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In this episode of The Fred Minnick Show presented by BAXUS, Fred is joined by pop country singer Danielle Bradbery. Bradbery got her start when she won Season 4 of NBC show "The Voice" back in 2013, which propelled her into a recording and performing career. She has since released three albums, including 2024's Danielle. She also has released numerous singles and collaborated with artists such as Zac Brown and Jordan Davis. During this interview, Fred and Danielle discuss drinking whiskey on the road, songwriting, handling fame, strong women, mental health, belt buckles and more -- all while they taste Michter's US-1, Woodinville, Barrell Bourbon Batch 36, 1991 Martin Mills, Hakushu Single Malt 18-Year and Obtanium 28-Year-Old Canadian Whiskey. SHOW SPONSORS BAXUS: https://baxus.co/?utm_source=FredMinnick.com&utm_medium=FredMinnick.com&utm_campaign=FredMinnick.com CR Citrus: https://crcitrus.com Official Glassware of The Fred Minnick Show, Viski: https://viski.com/discount/FRED20 Luxco: https://www.luxco.com Michter's: https://michters.com Woodinville: https://woodinvillewhiskeyco.com The American Spirits Council of Tasters: https://ascotawards.com Use Promo code FRED20 for 20% off the Viski glassware featured in this episode (& everything else!) RAYE Whiskey Tasting Glasses https://viski.com/products/4290?_pos=1&_psq=raye+whiskey&_ss=e&_v=1.0 GATSBY Tumblers https://viski.com/products/7948?_pos=2&_sid=6300df258&_ss=r RESERVE BRUNO Crystal Cocktail Glasses https://viski.com/products/11208?_pos=1&_psq=reserve+bruno&_ss=e&_v=1.0 Join Fred's Whiskey Club: https://www.patreon.com/FredMinnick Subscribe to Fred Minnick's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jg?view_as=subscriber Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 187 On this week's podtastic show, your hosts Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart talk about these important music business stories: "Over 38% Of Music On TikTok Is ‘Modified', Says Study That Analyzed 100 Million Audio Tracks On The Platform" (Music Business Worldwide); "The Truth About Ticket Prices" (Live Nation); "The Music Industry's Over-Reliance On TikTok Shows How Lazy It Has Become" (The Guardian). Plus audio drops with Martin Mills from Merlin, and Allison Hagendorf from The Allison Hagendorf Show! Subscriboe to the newsletter! YourMorning.Coffee

Today on another encore edition of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking with Daisy Torme and James Torme, the children of singer/musician Mel Torme actress Janette Scott. This episode was a true pleasure to record as not only were there terrific Mel & Janette stories but also some great stories about out host, Josh's dad as well. You see Mel and Martin Mills were buddies from as far back as the fifties who were runnin' young guns in the entertainment business in New York during the Eisenhower administration. They formed strong bonds in their youth and it extended into old age…with some more-than-occasional bouts of silence for some misperceived slight or two. In a sense, our conversation was a familial one as it felt like the next generation was reliving their parents together with stories about everything from photography to chocolate, from childish pranks to hanging with Buddy Rich and Sammy Davis Jr and much more. We talk “The Christmas Song”, Mountain Dew, Night Court & even a little known movie of Mel's “Challenge to Survive” with William Shatner. What began as a Twitter message to Daisy became a lunch, then another lunch and soon it became a full-blown Rarified Heir Podcast episode. So take a moment, set your internal clock back and let's take listen to Daisy and James Torme talk about their father, The Velvet Fog, Mel Torme. Lucky for you that this is only part one! Part two is next week! Everyone has a story.

Tune into our final Cannafest Trimmings with Martin Mills, the Creator of Cannastock!CannastockNY.com

#erniekovacs #TVcomedy #Hollywood #EdieAdams #realconversations CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN WE THE SPECIES Now!!!  JOSHUA MILLS; ‘Ernie in Kovacsland;' Co-Curator, Runs estates of Ernie Kovacs (original TV genius), Edie Adams, Martin Mills Photography; Host of ‘Rarified Heir'(children of celebrities); LIVE from LA https://www.youtube.com/c/ConversationswithCalvinWetheSpecIEs 245 Interviews. GLOBAL Reach. Earth Life. Amazing People.  PLEASE SUBSCRIBE and join the other 4100 Subscribers. (You can find almost any subject, even AI) ** JOSHUA MILLS; ‘Ernie in Kovacsland;' Co-Curator, Runs estates of Ernie Kovacs (original TV genius), Edie Adams, Martin Mills Photography; Host of ‘Rarified Heir'(children of celebrities); LIVE from LA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_8m-uVTlKU&t=5s “Getting a chance to interview Josh Mills was in the ‘magical' classification. The son of Edie Adams (originally married to Ernie Kovacs, who revolutionized 1950's television comedy) Josh, is a fixture in Hollywood, interviewing the children of celebrities on his podcast ‘Rarified Heir.' He is introspective, funny, brilliant, and replete with so many stories like hanging out with Clint Eastwood, watching TV, when he was a kid. ALL in our interview. Importantly his very special, creative, unique and essential (especially if you like TV etc.) book, just released on Amazon. (A purist coffee table book), “Ernie in Kovacsland: Writings, Drawings, and Photographs from Television's Original Genius”  Calvin ** CONTACTS: www.edieadams.com/ https://rarifiedheirpodcast.com www.erniekovacs.com fantagraphics.com www.martinmillsphotography.com itsalivemedia.com fantagraphics.com ERNIE IN KOVACSLAND(book) Amazon: amzn.to/45xfgu5 ** BIO: It's Alive! Media was founded by Josh Mills in 2002. We are a boutique public relations company with a concentration in music, music-related films and technology publicity specializing in both consumer entertainment PR as well as corporate communications. Since 2008, It's Alive! Media has worked hand in hand with Ediad Productions handing the estates of groundbreaking comedian Ernie Kovacs, entertainer Edie Adams and photographer Martin Mills. It's Alive! Media provides its clients with a wide variety of PR and marketing services. This includes the creation and servicing of corporate and consumer press releases, full-service press campaigns involving some or all of the following: national press, tour press, trade & industry press and electronic  & mass media press. Primary genres for consumer press include: Indie, Rock, Punk, Alternative, Pop, Industrial, World Music, Gothic, Kids and Electronic music. We specialize in high-profile reissues, new releases and local/indie bands for tour press, regional & national campaigns. Josh Mills has worked in public relations since 1996. He has worked for a variety of independent and corporate companies including independent label World Domination Recordings, national live music venue House of Blues and digital music distributor Liquid Audio. Additionally, he has consulted for Ark21 Records, Motormouth Media, Transistor Recordings and Liquid Digital Media. His experience in the music industry has run the gamut from consumer press, live music/venue press to music technology corporate/business press. ** WE ARE ALSO ON AUDIO AUDIO “Conversations with Calvin; WE the SpecIEs” ANCHOR https://lnkd.in/g4jcUPq SPOTIFY https://lnkd.in/ghuMFeC APPLE PODCASTS BREAKER https://lnkd.in/g62StzJ GOOGLE PODCASTS https://lnkd.in/gpd3XfM POCKET CASTS https://pca.st/bmjmzait RADIO PUBLIC https://lnkd.in/gxueFZw edits by Claudine Smith- Email: casproductions01@gmail.com

Recorded on a porch in Woodstock, NY. On a rainy afternoon. High on life... and "Strawberries & Cream". Martin Mills gives an abridged account of his diverse cannabis journey. Check out Cannastock on Sat, May 13 in Poughkeepsie, NY. Tickets here: https://www.cannastockny.com/buy-tickets You can also listen to him sharing cannabis-related news and views at radiowoodstock.com (also livestreaming on iHeart Radio). Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timetravelingstoned/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timetravelingstoned/support

Today on the 100th episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we talk to…wait a minute, we talk to Josh Mills? That's right, we've flipped the script! Because this is a milestone for us, having launched during Covid and posting a new episode for 100 weeks in a row, we decided to do something to celebrate. Something different. Our amazing and talented friend Daisy Torme took the time out of her busy schedule to guest host this 100th episode today and interview our regular host Josh Mills in a Freaky Friday moment no one saw coming. So Daisy is our host and Josh is our guest. Hmnnnn…. Daisy was the perfect person to take over the episode as they have had a familial connection that goes back decades. Josh's dad Marty Mills and Daisy's dad Mel Torme were friends from the early 50s in New York and while there were rough patches, Marty, Mel, Buddy Rich and Sammy Davis Jr. had a unique, irreverent, competitive, fraternal bond that we spoke about in episode 68. So Daisy was the perfect choice to do this because as the Buddy Rich & Mel Torme album title goes, we're Together Again for the First Time. We talk about Josh's years growing up the child of a celebrity with his mother, entertainer Edie Adams, professional photographer Martin Mills & running the estate of Edie's first husband Ernie Kovacs. Along the way, we touch on Mills Music, an iconic music publishing company run by Josh's grandfather Jack Mills, Mia Kovacs, Josh's sister, the mob, Edie's love of comedians & musicians, Marty's ship to shore mobile phone, Maury Wills, Italian food, Peter Sellers, Eddie Fisher, Edie's nightclub act and John Kenley, a name you will look up during the podcast, we are sure. But before we begin the episode, we have to thank our former producer/engineer Erik Paparazzi for his help in getting this off the ground in the early days and to Jason Klamm, who was the first one to sign on to the podcast as co-host back in 2020 when this wasn't even close to reality and to Jamie Harley (that's me) for all his help, patience and effort in making this podcast last 100 episode. His commitment to this podcast is unparalleled and quite literally, we never would have gotten to 100 episode without him. We also owe a huge thank you to Daisy for her time, effort, interest, kindness, research and help in making this 100th episode a reality. But most importantly, we want to thank you, the listeners, for commenting on social media, for emailing us ideas and suggestions and generally, letting us know that all this is worth it. Some new things are happening with the podcast – we've launched our Patreon page today so if you feel like what we are doing is worthy, let us know and feel free to send along a little something as a one-time pledge, a monthly pledge or just provide more an encouragement. While this podcast is a labor of love, we hope to make it even better over the next 100 episodes. And with that…we bring you Daisy and Josh, the podcast centennial

Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking to family. Our guests this week are Daisy Torme and James Torme, the children of legendary singer (and musician and songwriter and arranger and author et all) Mel Torme, aka The Velvet Fog.) This is a special episode because of how it began – with a message over Twitter that reconnected our host Josh Mills with Daisy and James after losing touch a long time ago. You see, Josh's dad, music publisher and later photographer Martin Mills was one quarter of a four-headed hydra of best friends that included Mel Torme, perhaps the greatest drummer of all-time, Buddy Rich and iconic entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. They were four friends who lived life in the fast lane after the end of WWII in New York and then in Los Angeles when each was breaking big in their field. In fact, you can read all about it in the Sammy Davis Jr. biography Yes I can. This is the first of a two part episode because frankly, we talked a lot. It had been a long time. We talked about Mel's roots on the South Side of Chicago, his love of movies, the story behind writing one of the biggest holiday tunes of all-time “The Christmas Song,” his Mountain Dew commercials in the 80s, how he missed out on a secret code name, a little-known TV movie produced by William Shatner called “Challenge to Survive” with Mel as a mountain man, Mel and the Mel-Tones and much more. It's a lot of silly, fun, outrageous talk on part one of our conversation with Daisy Torme and James Torme and it's all right here on the Rarified Heir Podcast.  

February 21st 2022: Belmont Banter Episode 94: MARTIN MILLS Official podcast of Whitstable Town F.C. Martin, one of very few players who was rewarded with a testimonial by Whitstable Town, he played almost his whole career at Whitstable. Now a coach of WTFC Reserves; Martin Mills has some great stories to tell about many local players and managers over the last 30-40 years or so. His stand out player in local football was Ernie Batten, chairman of Sheppey United when asked about his choice Martin's reply was because of the way he read the game, he had so much time on the ball and scanned the game looking at the whole 'picture'… it's another great listen from Belmont Banter Can't Find Belmont Banter?  It's the Podcast they are all talking about We are on… YouTube, Twitter, Audible, Apple Podcast and Apple Play, Podbean, Facebook, Amazon Alexa, Google Podcast, Player FM, Siri, Spotify, Twitter and Listen Notes and other media outlets… just search ‘belmont banter podcast' Belmont Banter Podcast where each week we chat to local Kent Football payers, Managers and others from the not so distant past about their time in local football. With nearly 100 episodes so far; if you have played, or supported almost any team in the South East then chances are we will have chatted to a player that you know, check it out. It's a great listen... PLEASE CONTCT US if you have the details of a player, or manager who you think we should feature on Belmont Banter PODCAST questionswtfc@mail.com

The U.S government pays to dump millions of gallons of milk down the drain every year. Worse, the drink is foisted upon our school children, most of whom experience digestive issues and resultant academic hindrances if they consume it. All the while, diary cows face lives of suffering and exploitation that exceeds even those experienced by beef cattle. In this shocking episode, Dr. Martin Mills and Olympic cyclist Dottsie Bausch join Animal Wellness Action to discuss this terrible waste of tax dollars, the systemic racism in the school lunch program and the cruelty among our bovine friends. Also explored are the myriad benefits of eschewing dairy in our diets. Wayne Pacelle and Marty Irby from Animal Wellness Action join host Joseph Grove.   Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com); License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Mondo Hollywood celebrates the career of Edie Adams with her son Josh Mills, host of the www.rarifiedheirpodcast.com and caretaker of www.edieadams.com and www.erniekovacs.comJoin us for great music, and stories about classic showbiz legends including Lucy and Desi, Jack Lemmon, Water Matthau, Sid Caesar and more! With bonus material about Edie's involvement and Sid and Marty Kroft's bizarre 1965 puppet musical Les Poupees de Paris, Harlan Ellison's rant at a screening of 1966's infamous box office bomb The Oscar and how being stranded in Italy during the filming of 1967's The Honey Pot directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz led his father, agent Martin Mills, into a second career as a photographer.

Country music artist and Urban Cowboy legend Mickey Gilley joins Nancy to discuss his music journey, famous relatives Jerry Lee Lewis and Jimmy Swaggart, the bar and film that influenced his career, mechanical bulls, flying planes, his television career, and chart-topping success (1:10). In the second segment, Nancy talks with Josh Mills and Jason Klamm about the new podcast Rarified Heir featuring grown children of celebrities, Mills’ experience of growing up with celebrity parents Edie Adams and Martin Mills, and Edie’s first husband comedian Ernie Kovacs. (32:54). Like and follow Entertaining Insights Facebook Page. Discover more Mickey Gilley music. Find out more about Josh Mills and Jason Klamm, Edie Adams, Martin Mills, and Ernie Kovacs. Check out the Comedy on Vinyl podcast. Visit Nancy’s website. Take a humor break and find out more about our sponsor  HumorOutcasts.com (1:00, 32:45).

How can University research contribute to radical changemaking in education? Listen in to this episode for an audience led discussion on how academic research can fuel the movement for liberated learning and social justice in education, with past and present academics and activists Max Hope, Martin Mills and Freya Aquarone. Max has a passion and energy for transforming the education system. The first fifteen years of her professional life were spent in the community and voluntary sector, largely working with socially excluded and disadvantaged young people who were disengaged from education. Her frustration and anger at the way that they had been failed by the system led her to becoming a university academic at the University of Hull, undertaking research about inclusive education, equalities, freedom, democracy and social justice. Her recent book, Reclaiming Freedom in Education (Routledge) was published in 2018. She is the Chair of Trustees at Phoenix Education and defines herself as an academic, a facilitator, an educator, a researcher, an activist, and a writer. Martin is a former high school teacher, and Professor and the Director of the Centre for Teachers and Teaching Research at the Institute of Education, UCL. He is committed to struggles seeking to create a socially just education system – and a more socially just world. Recent books include Re-engaging young people in education: learning from alternative schools (2014); Reimagining schooling for education (2017); Alternative education: International perspectives on policy and practice (2018); and Autonomy, accountability and social justice: stories of English schooling (2019). He grew up in England, but has spent most of his life living in Australia. they attended mainstream primary schools until the age of 10, and then spent two years at Summerhill (the radical democratic school in Suffolk founded by A.S. Neill) where they spent a lot of time climbing trees, being in plays, and doing algebra. Freya has worked in a number of educational contexts including a Pupil Referral Unit, democratic schools, and residential camps. They are currently doing an ESRC-funded PhD at King's College London which focuses on participatory democracy in schools and its significance for social justice, particularly for marginalised students. Freya also teaches on the BA Social Science programme at King's, which is run along quasi-democratic lines. Samira is a university student studying the BA Social Sciences programme at King's College London. Within the course she has been a facilitator for the Course Community Meetings (quasi-democratic meetings which students and staff use to discuss issues and make decisions about the programme). She has an interest towards inequalities within the education system and higher-education, particularly with reference to race and class. Samira has been working with Freya on a research project reviewing the Social Sciences programme at King's and how it is committed in trying to create social change and justice within the university landscape and beyond and the challenges faced when attempting to do so. Samira attended a comprehensive non-selective state school throughout her education, finding navigating her way through the education system to be difficult. She is therefore passionate about shifting the existing education paradigm. The discussion is hosted by Rowan Salim, programs lead at Phoenix Education, founder and facilitator at Free We Grow, and supporter of the ecoversities network, where learners and communities are reclaiming diverse knowledges, relationships and imaginations to design new approaches to higher education.

In this episode, we stretch out a bit and examine "Gunning For Hits," a music-based graphic novel series. Set in the shady New York City scene of the mid-80s, this music business thriller stars Martin Mills, a record company talent scout with an inscrutable past, and his attempts to sign a rock band that will conquer the world.Author and creator Jeff Rougvie knows his stuff. He was the former Director of A&R for Rykodisc, one of the great independent music labels. He worked with both David Bowie, Elvis Costello, and Frank Zappa, amongst many other artists, to bring their catalog reissues to compact disc on the innovative label. Rougvie takes us inside the the music business, his Gunning For Hits series, and the world of graphic novels.

We've all dreamed of starting a record label, but only one person has managed to do what Martin Mills has. The founding chairman of the Beggars Group, Martin's label – which started life as a mobile disco in the 1970s – is now the biggest independent record company in the world, and includes within it XL Recordings, Matador, 4AD, Young Turks and Rough Trade Records.This is Martin's story of how he started a label that would go on to release records by Gary Numan, Pixies, Pavement, The Prodigy, Adele, Radiohead, Grimes, The National, Dizzee Rascal, The White Stripes and so many more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Following the last A2IM Indie Week panel including Beggars Group’s Martin Mills and Kill Rock Star’s Portia Sabin, we’re looking at artists on their rosters and asking, “What makes them two of indie music’s longest lasting labels?” ....chartmetric.com @chartmetric #chartmetric #a2im #indieweek #musicanalysis #dataanalytics #indie #adele #killrockstars #beggars #elliottsmith

Today on the show, Taylor talks about the new series, Gunning for Hits, which just wrapped up its first arc. It's a crime thriller based in the 1980s music business. It follows Martin Mills a mercenary turned A&R rep as he tries to break an indie band.Follow us: https://instagram.com/panelism.ink See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Larry Kass has done it all at Heaven Hill. Public relations, brand management, legal, and even more behind the scenes rolls over his 20 year career. Larry first made an appearance on the podcast back on episode 167. You're going to hear about growing some small family run operation managing a few brands turned into hundreds, how the infamous Rittenhouse Rye 21, 23, and 25 year bottling came into existence, the disappearance of Heaven Hill 6yr BIB, and the original partnership with the Kentucky Distillers Association before it was a real thing. This is a  real piece of history and we wish Larry years of relaxation in his retirement. Show Partners: Toast 2019 with Barrell Craft Spirits New Year release. Selected and blended barrels from 6 distilleries in 6 states to capture the holiday spirit. Available in stores beginning in November Show Notes: This week's Above the Char with Fred Minnick talks about Bourbon Geek Pricing Fred, tell us a little about Larry Let’s start at the beginning. Before coming into Heaven Hill did you have a fascination of spirits? We’re you doing the job of 45 people back then? Did you ever find a knack for brown and aged goods? Who really stood out for you? What was marketing like for whiskey back in 1998? Talk about the Rittenhouse Rye 21, 23, and 25 years What do you think of the secondary market? Do you all use it as market data? Is that why we saw the end to Heaven Hill 6yr Bottled In Bond? Give us a story about a writer that pissed you off over the years Do you think Heaven Hill has done a poor job at PR over the past few years to whiskey geeks? Who are the leakers? Fred has feelings of remorse about Elijah Craig 12 Take us through the days of high aged stuff like Martin Mills 24 year that were part of the export market. As a brand manager, how much influence do you have into the final product? You’re part of the original KDA partnership Can you leave bourbon? What’s the retirement plan? What's the proudest thing you accomplished in your career?

These days, success in the music business is about survival. Major labels can lose millions and still stand because they’re owned by giant corporations. A couple of consecutive bad years for a major and there’s usually a purge, new management brought in, the roster overhauled, maybe they’re merged with another label. And a dreadful side effect of risk aversity that follows these changes is that the music that gets signed and released becomes progressively “safer”. It’s different for independent labels. Successful independents constantly reinvent themselves, and rarely play it safe with the artists they sign and music they release. The best indies are on point, way out in front of the majors, showing us where music is going. It’s inherently risky, especially when you’re paying the bills yourself. Which is why the accomplishents of Beggars Group are all the more stunning. Founded by Martin Mills as the Beggars Banquet label in 1977 during the height of punk rock, Beggars Group has deftly navigated 40 years of changes in musical tastes and technology. They haven’t just survived, they’ve thrived. Evolving into a label owner and distributor, Beggars Group handles Matador Records, XL Recordings, Rough Trade Records, Young Turks and 4AD. A cursory glance at the roster of acts they distribute is staggering. Jack White. Alabama Shakes. FKA Twigs. Radiohead. Warpaint. Grimes. The National. Adele. And over the past 40 years, they’ve been instrumental in bringing some of the most important alternative music ever created into the world by artists like Gary Numan, The Pixies, The Prodigy, Dead Can Dance, and Cocteau Twins. At the helm of Beggar’s digital business is our guest on the show for this episode, Simon Wheeler. As the largest independent music group of labels in Europe, Beggars Group can change the landscape of digital music with their strategic decisions; and Simon has helped crafted and execute these strategies at Beggars since 1997. He’s been inside the guts of every significant digital music opportunity the industry has faced since the beginning. And in this episode, we get deep inside the streaming music landscape, what it means for independent labels, and where Simon feels we’re heading after 20 years in digital music. Beggars Group: http://www.beggars.com/ Simon Wheeler on Twitter: https://twitter.com/afc99 Music we talk about in this episode: The Lemon Twigs: https://www.facebook.com/TheLemonTwigs/ The National: http://americanmary.com/ Jim's A2iM Keynote Address: http://www.trickness.com/blog/the-digital-music-business-and-the-rashomon-effect            

There are the good ones and there are the better ones and this is even better than that! This week Damian is joined by legend Brix Smith-Start to talk about life before the Fall as well as Adult Net and her fantastic new book! Also covered: Having Punk Parties after school Not being allowed to go se the Runaways and Ramones Susan Hoff and Brix go to Rodney’s… little intense Queen: The best live band EVER Not ascribing to a tribe a passion for fashion the Clash and The Stray Cats The UK Post Punk Selling your fancy clothes to get music The Carpenters RULES The Vocals Change: Aerosmith to Discharge Seeing U2 on their first tour Hard Edge New Wave Knowing you would wind up in England A step-father goes looking for a Vivian Westwood Pirate outfit. Nice guys do make Rock N Roll: Meeting the Ramones in highschool Being bad a kid in the big bad city of New York. Murdered classmates Puking on Heroin on Joey Ramone Going to A7… ONCE Bad Brains Black Flag Touring with Gun Club Building a Scene: Sugar Cubes, The Bad Seeds, Pussy Galore, Swans Neibaten Marcia Schofield: the wild one Being the one that keeps the wheels on the road in all senses Giving Nirvana your rider Everything changes The model breaks Martin Mills: the enduring force John Robb: the best ad for Straight Edge Vegan Life Forming a band Banda Dratsing Bret Easton Ellis: was he punk? and so much more!!!!

In the first episode of Turned Out A Punk, Damian sits down with Martin Mills, the Head-hancho of Beggars Music Group to find out how finding punk music started him on the path to indie music domination. Also covered in this episode: -His firsthand view of the cultural year zero that was punk -Putting out one of the first punk singles -Renting Gary Neman his first keyboard -Chrome sleeping on his floor -Never meeting Scott Walker -Sex Pistols vs. The Clash. -Working with the Fall. -Working with the Ramones. -Working with Adele. -Not working with Nirvana and REM.

Hear the founder and main man of Beggars in conversation with John Kennedy on X-Posure, XFM.

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