Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Radcliffe

Jon Ronson in conversation with David Eastaugh http://jonronson.com/ In the late 1980s, Ronson replaced Mark Radcliffe as the keyboard player for the Frank Sidebottom band for a number of performances. Ronson was the manager of the Manchester indie band The Man from Delmonte

We go again, day four, episode four, of Christmas Treats.This time Phil and Ben are talking to radio's very own Mark Radcliffe, and Manchester music scene's Paul Langley, also known as UNE. They are also know for creating our theme music.In this episode we hear about the beginnings of their friendship, their music UNE, and the Devilled the song you hear at the start of each episode of the podcast, as a well as a rambling chat about everything, including Peter Gabriel, what a treat.See you tomorrow for the last of our week of treats. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this bumper episode, Jack and Seann meet Arlo, the Cavapoo, and chat to his owner, Mark Radcliffe. Arlo is a very chilled, well travelled dog, after spending 3 months with Mark and his wife Bella driving down to Rome. We hear all about how Mark has turned it into his forthcoming book, “Et Tu, Cavapoo?” Seann's got a cold, Sara has a fun dog fact and we discover the location of Jack's tickle spot. Follow @omdpod and @juniperomd on Instagram for extra videos and content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Rise and Fall of Oasis - Episode 8 - Live Forever?With both Liam and Noel having successful solo careers, and a new generation of fans discovering Oasis, there is endless talk of the band getting back together. And whilst they seem to have been staying out of each other's way, the constant jibing has moved to social media. We look at what the band means to a new generation of fans, and if they ever will just give each other a call?The Rise and Fall of Oasis was presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq. It was written by Paul Sheehan and Philip Smith. Technical production by Tim Heffer and Sarah Hockley with additional production by Berni Botto, Anna Richards and Merrily Grout. The Editor for BBC Audio was Helen Hobday, the commissioning producer was Hannah Clapham and the Commissioner for BBC Sounds was Will Wilkin. It was produced for BBC Audio by Philip Smith and Paul Sheehan.Archive comes from - The Brits, Channel 4, ITV, MTV, CBC Radio, 9News, Sky One Productions, OasisMediaArchive and the BBC Archive.The producers wish to thank all the contributors and archive interviewers and interviewees including: Matt Everitt, Dermot O'Leary, Ben Walker, Christine Boar, Anna Richards, Zane Lowe, Mark Radcliffe, John Wilson, Paul Kobrak, Mista Jam, John Harris, Felix White, Stephen Sackur, Hannah Farrell, Jolie MacKereth, Elizabeth Alker, Mark Goodier, Shaun Keaveny, Tony Visconti, Brian Cannon and Lisa Moorish.

In this week's episode Esther & Susie showcase talents even they didn't know they had. And they probably don't. Let's just say, Eminem does NOT need to worry... They discuss talent v success, and if baby is born with it or if it's maybe-learnt. Again, Eminem does not need to worry! Thankfully someone with a tangible talent is their special guest this week. Namely, musician Sam Sweeney. Sam has been described as 'one of the defining English fiddle players of his generation' (Mark Radcliffe) and this was cemented when he won Musician of the Year at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award in 2015 - his fourth time of being nominated. He is a veteran of folk juggernauts, Bellowhead, former and inaugural Artistic Director of the National Youth Folk Ensemble, a founder member of ground-breaking trio Leveret as well as a passionate and experienced educator. He has collaborated, recorded and performed with The Full English, Eliza Carthy, Martin Carthy, Jon Boden & The Remnant Kings, Fay Hield and Emily Portman as well as creating his own theatre production Made In The Great War. Sam's first two albums, The Unfinished Violin (Island Records) and Unearth Repeat (Hudson Records) were received with international acclaim. Sam is currently touring his third solo album, Escape That - tour dates. Sam's chat with the gals is wide-ranging and hugely entertaining. He tells them about joining the biggest folk band in the world aged 18, and how it feels to rock (folk) out at the Royal Albert Hall. He talks about his experiences in movies - Disney's live action 'Little Mermaid', and Richard Curtis's 'About Time'. There are some super questions from our wonderful listeners, and, as an extra treat, Sam performs live on the podcast! LTO's first live musical performance and it is magical. (Sam is available to tour when you need him, Arcade Fire - just putting that out into the universe!) With sketches, live music, surprising rapping and a joyful interview, this is an episode to savour. We hope you enjoy it!   OTHER USEFUL LINKS: SPIRO Watch - We Wish To Be Absorbed   Sign up to be an LTO Patron now at: Patreon.com/LimitedTimeOnlyPodcast LTO now has a PATREON page which means you can become an LTO Patron. Patrons get a raft of lush stuff including exclusive bonus content and access to exclusive LTO live events online and in-person. The next Patron-only LTO Live Online event is later this month! Details on Patreon! Susie & Esther are thrilled to be back in your ears. And over on Patreon too! Limited Time Only. A pick-me-up in podcast form.   Instagram @limitedtimeonlypodcast Twitter @limitedtimepod Facebook Limited Time Only Podcast Email: limitedtimepodcast@gmail.com   Music by Joel White aka Small Plates Listen to his music on Soundcloud Other sound effects from https://freesound.org

The wait is over for electronic music enthusiasts as Chris Hawkins, the voice behind BBC 6 Music's Early Breakfast show, is set to drop the latest installment of his acclaimed 'How to DJ' podcast on Friday, November 3rd. In this exciting new season, Chris is bringing listeners 8 captivating episodes, each offering an intimate exploration of the lives and careers of legendary DJs, both from the club and radio worlds. Since its inception, 'How to DJ' has earned its place as a premier platform for music aficionados having topped the Music Podcast charts in the UK. Past episodes have featured iconic figures like Fatboy Slim, Greg James, Paul Oakenfold, Mark Radcliffe, Tony Blackburn, Bob Harris, Jodie Harsh, and many more, all sharing their insights and anecdotes about their journeys in the world of DJing. This season promises to be a sonic adventure like no other, as Chris Hawkins takes a deep dive into the world of DJing with a star-studded lineup of guests, including: Groove Armada Orbital Norman Jay Dave Beer Mike Sweeney (Radio DJ) Barry Ashworth Judge Jules In each episode, Chris and his esteemed guests reflect on their careers, exploring the music that inspired them and continues to shape their creative journeys. To add a unique twist to the conversation, Chris delves into his eclectic record box, each 45rpm sleeve concealing a different question, challenging his guests with five thought-provoking queries. As a grand finale to each episode, Chris invites his guests to curate a playlist of three songs they would play if they were the DJ for the apocalypse. Talking about the new series, Chris Hawkins expressed his excitement: "I am delighted to be bringing the podcast back with such an incredible guest line up - it's going to be a banger of a series!" With 'How to DJ,' listeners are in for an unforgettable auditory experience, gaining unparalleled insight into the world of DJing and the music that drives these remarkable artists. Make sure to tune in starting Friday, November 3rd, as the 'How to DJ' podcast redefines the art of DJing one episode at a time. Episodes drop weekly on Fridays for the next 8 weeks - listen and subscribe here: podfollow.com/howtodj   How to DJ is made by Listening Dog Media. 00:00 Intro 1:07 Why become a DJ? 5:42 The art of song selection and music curation 9:57 Twisted DJ questions 13:57 How can indie artists get radio play 26:27 How to DJ Podcast   75 Chris Hawkins—How To Get Your Song On The Radio

"My favorite writers aren't up in the proverbial ivory tower, smoking a pipe full of self-congratulation, writing fancy prose that's so dense & enigmatic you don't know what the hell they're saying. My favorite writers write. Hit us in the gut, break our hearts, expand our minds. Fancy words are great if they fit. Simple words are great if they hit. I want to read. I want the title to pull me in, the story to sweep me off my feet, the ending to send my entire life in a new direction.   Mark Radcliffe is one such writer." ~ Waylon Lewis⁠   Waylon talks with the prolific Elephant Journal (etc.) author about how to be a writer—successfully—in 2023. They discuss Mark's process of writing and editing his soon-to-be book, The Wheels that Carried Us. Listen as these two authors dig into writing, editing, and the art of a (really) good title.   Mark's philosophy is to find the small kernels in our life that inspire the bigger stories: “If you can find something that almost doesn't feel like work at first, you're probably on the right path. It should be something that feels like, ‘I could talk about this forever.' That means you're the right person to write it.” ~ Mark Radcliffe Subscribers get the full conversation.

Couch Potato Theater: Pixels (2015) & Adam Sandler Movie Career Retrospective. Watch the video version of this Couch Potato Theater episode on the Fandom Podcast Network YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@FandomPodcastNetwork Welcome to Couch Potato Theater here on the Fandom Podcast Network! On Couch Potato Theater we celebrate our favorite movies! On this episode we celebrate the fan favorite Pixels (2015) & we discuss Adam Sandler and his Movie Career Retrospective.   Pixels is a 2015 science fiction comedy film directed by Chris Columbus, written by Tim Herlihy and Timothy Dowling, and produced by Columbus, Adam Sandler, Allen Covert, and Mark Radcliffe. Based on the 2010 short film of the same name by Patrick Jean, the film stars Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Michelle Monaghan, Peter Dinklage, Josh Gad, and Brian Cox. Combining computer-animated video game characters and visual effects, the film follows an alien race misinterpreting video feeds of classic arcade games as a declaration of war, resulting in their invading Earth using technology inspired by 1980s games such as Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Arkanoid, Galaga, Centipede, Donkey Kong, and Q*bert. To counter the invasion, the United States hires former arcade champions to lead the planet's defense.    Fandom Podcast Network Contact Information   - The FANDOM PODCAST NETWORK YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/c/FandomPodcastNetwork   - Master feed for all FPNet Audio Podcasts: http://fpnet.podbean.com/   - Couch Potato Theater Audio Podcast Master Feed:  https://fpnet.podbean.com/category/couch-potato-theater   - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fandompodcastnetwork   - Email: fandompodcastnetwork@gmail.com - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fandompodcastnetwork/ - Twitter: @fanpodnetwork / https://twitter.com/fanpodnetwork   - Tee Public Fandom Podcast Network Store:  https://www.teepublic.com/stores/fandom-podcast-network

Described by The Observer as ‘a highly individual singer-songwriter', Maz O'Connor is a truly unique artist. Known for her haunting, emotive vocals and her poetic lyricism, her songs are most often short stories inspired by her love of literature, folklore and mythology. Her Irish roots, she suspects, inform her love of darker tales—those of heartbreak, longing and loss. She wrote her first song aged four, whilst making a ‘radio show' with a cassette player and her older brothers, and grew up singing old folk songs in her local Cumbrian venues. As a teenager, the songs of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell inspired her to learn the guitar, and listening to Regina Spektor inspired her to write her first songs on piano. Winning a BBC Performing Arts Fund Fellowship in 2014 (once won by Adele) brought Maz to wider attention, and later that year she was nominated for a BBC Folk Award for her first album, ‘This Willowed Light'. Maz has since released 3 further albums, toured the U.K., Europe and Eastern Canada, played live sessions on BBC Radio 2 and 3, and appeared at major U.K. festivals, including Glastonbury. Her latest album, 'What I Wanted', was co-written and co-produced with composer Will Gardner and released in May 2022. It's an ambitious song-cycle set in the city at night and explores themes of anxiety, capitalism, sexuality, spirituality, and the search for connection in an age of consumerism. 'What I Wanted' has been widely praised, and called ‘an excellent thing' by Mark Radcliffe of BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio 2. ‘I'm interested in connection,' she says, ‘that's what music is to me. Creating a moment between myself and an audience member, a moment that's intimate and real. I'm always seeking that.' The Wife of Michael Cleary   The Wife of Michael Cleary is a new folk musical inspired by the true story of Bridget Cleary. Bridget was a talented dressmaker from Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who in 1895 was burned to death by her husband and family because they believed her to be a fairy changeling. She was 26 years old. A trial ensued shortly afterwards and the story was widely covered in the press in Ireland and Great Britain. It has previously served as inspiration for music and literature, but this is the first time the story has been addressed in musical theatre. The Wife of Michael Cleary explores faith and superstition at a decisive moment in Irish history, whilst also shining a light on the pressing contemporary issue of violence against women. https://mazoconnor.com/

Formed in Oxford in 2019 Jody And The Jerms released their third full-length album called "Wonder" via JATJ Records. Prior to Wonder, they released Flicker in 2022 and Deeper from 2020. "Wonder," a collection of 12 tracks is produced, mixed and mastered by RIDE frontman Mark Gardener . Loaded with a healthy dose of melodic chrystallised indie pop that is heartfelt and honest, they present endearing jangle-pop songs that are both evocative and relatable.Championed by the late Janice Long at BBC, among others, Jody and the Jerms is Jody Jeger (vocals) and Niall Jeger (guitars and vocals) with other band members coming from The Anyways, who have graced the pages of NME, played with Radiohead and Supergrass and were featured on Mark Radcliffe at BBC Radio 2. As a summer surprise for the world, they just released a new single called "Liberation" also produced by Mark Gardener. https://jodyandthejerms.comhttps://jodyandthejerms.bandcamp.com

Today's entertaining episode of Electronically Yours features one of the UK's most loved and respected radio DJs and authors, Stuart Maconie. His sharp wit, love of outsider music and friendly and engaging northern style has made him into a national treasure. Stuart's TV and radio shows include Radio 6's weekend breakfast show with Mark Radcliffe, and my favourite, Freak Zone. He is also a prolific author, contemporary culture commentator and journalist, and his books regularly appear in best-seller lists. Ladies and gentlemen, the fascinating and hilarious Stuart Maconie... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyour

BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music presenter Mark Radcliffe speaks to Headliner about the new look 6 Music Festival, why it is ending its roadshow model to return permanently to Manchester, and more.

Lissy Taylor is a rising British artist with an addictive indie sound for fans of HAIM, Phoebe Bridgers, Sam Fender and Wolf Alice. Originally from Stoke-On-Trent, Lissy moved to the USA in 2015 where she began songwriting and performing. Returning to Manchester UK in 2017 to study at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute (BIMM) graduating with a first-class honours degree in Songwriting in 2020. ​Lissy has already had the BBC Introducing Record of The Week at BBC Stoke three times in a row so far in 2022. Lissy's accolades include being shortlisted for Radio 1's Live Lounge, premiere with CLASH Magazine, plays on BBC Radio 2, Radio X and X-POSURE Playlist. Record of the week with XS Manchester, multiple Records of the week BBC Introducing Stoke, top 40 and C Playlist on Amazing Radio and support and plays from Paul Gallagher (Islington Radio), Skin Skunk Anansie (Absolute Radio). Lissy made her debut Sky TV' appearance in 2021, performing a live set on Live from the Edge' Ep10 presented by Mark Radcliffe and completed her first UK headline tour later that year, which included London's iconic music venue The Water Rats. These shows paved the way for Lissy to be named as one of This Feelings Big in 2022 and BBC Introducing Midlands Next Big Thing. Lissy comes to talk to Graham Coath about her music!

This month, we go sea swimming with Brighton based writers Josie Lloyd and Mark Radcliffe, and we speak to the author of this month's book club book IF THEY KNEW, Sophie Flynn.  We also give you a curated preview of literary events in this year's Brighton Fringe Festival which runs through May. Our next book club book is DAZZLING by Sussex-based Chikodili Emelum.  Please rate, review and subscribe! You can contact us via email at btnbookclub@gmail.com and on Instagram at @btnbookclub.

In this bonus episode, Chris looks back at some of his favourite How to DJ moments from the past year. You'll hear part of his conversations with the likes of Paul Oakenfold, Greg James, Mark Radcliffe and Emma B. How to DJ is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In todays episode of Moments That Rock former label boss at IRS Records, now at Marshal Amplifiers  Steve Tannett shares stories about working with the legendary Miles Copeland together with first hearing and signing both The Alarm and REM. In the the second half we see the return of Moments That Rock's serial storyteller, BBC's Mark Radcliffe who shares his experience of meeting and interviewing 'The Boss' otherwise know as Mr Bruce Springsteen.......proving once more that 'We don't remember days, we remember moments.'

My guests this week - very special guests in fact - are DJ Paul Langley and radio DJ, author and broadcaster, Mark Radcliffe. This dynamic due make glorious electronic music under the guise, UNE We discuss, among other things, the making of their third album 'Deux',  live shows, David Bowie and the delights of the Scotch egg onion bhaji. YES, this really is thing! UNE are heading out on a UK tour next year with Turin Brakes.   For the full list of dates, visit https://www.unemusic.com

The 'Can't Be Evil' licenses are a set of six NFT licenses developed by lawyers and operators in web 3 - each license grants “different sets of rights with different degrees of permissiveness”. The licenses have been deployed on Arweave (a decentralized storage, similar to IPFS) and can be directly linked on-chain by smart contracts. The licenses are available on the a16z website (document containing the six licenses) or a16z's repository on Github. Miles Jennings and Chris Dixon published an introduction with background on the licenses that is also available on the a16z website. Miles Jennings (@milesjennings) is general counsel and head of decentralization at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) crypto, where he advises the firm's portfolio companies and DAOs on decentralization and protocol design, oversees the firm's investments, and works on regulatory and policy matters. You can find Miles' conversation with Laura Shin here. Mark Radcliffe (@markfradcliffe) is senior partner at DLA Piper, where he assists companies in strategic intellectual property advice and venture financing. Mark has worked in Silicon Valley for 30+ years and has significant experience in applying the law to the issues raised by new technologies, such as open source software, blockchain, and domain names. In 1994, he assisted Network Solutions, Inc. in developing the first domain dispute resolution system - which is still the basis for the system in use today. The link to the recording of Mark's NFT webinar is here: Non-Fungible Tokens: Technology and Legal Overview | Events | DLA Piper Global Law Firm. Ghaith Mahmood (@GhaithMahmoodLW) is a partner in the Los Angeles office of the law firm Latham & Watkins LLP, and a leader in the firm's Digital Assets and Web3 practice group, and also of the firm's Video Games and Esports group. Ghaith advises clients on all aspects of intellectual property and technology transactions, from developing, licensing, and commercializing IP assets, to advising on the IP aspects of strategic transactions. In the blockchain space, he has particular expertise advising NFT projects of all shapes and sizes, from some of the biggest NFT platforms and marketplaces in the world, to individual NFT projects trying to figure out what rights and utility to grant to their NFT holders. Show highlights: [3:00] Why draft these licenses? [13:30] What projects should use these licenses [16:00] How NFT projects can incorporate the licenses [21:00] Lawful ownership [26:00] Terminating sublicenses [34:00] Notice [39:00] Hard forks [45:40] Fractionalizing & much more. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review. You can subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on the latest episodes. Disclaimer: Jacob Robinson and his guests are not your lawyer. Nothing herein or mentioned on the Law of Code podcast should be construed as legal advice. The material published is intended for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. Please seek the advice of counsel, and do not apply any of the generalized material to your individual facts or circumstances without speaking to an attorney.

In this final episode of this series, Chris Hawkins catches up with legendary radio and club DJ Dave Pearce. Dave has been at the forefront of dance music from his earliest days on GLR and Kiss through to Radio 1 pioneering new dance shows and he's still filling the clubs wherever he plays. A huge music fan, his stories encapsulate the passion, skills and energy it requires to be a DJ that always makes it ‘go right off'! From club to radio and every other music DJ in between; Chris Hawkins warms up his guests before asking them to pick a set of 5 questions from a box of 45 and there's always an apocalyptic set closer too! In Series 4 Chris lines up eight more episodes of life stories & experiences, tips & techniques, to find out just how the minds of much-loved DJs work. Guests in this series have included Fatboy Slim, Mark Radcliffe, and DJ Paulette. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's exceptional Electronically Yours episode features national broadcasting treasure and electronic musician Mark Radcliffe. His BBC shows Mark and Lard, and Radcliffe and Maconie have been part of the UK's cultural fabric for decades, and his knowledge of music is second to none. His band UNE is performing regularly, and he continues to inspire and entertain in equal measure. Ladies and gentlemen- the man behind the mic - Mark Radcliffe... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

In this episode, DJ and Broadcaster Mark Radcliffe speaks to Chris Hawkins about his esteemed career in the radio industry. From his early days as producer at Manchester's Piccadilly Radio, through the highs and lows and then highs again at BBC Radio 1 to his time now at 6 Music and Radio 2; Mark's story is a fascinating deep dive into the mind of a music obsessive that informs his talent as a much regarded broadcaster. And if you've ever wondered whether Mark & Lard will work together again then it's all here! From club to radio and every other music DJ in between; Chris Hawkins warms up his guests before asking them to pick a set of 5 questions from a box of 45. In Series 4 Chris lines up eight more episodes of life stories & experiences, tips & techniques, to find out just how the minds of much-loved DJs work. Guests to come include Mark Rae, Lauren Layfield, Scroobius Pip, Dave Berry & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello and welcome to episode 139 of the ACPG podcast. In this week's episode Ben is on another tour bus, outside the Newcastle Academy, in 2019. This time with Shauna of the band Rews. This was recorded pre-covid and is the last of two to go from that time. Shauna and Ben spoke about band line ups, music retreats, balance, and so much more. This episode closes a loop from episode two with Mark Radcliffe were Mark turned us on to Rews. We hope you enjoy. See you in two weeks for our last pre-covid conversation. This time with Russell Lissack from Bloc Party and Novacub.

Hello and welcome to episode 139 of the ACPG podcast. In this week's episode Ben is on another tour bus, outside the Newcastle Academy, in 2019. This time with Shauna of the band Rews. This was recorded pre-covid and is the last of two to go from that time. Shauna and Ben spoke about band line ups, music retreats, balance, and so much more. This episode closes a loop from episode two with Mark Radcliffe were Mark turned us on to Rews. We hope you enjoy. See you in two weeks for our last pre-covid conversation. This time with Russell Lissack from Bloc Party and Novacub.

In this episode, one of the original Superstar DJs, Norman Cook AKA Fatboy Slim details his amazing journey from wanting to be a pop star at the age of eight, to being an actual pop star, before becoming one of the most successful club DJs on the planet. What started as a hobby, became playing weddings … then clubs where he had to make his own music to fill out his sets and then before long he was playing to record breaking 250,000 people in his adopted home town of Brighton. It's a fascinating tale of what it takes to build a career from a total immersive passion in music to even having a ‘specialist' toy named after you! From club to radio and every other music DJ in between; Chris Hawkins warms up his guests before asking them to pick a set of 5 questions from a box of 45. In Series 4 Chris lines up eight more episodes of life stories & experiences, tips & techniques, to find out just how the minds of much-loved DJs work. Guests to come include Mark Radcliffe, Mark Rae, Lauren Layfield, Scroobius Pip, Dave Berry & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We did it! Jeff, Josh and Eathan, along with the huge of Rockstar team members they assembled, just pulled off a stellar inaugural NFT LA event featuring the crème de la crème of Web 3, and leveraging the vibrant entertainment scene of Los Angeles. This episode is one of a series featuring content from the NFT LA event, March 28-31, 2022. Today's session is one of a handful featuring impromptu convention hall interviews that our good friend Shira Lazar put together. We've organized them into tracks, similar to the content tracks we organized for NFT LA talks and panels. Today's track: Sports, Entertainment, Music, Art and Fashion. Enjoy!

We did it! Jeff, Josh and Eathan, along with the huge of Rockstar team members they assembled, just pulled off a stellar inaugural NFT LA event featuring the crème de la crème of Web 3, and leveraging the vibrant entertainment scene of Los Angeles. This episode is one of a series featuring content from the NFT LA event, March 28-31, 2022. Today's session is one of a handful featuring impromptu convention hall interviews that our good friend Shira Lazar put together. We've organized them into tracks, similar to the content tracks we organized for NFT LA talks and panels. Today's track: Sports, Entertainment, Music, Art and Fashion. Enjoy!More from Edge of NFT:

Former UK Head of Virgin Records Jon Webster and BBC veteran broadcaster Mark Radcliffe share some great stories ranging from creating The Mercury Music Prize to the most successful compilation album series ever, 'Now that's what I call Music.' Mark shares his moments about meeting George Harrison and Kate Bush. And there's more...

Former UK Head of Virgin Records Jon Webster and BBC veteran broadcaster Mark Radcliffe share some great stories ranging from creating The Mercury Music Prize to the most successful compilation album series ever, 'Now that's what I call Music.' Mark shares his moments about meeting George Harrison and Kate Bush. And there's more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former UK Head of Virgin Records Jon Webster and BBC veteran broadcaster Mark Radcliffe share some great stories ranging from creating The Mercury Music Prize to the most successful compilation album series ever, 'Now that's what I call Music.' Mark shares his moments about meeting George Harrison and Kate Bush. And there's more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former UK Head of Virgin Records Jon Webster and BBC veteran broadcaster Mark Radcliffe share some great stories ranging from creating The Mercury Music Prize to the most successful compilation album series ever, 'Now that's what I call Music.' Mark shares his moments about meeting George Harrison and Kate Bush. And there's more...

In this episode I delve behind the scenes of the third tale in the Harry Potter universe. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is a 2004 fantasy film directed by Alfonso Cuarón and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, based on J. K. Rowling's 1999 novel of the same name. Produced by Chris Columbus, David Heyman, and Mark Radcliffe and written by Steve Kloves, it is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and the third instalment in the Harry Potter film series. The film stars Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter, with Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley, and Emma Watson as Hermione Granger. The film follows Harry's third year at Hogwarts and his quest to uncover the truth about his past, including the connection recently-escaped Azkaban prisoner Sirius Black has to Harry and his late parents. With Prisoner of Azkaban, production of the Harry Potter films switched to an eighteen-month cycle. Cuarón was selected as director from a shortlist that included Callie Khouri and Kenneth Branagh If you want to find out more about me click here: https://linktr.ee/W.A.Blinko --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wayne-blinko/message

Broadcaster and musician Mark Radcliffe takes his friend and bandmate Paul Langley to the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester, where they explore how the ‘rainy city' has been a place of ideas and invention through time. As they take a deep dive into an exhibition about one of Manchester's most famous outputs, Factory Records, they discuss how the iconic record label is intertwined with the city's industrial heritage and a long history of creative thinkers, scientists and innovators. Notes: The exhibition Use Hearing Protection: The Early Years of Factory Records is at the Science and Industry Museum, Manchester, until 3 January 2022. This recording features two tracks by Mark and Paul's band UNE, Folie and Waldeinsamkeit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to episode 113 of ACPG Podcast. This week we invite back podcast regulars and podcast friends Mark Radcliffe and Paul Langley, also known as UNE. Mark has been on the show two times talking radio and Paul has been on talking about being a tour manager and music photographer. However this time, we are speaking about the release of UNE's second and third album out in August and November respectfully.  We talk over zoom about the making of the second album and how lockdown and the pandemic produced the time and space for the third album. As ever it is always a pleasure to talk to Mark and Paul, thank you to both of them, again, as ever.

Hello and welcome to episode 113 of ACPG Podcast. This week we invite back podcast regulars and podcast friends Mark Radcliffe and Paul Langley, also known as UNE. Mark has been on the show two times talking radio and Paul has been on talking about being a tour manager and music photographer. However this time, we are speaking about the release of UNE's second and third album out in August and November respectfully.  We talk over zoom about the making of the second album and how lockdown and the pandemic produced the time and space for the third album. As ever it is always a pleasure to talk to Mark and Paul, thank you to both of them, again, as ever.

BBC Broadcaster Mark Radcliffe shares the time he saw U2 for the first time in Manchester England in October 1980 and shares his memoriesPart of Pantheon Podcasts

BBC Broadcaster Mark Radcliffe shares the time he saw U2 for the first time in Manchester England in October 1980 and shares his memories Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BBC Broadcaster Mark Radcliffe shares the time he saw U2 for the first time in Manchester England in October 1980 and shares his memoriesPart of Pantheon Podcasts

BBC Broadcaster Mark Radcliffe shares the time he saw U2 for the first time in Manchester England in October 1980 and shares his memories Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Insider Insights with Music TV producer Malcolm Gerrie while Mark Radcliffe talk to Morrisey back in the early 80's

Insider Insights with Music TV producer Malcolm Gerrie while Mark Radcliffe talk to Morrisey back in the early 80's

Mark Radcliffe, Ray Cooper and Peter Hook with a look at what lies ahead for the music industryPart of Pantheon Podcasts

Mark Radcliffe, Ray Cooper and Peter Hook with a look at what lies ahead for the music industryPart of Pantheon Podcasts

Part 2 of a 1980's interview with The Cramps together with Mark Radcliffe from the BBC

We plunder the archives to bring you Part 1 of an interview with Steve Winwood and we talk to former Island Records Press Officer Neil Storey who recounts the first time he was introduced to U2. The Cramps and BBC's Mark Radcliffe share some great stories from the heyday in music.We plunder the archives with 'Way Back Then' to hear a 1986 interview with The Cramps. There's Insider Insights from the UK's coolest broadcaster, BBC's Mark Radcliffe and then more storytelling with 'A Manc and a Yank.'Keep it real, let it rock!Keep it cool and let it roll!Get loads more at www.tonymichaelides.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/tonymichaelidesusaTwitter: tonymichaelides@tmengineProud part of Pantheon Podcasts

We plunder the archives to bring you Part 1 of an interview with Steve Winwood and we talk to former Island Records Press Officer Neil Storey who recounts the first time he was introduced to U2. The Cramps and BBC's Mark Radcliffe share some great stories from the heyday in music.We plunder the archives with 'Way Back Then' to hear a 1986 interview with The Cramps. There's Insider Insights from the UK's coolest broadcaster, BBC's Mark Radcliffe and then more storytelling with 'A Manc and a Yank.'Keep it real, let it rock!Keep it cool and let it roll!Get loads more at www.tonymichaelides.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/tonymichaelidesusaTwitter: tonymichaelides@tmengineProud part of Pantheon Podcasts

The Cramps and BBC's Mark Radcliffe share some great stories from the heyday in music.We plunder the archives with 'Way Back Then' to hear a 1986 interview with The Cramps. There's Insider Insights from the UK's coolest broadcaster, BBC's Mark Radcliffe and then more storytelling with 'A Manc and a Yank.'Keep it real, let it rock!Keep it cool and let it roll!Get loads more at www.tonymichaelides.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/tonymichaelidesusaTwitter: tonymichaelides@tmengineProud part of Pantheon Podcasts

Broadcaster, television presenter and author Mark Radcliffe shares stories about his interviews with Kate Bush, George Harrison ... and how he got to know David Bowie !

Mark Radcliffe in for Lauren Laverne this week. Steve Coogan drops by to chat about his brand new film Greed, directed by frequent collaborator Michael Winterbottom, and Elisabeth Moss joins us to talk about her new film, The Invisible Man. In the Maths of Life with Dr Hannah Fry, we get into the end of the universe. In This Week's Watchlist with Rhianna Dhillon she give us her viewing picks from latest adaptation of the Jane Austen classic, Emma, To the new series of The Split on BBC One.

Chrissie Hynde chats to Mark Radcliffe about her new album ‘Valve Bone Woe'. Plus Rhianna Dhillon reviews channel 4's Female Led Anthology series 'I Am… Nicola, Kirsty, Hannah', the new Horrible Histories movie and 'Typewriter' on Netflix. Finally, Dr Hannah Fry explains weather forecasting and the story of mathematician Ramanujan, who inspired 'Good Will Hunting'.

Mark talks about his years as a DJ at BBC Radio 1