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Jodie Chapman gives us her best writing advice, including the great concept of "following the fun". Jodie Chapman is the author of two fabulous books, Another Life, which was a BBC2 Between the Covers Pick, and Oh Sister, which just came out in April. Jodie spent 12 years working as a wedding photographer before returning to her first love of writing. Jodie was raised as a Jehovah's Witness for 35 years, a religion she has since stepped away from but one that has influenced her work. She has said that it was reading fiction which opened her eyes to other worlds and ways of thinking. Keep in touchWe love our listeners, and we want to hear from you. Please leave a review on one of our podcast platforms and chat with us on social media:Twitter: @twolitchicksInstagram: @two_lit_chicksTikTok: @two_lit_chicksEmail: hello@twolitchicks.orgIf you do one thing today, sign up to our newsletter so we can keep you updated with all our news.If you do two things, leave us a (nice!) review.Thank you so much for listening.Listeners, we love you.Two Lit Chicks Podcast is recorded and produced by Your Voice HereSupport the show

This episode is sponsored by IngramSpark, the online self-publishing company that allows you to print, globally distribute, and manage your print and ebooksJodie Chapman is the author of two fabulous books, Another Life, which was a BBC2 Between the Covers Pick, and Oh Sister, which just came out in April. Jodie spent 12 years working as a wedding photographer before returning to her first love of writing. Jodie was raised as a Jehovah's Witness for 35 years, a religion she has since stepped away from but one that has influenced her work. She has said that it was reading fiction which opened her eyes to other worlds and ways of thinking. Jodie's Book Choices1984 by George OrwellThe Power of Now by Eckhart TolleThe Fifth Agreement  by Don Jose Ruiz, Don Miguel Ruiz, and Janet MillsListener of the week (Ceri Morgan)To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper LeeYou can pre-order Julia's second book Chasing the Light hereJulia's Book Shooters Don't forget you can still order Julia's romcom Shooters  on Amazon here.  Help keep it high in the charts!Julia on InstagramJulia on TikTokKeep in touchWe love our listeners, and we want to hear from you. Please leave a review on one of our podcast platforms and chat with us on social media:Twitter: @twolitchicksInstagram: @two_lit_chicksTikTok: @two_lit_chicksEmail: hello@twolitchicks.orgIf you do one thing today, sign up to our newsletter so we can keep you updated with all our news.If you do two things, leave us a (nice!) review on Itunes.Thank you so much for listening.Listeners, we love you.Sponsor socialsTwitter: @IngramSparkInstagram: @IngramSparkBooksFacebook: Ingram Spark and Ingram Spark Author CommunityTikTok: @IngramSparkBooksTwo Lit Chicks Podcast is recorded and produced by Your Voice HereSupport the show

Teresa and Oliver start things off by talking about their Asian upbringing, their parents, and their siblings. Teresa reveals that she's had some work done on her body and invites Oliver to cop a feel. Teresa and Oliver talk more on addictive personalities, transactional relationships, routines, and fallback plans – especially for aspiring creatives. Teresa shares her struggles to get her parents' acceptance while Oliver makes his father proud with his porn career and sending his parents money. Oliver admits to his own battles with gambling and seeking validation. Teresa and Oliver differ on what it means to be a slut versus a whore but they do agree  that some Asian stereotypes are true—like how Korean plastic surgeons are the best. Teresa lo's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teresalowriter/Oliver Wong's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@oliverwongcomedy?lang=enOliver Wong's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oliverwongcomedy/Get Intimate's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getintimatepodcast/About Sex & Boba PodcastIn Asian culture, it's taboo to talk about sex, but Asian women are the most fetishized and Asian men are the most dismissed in the sexual dating pool. Someone in the culture needs to talk about this, and who better to do it than Oliver Wong, an award-winning porn director, and Teresa Lo, a journalist for Hustler Magazine? Each week, Oliver and Teresa talk about sex, pop culture, Asian-American issues, and of course, themselves in a funny, honest way. The two Taiwanese-American comedians will bring great shame on their families so that you can learn a lot but still save face. 

A conversation with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jody Williams about solidarity, activism and women leading peace in Ukraine. This podcast is a recording from a visit Jody Williams made to Oslo on 24 January, for the screening of the short documentary Oh, Sister! The film is about a trip Williams made to Ukraine, together with two other female Nobel Peace Prize laureates, in June 2022. There, they met with six women who are fighting for peace and justice in Ukraine. The conversation is led by the Ukrainian journalist Oleksandra Hrybenko. You can watch the film Oh, Sister! here https://www.nobelwomensinitiative.org/oh_sister If you want to support women working for peace in Ukraine, follow this link: https://donorbox.org/women-lead-nwi-1?utm_medium=qrcode&utm_source=qrcode

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Oh Brother…              Today:  Or should it be…Oh Sister?  Gender inclusive craziness on college campuses leads us to a non-binary choice for this week's prestigious award.  Grant Sykes pretends he's a woman but is upset that he was rejected by 20 sororities during Bama Rush. Maybe it's the hair and makeup?  Then, media critic Jeff McCall talks about some housecleaning at CNN and other media matters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jodie Chapman author of ANOTHER LIFE and OH, SISTER both published by Penguin Micheal Joseph.Jodie chats about:her route to being publishedclosing the door on people in order to find space to writehow she encourages inspirationGuest: Jodie Chapman Twitter: @jodiechapman IG: @jodiechapman Books: Another Life by Jodie Chapman Host: Kate Sawyer Twitter: @katesawyer IG: @mskatesawyer Books: The Stranding by Kate Sawyer & This Family by Kate SawyerJodie's recommendations: A book for fans of Another Life: The End of the Affair by Graham Greene A book Jodie has always loved: The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath A book coming soon or recently released that Jodie would recommend: The Last Days by Ali Millar Other books that came up during our chat: Still Life by Sarah Winman, Any Human Heart by William Boyd Novel Experience with Kate Sawyer is recorded and produced by Kate Sawyer - GET IN TOUCHTo receive transcripts and news from Kate to your inbox please SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER or visit https://www.mskatesawyer.com/novelexperiencepodcast for more information.

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In a special minisode, the Memory Gauge Podcast tackles the recent Sistermon controversy!Theme Music is 'Confidence Allure (30 Seconds Chorus)' by Simon Jomphe LepineAdditional Music is 'Destination Happiness' by Simon Jomphe LepineNotes:What do you think of the Sistermon Noir/Sistermon Ciel change?Social Links:Register for our Anniversary Tournament here!E-mail at memorygaugepodcast@gmail.com!Follow me (@ConnorEFMG) on Twitter!Join our Facebook page!Join our Discord server!

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How do you know when your flirt game enters the creep zone?Thea Jaffa @thedirtymomtini joins Alex today to launch their latest business venture, try to figure out some old British slang and help a listener with their very 'friendly' sisterPlease review the podcast on iTunes and why not send the podcast to a friend? x

The Verve : Lucky Man La reprise l'original Alain Bashung : Nights In White Satin Justin Hayward : Nights In White Satin Joseph Williams : Remember Her (feat. Steve Lukather) (nouveauté) Oasis : Champagne Supernova Aaron Lee Tasjan : Up All Night (nouveauté) Heart : What About Love The Hold Steady : The Feelers (nouveauté) R.E.M. : At My Most Beautiful Theo Charaf : Oh Sister (nouveauté) Bob Dylan : Just Like A Woman The Beatles : Help ! La reprise l'original Rufus Wrainright : Hallelujah Leonard Cohen : Hallelujah Anneke Van Ginsberger : Hurricane (nouveauté) Kate Bush : Breathing Steely Dan : F.M. (No Static At All) Nick Cave and Warren Ellis : White Elephant (nouveauté) Rachael Yamagata : Sunday Afternoon Simple Minds : Dolphins Purpleston : Keys (nouveauté) The Cinematic Orchestra : All That You Give

Jane Lynch                 This achingly funny character actress honed her comedic skills touring with the famed Second City troupe and playing the matriarch in the early '90s cult stage hit The Real Live Brady Bunch, which also helped launch Andy Richter. For the rest of the decade, Lynch racked up an impressive array of TV guest spots, mostly on sitcoms (Married... with Children, 3rd Rock from the Sun, NewsRadio) that showcased her dry delivery. But it was her riotous turn as a lesbian dog trainer in Christopher Guest's 2000 mockumentary Best in Show that launched her movie career. Not only did she go on to appear in small but memorable roles in a string of popular comedies (The 40 Year Old Virgin, Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby), she enjoyed a creative collaboration with Guest, who used her to great effect in his subsequent films (a porn star turned folk singer in A Mighty Wind, a condescending entertainment reporter in For Your Consideration). However, Lynch landed her biggest role to date on the small screen, as the scheming cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester on Glee, where she got to show off her singing and dancing talents to great effect. Fast Facts Played Carol Brady on stage in 1991's The Real Live Brady Bunch, in which actual episodes of the popular series were reenacted. Has appeared in many TV commercials, one of them directed by Christopher Guest, who later cast her in 2000's Best in Show. Performed her own singing and played guitar in Guest's 2003 folk-music spoof A Mighty Wind. Scripted and starred in the acclaimed play Oh Sister, My Sister at the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center in 2004. Was unable to return to the second season of Party Down because of her work on Glee.

Euro Truck Simulator Two 13. (Series -09 Episode -06). Hi everyone. new Eurotrug episode. This one was absolutely plagued with technical issues. One of the technical issues was that half the game audio was lost, and another technical issue was that I decided to replace it with some uncomfortably loud and weird looping ocean noises that I got in the itch.io racial justice bundle. these ones: https://squishisprite.itch.io/ocean-sfx And on that note, here's all the music which appeared at various points in the episode: Leaving the City and Sapokanikan by joanna newsome How Many Fingers Do I See?, You Can Play the Ukulele and Hey Hey Its Saturday by The Wigglel Unbothered, Burn the Hoods, Cat Piss, Babywipe, Foot Fungus and Coolest Monkey in the Jungle by Ski Mask The Slump God Hitting the Pavement by Kevin Drumm and finally Oh Sister by Neutral Milk Hotel thanks all.

OH SISTER!! This episode was freaking JUICY AF! In fact trying to write a title for it? Was HARRRDDD. This week I was joined by the EPIC Briana Bowley and my GOSH lady if you're new to this Woman then OOOPPFHH you're in for a treat! This is one to tune innnn on from START to END because lady we go DEEP + in so many directions you just need to dive in girl, so stop reading + press PLAY! And as always let me know your thoughts, take aways, triggers, ALL the things over on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lauren.darlington/ See you there SIS! x ABOUT BRIANA BOWLEY Briana Bowley is the founder and head coach of optimisation and performance umbrella brand, The Live Free Group. An avid explorer, deeply curious student of life and the proud host of hit ‘human optimisation’ podcast, The Live Free Experience, Briana has had to navigate many of her own battles in order to create the life she loves so deeply. Having overcome struggles with body dysmorphia, disordered eating, drug and alcohol abuse and varying forms of assault, Briana has come to see life for what it is - a rich array of possibility, adventure and opportunity for consistent growth. Having lived both sides of the coin - once living from a space of desperation: ‘shoulds,’ fear and plenty of ‘not enoughs,’ numbing with alcohol and drugs - to now living a life of fulfilment and inspiration, it is Briana’s inspired mission to share the journey with you all and to consistently encourage and mentor you to consider what else is possible for your own world and how you too, can create the life of your wildest dreams. Connect with Briana here... Podcast: www.soundcloud.com/thelivefreeexperience Website: www.thelivefreeacademy.com.au Instagram: www.instagram.com/brianabowley Facebook: www.facebook.com/brianabowleycoach ABOUT SAY IT SISTER Say It Sister is a space for the conversations you're wanting to have in the world. Your host Lauren Darlington goes IN + busts up the ideas on who we think we should be, shines a light on things you may not be seeing + stands WITH you in the shame that comes up in being a Woman in the world. Each week Lauren lands in your ears with episodes that ignite YOUR voice, truth + fire in the world so you go out and SAY IT SISTER + live the life you're truly wanting. Everything from the relationship with yourself, sex, shame, womanhood, creating your life, full expression, confidence + everything in between. No topic is off limits, EVERYTHING is raw + unfiltered + we have some increddd guests join us too. Connect with Lauren here... Instagram: www.instagram.com/lauren.darlington Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Lauren.Darlington1

This week Imran and David talk about polite racism, being a child of divorce, vices, the 5 love languages and Stephen learn a secret ENJOY!

In our final episode of 2018, we recap the most recent episode of The Conners, “Oh Sister, Where Art Thou?” which focuses on a rift between Becky and Darlene. We also discuss our favorite classic Roseanne Christmas episodes, season four’s “White Trash Christmas” and season six’s “Santa Claus” (the one in which Roseanne portrays Jolly Old … Continue reading S1 E13: Christmas in Lanford

Welcome to Episode 14! We’re having so much nerdy fun with these and hope you are, too. This week we discussed one poem a piece by Hilary Jacqmin, Keith Woodruff, and Kierstin Bridger, each submitted for different issues. Another Slush Pile first!  Welcome to Episode 14 of our podcast! We’re having so much nerdy fun with these and hope you are, too. This week we discussed one poem a piece by Hilary Jacqmin, Keith Woodruff, and Kierstin Bridger, each submitted for different issues. Another Slush Pile first! First up was “Private Lives”  by Hilary Jacqmin. Hilary S. Jacqmin earned her MA from Johns Hopkins University and her MFA from the University of Florida. Inspired by Baltimore performance art group Fluid Movement's elaborate water ballets, Hilary aspires to learn synchronized swimming. This summer, Hilary has kept busy by going to entirely too many concerts (including Beyoncé, Weezer, and Jason Isbell), baking a sour cherry pie in honor of her Door County, Wisconsin family heritage, and seeing Hamilton on Broadway Her work has appeared in Best New Poets 2011, edited by D.A. Powell, The Awl, Pank, Subtropics, Passages North, AGNI, and elsewhere. You can also read her article on "killing your darlings" here! This poem struck a chord with everyone at the table. It’s hard to write a poem about boredom that isn’t, well, boring! We were right there with her in her grandparent’s house, trying to pass the time.   Next we discussed Keith Woodruff’s  “Bride of Frankenstein Blues,” submitted for our Monsters issue. Keith “from the Black Lagoon” Woodruff has a Masters in creative writing from Purdue University, and lives with his wife Michelle and son Whitman in Akron, Ohio. His work recently appeared in The Journal, Quarter After Eight, American Literary Review, and is forthcoming in Wigleaf. His haiku have appeared in Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Mayfly, Acorn, A Hundred Gourds, and in Big Sky: the Red Moon anthology. We all sympathized with poor Frankenstein trying to find love in the modern dating world, but this poem also sparked discussion of “pick-up” artists. We wondered what Frankenstein’s Bride would say about his pick-up methods? Regardless, the poem was accessible to all of us.   Last, we read “To the Girl From the Reformatory Town” by Kierstin Bridger, submitted for our Locals issue! Kierstin is a Colorado writer and winner of the Mark Fischer Prize, the ACC Studio award and was shortlisted for the 2015 Manchester Poetry Prize in the UK. Western Colorado is full of incredible writers, and for the past several years they’ve been performing Literary Burlesque! This year they pulled a switch-a-roo on Oh Brother Where Art Thou. They changed it to Oh Sister and combined themes with The Odyssey. Kirsten says, “It was a smash, and so very collaborative.” You can listen to Kierstin read from her book, Demimonde,  here. We were intrigued by the imagery in Kierstin’s poem. Although none of us grew up in a “reformatory town” the emotional language put us in the mindset of the “girl.” Over the years, PBQ often accepts work, contacts the authors, and then gets told there’s been a revision. Almost always, the original is better than the revision. We discussed why this might happen, and how difficult it is to know when your own work is “finished.” Let us know what you think—do you continue to work with your work once you’ve sent it out? You can find PBQ on Twitter @paintedbrideq or on our Facebook. Don’t forget to visit our Facebook event page to discuss this episode, and subscribe to our iTunes account! Read on!     Present at the Editorial Table: Kathleen Volk Miller Marion Wrenn Tim Fitts Jason Schneiderman Caitlin McLaughlin   Production Engineer: Joe Zang   PBQ Box Score: 3:0 -------------------------   Hilary Jacqmin Private Lives   They have retired to lost pines and BurgerTime. When our tan Malibu grinds up the switchback to their mock- Tahitian Village in the Texas hills, the grandparents can barely stand to touch us. But “Little David,” they cry out, until my father blushes. Kindness is cold champagne coupes at 5 and 6 o’clock, then Jeopardy. A walk through bull pine, clearing brush. Whatever can be done with us? My sister’s fist is purpling with cactus spines; my mother’s stomach bites; this week, I will not bathe. The grandparents shy from our commotion. Secretly, we flip through The Handmaid’s Tale. Our shared air mattress crackles like a seed. We’re trapped: now that we’ve come, they won’t let us go out past the dry creek bed. Next year, they’ll never even leave the house. Why is their clubhouse impermeable, a miniature Pentagon? And why can’t we order malteds at Lock Drug? Mother says “We can’t ask why.” Inside, we play endless Rummikub. Uno, uno. “There ought to be a religion for people who don’t know what to believe,” grandmother frets, her bad eye winking like a cut-up moon. Outside, a loop of fire ants works a burnt-out stump, persistent as pump jacks, and night’s an oil field. We are too young to know what granddad did with catalytic crackers at Shell, too dumb to talk duplicate bridge hands, Gravity’s Rainbow, or split stock, but we think hard about the hardwood in the Lockhart smokehouse and how granddad’s bread machine vibrates like a Gravitron. Sometimes, they notice me. They say, “What are you writing? Are you writing about us?” They say, “That makes me so nervous.” I want to tell them there is so little that I can write. Almost nothing. Perfume like propane. A tickless clock. How quickly they both turn away.   Keith Woodruff Bride of Frankenstein Blues   Consider the moon, my friend, how its absence conjures this unromantic air. Here in the bar, smoke unwinds  like bolts of slow lightning across the gauzy light; everywhere you look mouths, small dark graves, chew on drinks. Now the music gropes its way through the crowd looking for phone numbers, drags itself onto the wooden dance floor. This is no night for finding brides. Still, you try, touch her wrist during “talk” & spring the classic recoil. Her black eyes, twitch like nerves, the head cocks bird-like, spindly arms jerk back from your touch & clasp up her breast sacs as the goose hiss splits her blue lips. These damn castles are cold. Some nights, alone again, arms outstretched on the stairs, you think you might prefer the murderous torches. Anything to light you up.   Kierstin Bridger To the Girl From the Reformatory Town You wrestled against the clutches of brothers and cousins, etched lessons in your muscle, broke tendencies, rerouted synapse with unwritten chapters entitled, Risk, Pain, and Tolerance. Though pale and tender as your own, you clawed your way into their flesh; red scratches and waning moons of bruise. You carved a language of ferocious prey and warning but more startling than the DNA that curled from under your nails was the power which made you surge, the breathless current of survival that ran like a lightning rod through the center of your axis as you spun in and out of years knowing blood tracks would either catch up with you or become abandoned to faster byways and untranslatable modes. So you walk, never looking over your shoulder, one step in front of the other, past the fermenting bumper crop yard-fruit. Never mind the dirty shoelace untied, the frayed, grey string dangling over the trestle bridge track. You need this grip of heat, the hot rail under your feet. It's like the static warmth the addicts wear like skullcaps, the chokecherry buzz after needle pierce and plunge. Keep your hair blown back, baby, and charged with the horizon line. Ignore the periphery of prison men in orange. Their 40 ounce cans and spent shells are their business not yours.  Disregard the jackrabbit carcass and its fur which still clings but will sail away soon like dandelion seeds. Remember it's not a charm and their sentence is not your sentence; you can't do that kind of time. Keep going, never say, it'll all blow over someday because lies like that scatter, fade, sink back to soil. They'll transform into fragments so sparse, so swallow-drunk, the next generation will skip the deciphering stone, misspell the story of you, digitize and archive it on some pixelated and odorless, dot com.  

Folk inspired singer-songwriter, Oh Sister, is hoping to play more in her native North East after her recent Sofar Sounds gig. The 27-year-old musician, aka Sarah Berresford, loved performing a stripped back set alongside Sunderland band Lilliput at Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre in May for a secret Sofar show. But the talented singer-songwriter is no stranger to the Sofar Sounds community as Sarah has performed at Sofar London with Viola Beach, the Warrington band who were tragically killed in a car crash in Sweden, as well as touring with other acts to Sofar in Cambridge, Birmingham and Leeds.

This week we have tracks from 10 bands who are playing here in the capital next week. We have addictive rock from The Whig Whams, we have silky smooth voice of Sarah Beresford from Oh Sister, and dreamy electro pop from Vogue Dots. We also have a double bill from Echo Boom Generation and Dream Wife, and a Shameless Favourite from Hyde & Beast. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website - www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide

This week we have tracks from 10 bands who are playing here in the capital next week. We have addictive rock from The Whig Whams, we have silky smooth voice of Sarah Beresford from Oh Sister, and dreamy electro pop from Vogue Dots. We also have a double bill from Echo Boom Generation and Dream Wife, and a Shameless Favourite from Hyde & Beast. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website - www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide

Each week we pick tracks from some of the best bands that have upcoming gigs here in the capital. This week we have exceeded our usual quota but having not one but three ‘Double Bills’. We also have a ‘Shameless Favourite’ from Oh Sister - and Sarah Berresford from the band will be introducing that for us, we also have ‘Twitter Recommends’ from Youel as well as track and gig news from; Cosines, Oh So Quiet, Brigitte Aphrodite, Piney Gir, Snowapple, Emile Bernard and just because I can I'm going to play you that fantastic track from The Gene Dudley Group that we used to start last week's show. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website - www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide

Each week we pick tracks from some of the best bands that have upcoming gigs here in the capital. This week we have exceeded our usual quota but having not one but three ‘Double Bills’. We also have a ‘Shameless Favourite’ from Oh Sister - and Sarah Berresford from the band will be introducing that for us, we also have ‘Twitter Recommends’ from Youel as well as track and gig news from; Cosines, Oh So Quiet, Brigitte Aphrodite, Piney Gir, Snowapple, Emile Bernard and just because I can I'm going to play you that fantastic track from The Gene Dudley Group that we used to start last week's show. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website - www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide

Felix presents #ZoneOneDigest - the best of #ZoneOneRadio On this week’s show: - An exclusive first play on #LondonGigGuide - #Souled celebrate Nat King Cole - and American College Sports on #SportsZone and #EmailFromAmerica -- http://www.twitter.com/djfelix2020 and http://www.twitter.com/z1radio http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio Sidney Samson feat. Alvita - Make the Club Go Like (Original Mix) #SportsZone: Peter, Ethan and Rupert talk American college sports Coldplay - Clocks #LondonGigGuide: Tom du Croz talks to Sarah from Oh Sister. Oh Sister - Hot and Cold #EmailFromAmerica: Zeff speaks to former college soccer player Alison A Tribe Called Que Quest Can I Kick It Souled: Nat King Cole. Gary Barlow - Let Me Go

In this weeks show we have ... An interview with Sarah from Oh Sister Music from 13 bands gigging in London next week Our Shameless Favourite and this weeks Double Bill Music this week includes tracks from; Yellow Ostrich, French For Rabbits and Joe Innes & The Cavalcade. We don’t play big bands we want you to hear bands before they get on Radio 1, before they get over produced by their record label, when you can still go and see them play live for a fiver. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. The result is a mix of indie, folk, funk, swing, ska, punk, pop and anything else that takes our fancy that week. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website - http://www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide

In this weeks show we have ... An interview with Sarah from Oh Sister Music from 13 bands gigging in London next week Our Shameless Favourite and this weeks Double Bill Music this week includes tracks from; Yellow Ostrich, French For Rabbits and Joe Innes & The Cavalcade. We don’t play big bands we want you to hear bands before they get on Radio 1, before they get over produced by their record label, when you can still go and see them play live for a fiver. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. The result is a mix of indie, folk, funk, swing, ska, punk, pop and anything else that takes our fancy that week. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website - http://www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide

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