestnutt, Ursula Russell, Conrad Singh, Hannah Miller, Donna Thompson, Matthew Bourne, Momoko Gill and Ruth Goller, from the album, Come With Fierce Grace, released on International Anthem4. Evening Star Supercharger, by Sparklehorse, written by Mark Linkous and released on Anti Records5. Listening to the Higsons, by Sparklehorse, written by Mark Linkous and released on Anti Records

“Let's be brilliant!” Punk paragon Gina Birch is the latest star to join the MOJO Record Club, with tales of Raincoats, Hangovers and a musical revelation via food poisoning. Then Jenny Bulley joins Andrew Male to unpack the new David Bowie box, discover a lost treasure of outlaw country, and sample some fresh Turkish psych... Release the Anatolian Dragon! Tracklisting: 1. Gina Birch, Wish I Was You, written by Gina Birch and released on Third Man Records 2. IQU, This is Flower And Moon, written by IQU and released on K Records 3. IQU, Yopparai (a Drunkard Who Fell From Heaven) written by IQU and released on K Records 4. IQU, Can't You Even Remember That written by IQU and released on K Records 5. David Bowie, Queen Bitch, written by David Bowie and released on Parlophone Records 6. Gaye Su Akyol, Sen Benim Mağaramsın, written by Gaye Su Akyol and released on Glitterbeat Records 7. Gaye Su Akyol, Sen Benim Mağaramsın, written by Gaye Su Akyol and released on Glitterbeat Records 8. Gaye Su Akyol, Anadolu Ejderi, written by Gaye Su Akyol and released on Glitterbeat Records 9. Steve Young, Seven Bridges Road, written by Steve Young, Reissued by Real Gone Music and originally released on A&M Records (1969)

Pulp's Nick Banks is the latest guest of the MOJO Record Club; author, potter, punk historian and Jarvis Cocker's faithful drummer. Nick joins Andrew Male and Chris Catchpole to discuss the Pulp reunion, creativity over technique and The Slits... He remembers the first time, and the second, and the third! Plus new releases from Public Image Ltd and Bonnie ‘Prince' Billy.Tracklisting: 1. My Legendary Girlfriend, written by Pulp and released on Fire Records in 19912. Typical Girls, written by by Viv Albertine, Tessa Pollitt, Ariane Forster and Paloma Romero and released on Island Records3. Car Chase, written by Lydon, Smith, Edmonds and Firth and released on PiL Official Records4. Bananas, written by Will Oldham and released on Domino Records

The MOJO Record Club with Kristin Hersh Catch a wave with Kristin Hersh, as the Throwing Muses legend tells Andrew Male and Chris Catchpole about “tasty” sounds, Experimental Jelly, being a surf mom, and 40 years of fighting the good fight against the music biz. Plus the new album from Blake Mills, and some unheard revelations from Vivian Stanshall… A glance from an expiring cod!Tracklisting:1. Ms Haha from Clear Pond Road, written by Kristin Hersh and released on Fire Records2. He Quits, written by Tomorrow's Tulips and released on Burger Records in 20133. A Waste, written by Tomorrow's Tulips and released on Burger Records in 20134. Skeleton Is Walking, from Blake Mills Jelly Road, written by Blake Mills and Chris Weismann and released on the New Deal and Verve label5. Lady Rawlinson's Lilt, from Rawlinson End, written by Vivian Stanshall and released by Madfish Records

Composer producer and all-round musical polymath Jim O'Rourke joins host Andrew Male and MOJO Editor John Mulvey to discuss his recent score for Kyle Armstrong's Hands That Bind and one of his favourite LPs, Jaco Pastorius' 1981 jazz fusion masterpiece, Word Of Mouth. Plus, we delve into some of the week's best new releases from Kieran Hebden & William Tyler and the spellbinding new album from Julie Byrne and finally discover what "chord-cheating" means.Tracklisting:1. ‘A Man's Mind Will Play Tricks On Him‘ by Jim O' Rourke and released on Drag City Records2. ‘John & Mary' taken from the Word Of Mouth album, written by Jaco Pastorius, released on the Warner Bros label in 19813. ‘Panic' / ‘Three Views Of A Secret' taken from the Word Of Mouth album, written by Jaco Pastorius, released on the Warner Bros label in 19814. ‘Darkness, Darkness' by Kieran Hebden and William Tyler, written by Jesse Colin Young and released on the Psychic Hotline Label5. ‘Moonless' written by Julie Bane and released on Ghostly International

Mogwai's spaceship-hunting Stuart Braithwaite is Andrew Male's latest guest, bringing with him a mighty audio “massage of the soul”. Plus MOJO Associate Editor Jenny Bulley, new records by Bill Callahan and Lucretia Dalt, and some ambient rabbits. It's a trip!Tracklisting: 1. Ritchie Sacramento, by Mogwai, written by Mogwai and released on Rock Action Records2. Sleep's Dopesmoker from 2003 written by Sleep and released on Tee Pee Records3. Coyotes, by Bill Callahan, written by Bill Callahan and released on Drag City4. ‘No Tiempo', is the opening track from the album jAy! Written and performed by Lucrecia Dalt and released on RVNG Intl records

This week, the whirlwind of creativity that is Warren Ellis gently ushers your host Andrew Male and MOJO Editor John Mulvey into the church of Alice Coltrane. Plus Nina Simone, John Coltrane, Jerry Lee Lewis, Karen Dalton, Bob Dylan, Bitchin Bajas, Ralph Stanley and a stunning Lou Reed revelation! Tracklisting: 1.Alice Coltrane - My Favourite Things, from Alice Coltrane With Strings – World Galaxy (Impulse Records, 1972) 2.Alice Coltrane - A Love Supreme from Alice Coltrane With Strings – World Galaxy (Impulse Records, 1972) 3.Alice Coltrane talking about her harp from Alice Coltrane documentary (dir. St. Clair Bourne, 1970) 4.Lou Reed - Heroin (May 1965 Demo) from Lou Reed - Words And Music May 1965 (Light In The Attic, 2022) 5.Bitchin Bajas - Amorpha from Bajascillators (Drag City, 2022)

Soundtrack don Barry Adamson joins Andrew Male for a trawl through the shadowy world of classic movie scores. Plus new albums from Suede and Makaya McCraven, and an epiphany in the Scala Cinema!Tracklisting: 1. Prelude, Vertigo by Bernard Herrmann, 1996 reissue of Vertigo on Varese Sarabande2. Vertigo, sung by Billy Eckstine and written by Jay Livingston-Ray Evens and released on Mercury in 19583. The Fours, by Makaya McCraven, from the album, In These Times, released on International Anthem4. 15, by Suede taken from the album Autofiction released on BMG

The second part of our 2-part celebration of the sound shorts of Laurel & Hardy, with journalist Andrew Male (Sight & Sound, Mojo, Sunday Times), talking about Towed In A Hole, Their First Mistake, Them Thar Hills, and its sequel, Tit For Tat.Please do listen to part one first! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Journalist Andrew Male (Sight & Sound, Sunday Times, Mojo) talks about the sound shorts of Laurel & Hardy, and the leap forward in comedy instigated by their unique, warm double act adapting to the new technology of sound.Part one of two, dealing with Stan and Ollie's craft, and looking at their Oscar winning 1932 short, The Music Box. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Writers, critics and owners of pullovers, Andrew Male and Andy Miller come a-wassailing into view bearing audible gifts for us all, a festive album they deem to be under-celebrated and lots of neatly wrapped songs to decorate a Yuletide playlist of alternative crackers, curated by host Jim Irvin. They also discuss bygone family christmases and the music that played there. The Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5k2Vs5rbfIR8KDVd7ZUz6r?si=40cf29f9d3d04d56 Note: For rights reasons, this edited episode replaces the formerly available version.

Today on Undiscovered Entrepreneur we talk to Andrew. He is a Augmented reality programmer.  He is big on honesty to himself as well as others. We talk a lot about his past businesses and how he has learned from those past experiences to fuel his new adventure. Lots of fantastic information about how to deal with failure. This is a fantastic episode!!Show Notes..................  uepodcast.net/episode34Speaking engagement that's happening February 22-25th in Redwing Minnesota. Tickets on sale now Bri'treat Event A retreat from February 22-25 with guest speakers and goodies galore In affiliation with Audible receive a 30 day free trial and a free book by going to my affiliate link tuepodcast.net/audible Audible Free Trial Undiscovered Entrepreneur and Audible has teamePatreon Please support my podcast by joining my Patreon. Watch behind the scenes content and more!! Elementary Analytics Super easy platform to see your important analytics all in one easy to understand place. Audible Free Trial Undiscovered Entrepreneur and Audible has teamed up to give you a 30 day free trial and a free book!Bri'treat Event A retreat from February 22-25 with guest speakers and goodies galore Bri'treat link ............. tuepodcast.net/speakingCoupon Code SKOOB50 for $50 off virtual attendance Coupon Code SKOOB300 for $300 off in person Thank you for being a Skoobeliever!! If you have questions about the show or you want to be a guest please contact me at one of these social mediasTwittier......... ..@djskoob2021 Facebook.........Facebook.com/skoobamiInstagram..... instagram.com/uepodcast2021tiktok....... @djskoob2021Email............... Uepodcast2021@gmail.comIf you would like to be coached on your entrepreneurial adventure please email me at for a 2 hour free discovery call! This is a $700 free gift to my Skoobelievers!! Contact me Now!! On Twitter @doittodaycoachdoingittodaycoaching@gmailcom

This Hallowe'en episode of Backlisted focusses on the collection of ‘uncanny' stories by Henry James, first gathered together under the title The Altar of the Dead and Other Tales to form the seventeenth volume of the New York Edition of his Collected Works in 1917. We are joined, as ever, by our resident spook-master Andrew Male, and by acclaimed novelist and Henry James aficionado Tessa Hadley. We each choose a story to present and read from - these are tackled in chronological order to better trace the evolution of James's famously dense and challenging late style . Before that Andy confesses his admiration for I Used to Live Here Once, Miranda Seymours' new biography of Jean Rhys and reads a short Jean Rhys ghost story, while John revisits Giving Up the Ghost, Hilary Mantel's haunting (and haunted) memoir. Timings: 5:49 - I Used to Live Here Once by Miranda Seymour 12:19 - Giving Up the Ghost by Hilary Mantel 19:38 - The Altar of the Dead and Other Tales by Henry James * If you'd like to purchase any of the books mentioned in this episode please visit our bookshop at https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/backlisted where all profits help to sustain this podcast and UK independent bookshops. * For more information about the show visit www.backlisted.fm * If you'd like to support the show and get extra bonus fortnightly episodes, become a Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/backlisted

Psych-pop maestro Robyn Hitchcock joins host Andrew Male and MOJO Editor John Mulvey for a mind-expanding flashback to the 1960s. Plus the week's best new releases, as the team attempt to join the microdots between jazz, heavy metal and everything in between.

Miki Berenyi is Andrew Male's latest guest, discussing her new autobiography, revisiting her ‘90s in Lush, and revealing her passion for The Passions. Plus the week's key new releases with Andrew and MOJO's Jenny Bulley. Subscribe now at mojo4music.com/podcast/ Music featured includes: 1. Lush - Light From A Dead Star from their 1994 album, Split (4AD, 1994) 2. Piroshka - Everlastingly Yours from Brickbat (Bella Union, 2018) 3. I'm in Love with A German Film star by The Passions on Top Of The Pops 4. The Passions - Bachelor Girls from Thirty Thousand Feet Over China (Polydor, 1981) 5. The Passions - Alice's Song from Thirty Thousand Feet Over China (Polydor, 1981) 6. Kiwi Jr - The Extra Sees The Film from Chopper (Sub Pop, 2022) 7. Rich Ruth - Older But Not Less Confused from I Survived, It's Over (Third Man, 2022) 8. Nada Surf - Blonde On Blonde by Nada Surf from Let's Go (Heavenly reissue, 2022)

Thurston Moore and your host Andrew Male range far and wide across the musical universe in Episode Two of the MOJO Record Club: The Velvet Underground, Big Joanie, Jack White, The Supremes, Herb Alpert, The Stooges and more! Subscribe now at mojo4music.com/podcast/

New musical discoveries from the visionary Alabaster De Plume, our host Andrew Male and MOJO Editor John Mulvey. Plus an exclusive interview with Patti Smith. The MOJO Record Club is officially open! Details of how to subscribe at mojo4music.com/podcast/

Coming soon! The MOJO Record Club. Calling all crate diggers, MOJO readers, and music lovers! Join your host Andrew Male, as he ventures into the innermost realm of records and music with special guests each episode. So whether you're new to the MOJO family, a longtime fan or just a record lover, you're invited to nestle in and join in the hunt for undiscovered gems, swap old favourites and rediscover weird lost treasures. Get a taster of the first series here...

Andrew Male, Jude Rogers and Samira Ahmed discuss their favourite Paul McCartney moment with Chris Shaw.

TV, film and music writer Andrew Male (Mojo, Sight & Sound, Sunday Times) talks about the comforts of the original 1960s TV series of Star Trek, with its hope that we could all just get on, provided we boldly went somewhere together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are joined by author-illustrator Nadia Shireen and writer Andrew Male for a smellybration of Fungus the Bogeyman (1977) by the great Raymond Briggs, the much-loved and bestselling picture book Andrew describes as "the children's Anatomy of Melancholy". We consider Briggs's life and work in full: Father Christmas, The Snowman, When the Wind Blows, Ethel & Ernest and the sepulchral Time For Lights Out (2019), his latest - and perhaps last - book; we also hear several times from the (often very funny) author himself. Also in this episode Andy talks about issues raised by reading Laugh a Defiance, a long out-of-print memoir by campaigner Mary Richardson; while John shares his enthusiasm for Jessica Au's new novel, Cold Enough For Snow (Fitzcarraldo). For more information visit backlisted.fm. Please support us and unlock bonus material at https://www.patreon.com/backlisted 08:00 Laugh a Defiance by Mary Richardson 15:42 Cold Enough For Snow by Jessica Au 20:46 Fungus The Bogeyman by Raymond Briggs Closing music by @AShamaluevMusic.

The journalist Andrew Male joins me to talk about Jonathan Ames's The Extra Man and his own work at Mojo magazine and elsewhere.

Why do we love a ghost story at Christmas? Robert Bound puts this question to writer Andrew Male and the British Library's Tanya Kirk as we get festive and frightened in equal measure.

As our 2021 finale, two of this season's most available guests, Andrew Male and Andy Miller, return to join host Jim Irvin for an epic feast of off-piste Christmas music. We pull crackers, wear Christmas jumpers (Andrew's throws up a little static occasionally, for which we apologise) and select a bulging sackful of lesser-known Christmas tunes for your alternative tree-trimming pleasure, as well as discussing two undersung albums with a festive bent: Wild Billy Childish and the Musicians Of The British Empire's Christmas 1979 (2007) and June Christy's This Time Of Year (1961). Find the playlist on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5k2Vs5rbfIR8KDVd7ZUz6r?si=f819de379cc24b60 and the separate albums here: Christmas 1979 https://open.spotify.com/album/6zZCodG403TRPWCKR0WNAV?si=ImuG9HECSeCX2BrPgHb_6g This Time Of Year: https://open.spotify.com/album/6zZCodG403TRPWCKR0WNAV?si=ImuG9HECSeCX2BrPgHb_6g Be warned, this is a long-ass episode. Start playing it on Christmas Eve and it'll still be warming your cockles on New Year's Day. But, hopefully, it'll tide you over until we return with Season 2 in the Spring. Thanks very much for listening, enjoy the music and we wish you a very Merry Christmas and an outrageously Happy New Year. If you have any questions or comments, pop along to jimirvin.com where there's a Contact page for email or visit the website https://anchor.fm/james-irvin5 and leave a voice message,

For this year's Hallowe'en special we're joined by Backlisted's old fiends Andrew Male and Laura Varnam, following previous guest appearances on episodes dedicated to Beowulf (2020) and Daphne du Maurier's The Breaking Point (2019). Together we explore the work of the novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard, specifically her ghost stories, tales of horror and accounts of psychological terror: Something in Disguise (1969), Odd Girl Out (1972), Mr Wrong (1975), Falling (1999), and We Are For the Dark (1951), the volume of strange stories she co-authored with previous Backlisted subject Robert Aickman. NB. THIS EPISODE IS PACKED WITH SPOILERS and you may wish to read Something in Disguise before you listen to the podcast. Also this week, Andy is gripped by Heike Gessler's Seasonal Associate (Semiotext), the novelist's account of working in Amazon's warehouse in Leipzig, while John enjoys being unsettled by Women's Weird: Strange Stories by Women, 1980-1940, edited by Melissa Edmundson, the first in a series of 'Weird' anthologies published by Handheld Press. For more information visit backlisted.fm. Please support us and unlock bonus material at https://www.patreon.com/backlisted.

Love Hemp Group PLC (AQSE: LIFE) (OTCQB: WRHLF ), one of the UK's leading CBD and hemp product suppliers, is pleased to announce that the Broker Option (the "Broker Option") granted to Peterhouse Capital Limited ("Peterhouse") in connection with the placing and subscription announced by the Company on 8 April 2021 (the "Fundraise"), closed to applications at 17.00 on 9 April 2021. The Broker Option was significantly oversubscribed and has been exercised in respect of 57,650,428 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares"), an increase of approximately 100% on the number of Ordinary Shares originally subject to the Broker Option. Peterhouse, in consultation with the Company, has therefore determined that all valid applications under the Broker Option will be allocated in full and counterparties will be notified accordingly. Exercise of the Broker Option will raise a further £2,017,765 for the Company, taking the total amount raised by the Company in the Fundraise to £7,042,765 (gross of expenses). The proceeds of the Fundraise will be applied towards the Company's new global marketing programme, which will be implemented across the UK and US and includes a partnership with UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) as announced on 16 March 2021, as well as for general corporate purposes.Andrew Male, Chairman of Love Hemp Group, commented: "Following a successful initial fundraise, the continued investor interest highlights the strength of the Company and its investment thesis. Love Hemp Group has a strong marketing programme and these funds will help promote the brand globally. I look forward to seeing the Company continue to move from strength to strength." https://www.share-talk.com/andrew-male-chairman-and-tony-calamita-ceo-love-hemp-group-plc-aqselife-interview/

Guests Andrew Male and Richard Morton Jack join host Jim Irvin to share some unsung albums they love. The records in this episode are: Donovan's For Little Ones (1967), Nada Surf's Let Go (2003) and Take A New Look At The Beatles by The London Jazz Four (1967). Also discussed: Nick Drake, Geoff Love's important impact on both guests, The Beat's Just Can't Stop It, Love's Forever Changes, Island samplers, Guns 'N Roses, record shopping in Liverpool, interviewing Paul McCartney, Big Star, Fresh Maggots and the fall and rise of British jazz. A playlist accompanying this episode, including all three albums, is available on Spotify. Search for You're Not On the List: Episode 1. Jim Irvin's blog about Jazz v The Beatles is available at jimirvin.com Check out Jim Irvin's other show, Here's One I Made Earlier, in which musical creators discuss a key work in the repertoire: https://www.jimirvin.com/podcast-2 Please like or comment wherever you get your podcasts or leave a voice message here: https://anchor.fm/james-irvin5/message

Grab a coffee, settle down and listen to the guy’s view – thoughts covering this week in the markets. New and exclusive to Share Talk In this edition of “Sunday Roast,”  Zak talks to experienced and seasoned investors Phil Carroll, Albert Arthur and Kevin Hornsby regarding the past weeks’ movers and shakers, market sentiment and we have special guests John Mahtani CEO MTS PLC & Andrew Male Director of @lovehempgroup joining the debate.43s Phil’s week1.14m Critical Metals (CRTM)1.33m MyHealthChecked (MHC)1.44m Supply@Me Capital (SYME)8.06m Andrew Male on RNS’s10.34m John Mahtani on hiring a team12.02m Andrew Male on management13.32m Kevin on management15.20m Albert on management18.16m Phil on skin in the game20.27m Zak on Interviews / Ferro Alloy Resources (FAR)22.09m Albert on market sentiment22.38m Zak on pandemic lessons23.17m Albert’s stock selection algorithm26.03m Zak / Albert on following previously successful TR1 buyers / successful management28.33m John Mahtani on setting up Media Tech SPAC33.52m Andrew Male on investor engagement / Love Hemp (LIFE) and the Elon Musk connection41.13m John’s timelines on Media-Tech SPAC42.05m Kevin and Phil on the challenges of being on the  Sunday Roast43.53m Albert on Drumz (DRUM)45.19m Kevin on Supply@Me Capital (SYME)46.20m Kevin on FastForward (FFWD)49.15m Phil on FastForward and Forbes (FOR)50.48m John on Quetzal (QTZ)51.55m John on Pluto Digital Assets53.10m Kevin and Phil on Rambler Metals (RMM) and spiking stocks/trader mentality.https://www.share-talk.com/zaks-sunday-roast-4th-april-2021-analysis-of-stocks-markets-by-traders-and-investors/

(Formerly World High Life PLC) Andrew Male, Chairman and Director of Love Hemp, says “The name change aligns the listed company with the operational entity and most importantly, the brand that everyone knows, Love Hemp.” With the legal cannabis industry set to be the next true growth market, and estimated to be worth £2.31 billion by 2024, businesses and investors are in a prime position to capitalise on this first-mover advantage.About Love Hemp Love Hemp is one of the UK’s leading CBD and Hemp product suppliers and has more than 40 product lines, comprising oils, sprays and vapes and a variety of edible and water-based CBD products. Love Hemp has established relationships with over 2,000 stores in the UK, including leading brands such as Sainsbury’s, Boots, Ocado and Holland & Barrett. Love Hemp is positioned to take advantage of the huge opportunities available in the UK and European legal cannabis space, which is set to be the largest in the world within five years. https://www.share-talk.com/andrew-male-chairman-director-of-love-hemp-group-plc-lifeotcqb-interview/

(Formerly World High Life PLC) Love Hemp Group PLC (AQSE: LIFE) (OTCQB: WRHLF ), is pleased to announce that, further to the Company's announcement on 15 February 2021, the change of name from World High Life PLC to Love Hemp Group PLC has become effective. All share certificates that are presently in the hands of investors will be valid and do not need to be exchanged for new share certificates. Andrew Male, Chairman and Director of Love Hemp, says "The name change aligns the listed company with the operational entity and most importantly, the brand that everyone knows, Love Hemp."https://www.share-talk.com/tony-calamita-ceo-of-love-hemp-group-plc-lifeotcqb-interview/

In 1906, a young lawyer with spectacular mutton chops travels to rural England to put a creepy old house up for sale. Guess what? It's haunted by the most famous television specter in British history. Also, what horror villain would you rather see invade a cheesy Hallmark Christmas movie? Motion Picture Terror Scale: 3 (Marcus) / 4 - (Melissa) / 3 (Grady). Quality: 4 / 5 / 4 Enjoyment: 4 / 5 / 4 Triggers: Suicide Articles mentioned in this episode: "The Woman In Black: why did Britain's scariest horror film disappear?" by Andrew Male in The Guardian "Daniel Radcliffe interview: The Woman In Black, Hammer, the British film industry and Harry Potter," by Louisa Mellor in Den of Geek "Interview: Daniel Radcliffe On 'The Woman in Black' & Post-Harry Potter Work," by Ben Moore in Screen Rant "The Woman in Black (1989) - "that" scene" on YouTube "The Woman in Black (2012) - opening scene" on YouTube. Play this one on mute while playing "Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb" on YouTube, beginning at 3:14

It's our Hallowe'en special ! For this year’s Hallowe’en episode our subject is the Old English poem, Beowulf, composed somewhere in England more than a thousand years ago. The atmospheric tale of supernatural monsters and human heroes has inspired scores of translations over the centuries and we will discuss several, including versions by Seamus Heaney, J.R.R. Tolkien, Michael Morpurgo and the powerful new translation by Maria Dahvana Headley (the 2007 computer-animated film adaptation by Robert Zemeckis and Neil Gaiman also makes an appearance). Andy and John are joined by regular Backlisted Hallowe’en guest Andrew Male, the senior associate editor of MOJO magazine, and Dr Laura Varnam, who first appeared on our last Hallowe’en episode to discuss Daphne Du Maurier’s collection, The Breaking Point. As well as being a Du Maurier expert, Laura is also the Lecturer in Old and Middle English Literature at University College, Oxford and teaches Beowulf to undergraduates. Before that, to put everyone in a suitably spooky mood, we all discuss stories taken from Robert Shearman’s remarkable experiment in storytelling, We All Hear Stories in the Dark.

William Golding's second novel The Inheritors (1955) is the book featured in this episode of Backlisted. Joining John and Andy to explore this intense, visionary account of the fall of Neanderthal man, published just a year after Lord of the Flies, are two returning Backlisted guests, SF novelist Una McCormack and writer and critic Andrew Male. Also in this episode Andy has been reading Square Haunting by Francesca Wade, while John talks about Staying Human, a forthcoming poetry anthology from Bloodaxe Books.

It's Halloween! Daphne du Maurier's The Breaking Point AKA The Blue Lenses is a collection of psychological horror stories that was first published in 1959. Joining John and Andy to discuss it are academic and du Maurier expert Dr Laura Varnam and, returning for Halloween, writer and critic Andrew Male. We also talk about the haunting books Andy and John have been reading this week: Copsford by Walter J.C. Murray (Little Toller) and The World of the Unknown: All About Ghosts by Christopher Maynard (Usborne).

Music journalist Andrew Male begins by examining “the humour that turns sour… the madness” of Bob’s 1965 “speedy, hipster world”, the “fascinating cruelty” of Dont Look Back and Eat The Document (“he couldn’t stand that close to the flame anymore”). He goes on: “if you’re interested in Dylan, you have to see it as a grand narrative, even the points that you flinch from.” This episode bounces between Elvis’s version of “I Shall Be Released”, Dylan doing his “Movie Elvis” voice on “Spanish Is The Loving Tongue” and New Morning, “Dylan’s first religious album, but the religion is Buddhism: the lyrics are like koans”. Was that Dylan on harmonica in George Harrison’s version of “If Not For You”? Was “Father Of Night” Dylan’s examination of his Jewish faith? Andrew offers more questions than answers on this one, which is how it should be. Join us. Andrew Male, former deputy editor of Mojo magazine and film lecturer at Warwick University, has been writing about music, books, film, radio & TV for the past twenty-five years. He can currently be found in the pages of Mojo, Sight & Sound, the Guardian, the Sunday Times and the Radio Times. Andrew lives in South London. Trailer Twitter: @Andr6wMale Spotify playlist Listeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating. Twitter @isitrollingpod Recorded 15th April 2019 This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

MOJO's Danny Eccleston is joined by music writers Andrew Male and Mat Snow to discuss croaky-voiced folk music icon, Bob Dylan, via three pivotal moments in his career: when he went electric, and the albums Blood on the Tracks and Time out of Mind.

In the first ever MOJO Innovators podcast, host Jenny Bulley is joined by MOJO editor John Mulvey and Senior Associate editor Andrew Male to discuss The Beach Boys' leader and sonic pioneer, Brian Wilson. Brace yourself for tales of orgasm-denial and adventures in sound, as we examine Surfer Girl, Pet Sounds, Smile and the innovations that changed music. To hear all the music discussed on this podcast, go to the MOJO Innovators Podcast Playlist at Apple Music.

A windmill. Two hunched countrymen. Lots of drab sky. 17th Century Dutch landscape paintings can be very dull, but is there something more exciting going on? Maybe. The writer Andrew Male takes a closer look at these works of art, and discovers a pastoral snapshot, which might be the world's first 'humblebrag'. Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Andrew Male Producer: Luke Doran

It's Halloween and John and Andy are joined by novelist Lissa Evans and Backlisted's resident revenant, critic Andrew Male, to discuss Ghosts, Edith Wharton's selection of her best supernatural tales, first published in 1937. John also talks about Alan Garner's new memoir Where Shall We Run To? while Andy has been reading Daphne du Maurier's prophetic final novel Rule Britannia.

It's Side Special time again, and this week we explore the sights and sounds of beautiful Zanzibar, while also drinking heavily and sending a bill to the German authorities - Yes! It's Shout at the Devil.Joining John to ask for his daughter's hand in marriage is senior associate editor of Mojo, and freelance arts journalist Andrew Male, who can be found on Twitter as @Andr6wmale See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Tom Jackson to discuss the postcards from their pasts are cultural journalist ANDREW MALE (MOJO, Sight & Sound) and playwright, journalist and broadcaster BONNIE GREER. We discover the postcard from the National Gallery that inspired Bonnie’s first novel, explore the frozen world of lenticular 3D postcards in Shakespeare’s psychedelic garden and encounter the Smoking Moon-Faced Dandy. Wish you were here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The very first episode of BE THERE, a brand new music podcast from DALI Loudspeakers – designed and built in admiration of music. BE THERE is here to celebrate the hidden talents behind truly great recordings.In this first edition, special guest Andrew Male of Mojo Magazine talks us through five classic albums that changed recording forever. Journalist James Medd tells us how producer Liam Watson’s groundbreaking East London studio Toe Rag brought rock’n’roll back to its roots. And award-winning beer writer Pete Brown listens to his favourite album as he’s never heard it before, with the incredible clarity and natural sound of DALI speakers. Pete’s choice? Treasure by The Cocteau Twins.The BE THERE podcast accompanies DALI’s brand new print magazine, also called BE THERE. Get your copy for free via the DALI Facebook page .DALI – designed, developed and produced In Admiration Of Musicdali-speakers.comDALI on Facebook@DALIspeakersDALI on YouTubeDALI on Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The journalist Andrew Male takes a personal journey in to the mysterious beginnings of yellow line road markings. Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Andrew Male Producer: Luke Doran Editor: Moy McGowan

For our annual Halloween episode John Mitchinson and Andy Miller are joined by Fiona Wilson and Andrew Male to discuss Shirley jackson's final novel 'We Have Always Lived in the Castle'. In this show's 'What We Have Been Reading' slot John discusses 'True Ghost Stories of Our Own Time' by Vivienne Rae-Ellis, while Andy puts forward 'Going on the Turn', the third memoir from Danny Baker.

Can ‘Blade Runner 2049’ live up to the incredible advance press? The return of Liam Gallagher: what’s in Our Kid’s raging id? And the latest 33 1/3 rock criticism books on Björk and The Raincoats. It’s CARRY ON VOIGT-KAMPFFING week at Bigmouth with special guest Laura Snapes and Andrew Male plus geek desk correspondent Michael Moran. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

They’ve made us an Offred we can’t refuse… On the smart pop culture podcast this week, we review C4’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’, look at new albums by Israeli sound-mangler Noga Erez and ambient pop newcomers Cigarettes After Sex, and ask why political pop records are so grim. Special guests Kate Hutchinson and Andrew Male join Andrew H and Matt in the Bigmouth Election Command Centre. Click to listen now or download here: https://audioboom.com/channel/bigmouth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A special round-up of 2017’s best releases so far: Sleaford Mods, Stormzy, The xx, Run The Jewels and Flaming Lips. Special guests Zoë Howe, Andrew Male, Mark Hooper, Siân Pattenden and Andy Miller weigh in. Click to listen. And don't forget you can hear all the tracks played on this podcast in full at our Spotify Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/11102554473/playlist/2Z1nBHE2qqEpX1SGRMcSkS See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who's got the best handle on Modern Britain Today: the duo that Noel Gallagher compared to Viz Comic's Brown Bottle or grime don Stormzy? Can computers predict hit songs? And what are the most boring conversation topics in all pop? Special guests Andrew Male of Mojo and Mark Hooper of Hole & Corner magazine join Matt and Andrew to sort it all out. Click to listen! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a special Halloween edition, John Mitchinson and Andy Miller are joined by Andrew Male to discuss Cold Hand In Mine, a book of 'strange stories' by British writer Robert Aickman

This week on the smart pop culture podcast: Gabba gabba oh God, is it really 40 years of The Ramones? Did the BBC remake or ruin ‘Porridge' and ‘Are You Being Served?’ And should we nationalise pop music? Special guests are Andrew Male of Mojo and David Stubbs of The Guardian. Click to listen See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Raymond Chandler's 'The High Window', his third book featuring world weary detective Philip Marlowe, is introduced to Backlisted by Mojo magazine's Andrew Male. Plus the joys of walking in the rain in England, remembering Anita Brookner, and JG Ballard's unintentional mind games...