A Good Talking To is back again! It’s the fourth episode, and this time Steve and Adam had Conor Houston on to chat about his music career so far, and what his plans are for the future. But wait! There’s more. They also chatted about his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and the stage shows […]
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Podcast: A Good Talking To – Oliver Manning
A Good Talking To podcast is back. Yes, we’ve been away for a couple of months, but now we return with an interview with Oliver Manning; a singer, songwriter, podcaster and meditator. He also likes red wine, which is a Brucie Bonus. Wow, what an old reference. I apologize profusely. On this episode, we had […]
Podcast: A Good Talking To – Daniel Thomas
Daniel Thomas, the founder of Independent Music News, is a hard man to contact. He’s got me blocked on all seven of my Facebook accounts, he refuses to take my calls, and he tells me to “remember the restraining order” every time I approach him in person. But today I, Stephen Billington, demanded answers and […]
Podcast: A Good Talking To – SUE
SUE is a lady’s name, but did you know it’s also the title of a band? You may not have, but you soon will after you listen to our lovely little interview, where we sat down with Elliott Stone, the frontman of the band, who’s debut album It Will Never End has just been released. […]
Podcast: A Good Talking To – Moses Rockwell
A lot of people associate the phrase “a good talking to” with scary thoughts. Ones that usually involve a manager scorning your poor performance or when your mom finds out you’ve eaten a full pack of biscuits. Thankfully, the new Independent Music News podcast A Good Talking To features neither. Instead, podcast hosts Adam Howes […]
Podcast: Ella Presents Switzerland’s Finest – Episode 1
Switzerland is that tiny country, looking like a pig, in the middle of Europe. The capitalistic heartland, supposedly neutral, with hollow mountains, clean streets and barely any poverty (yet). While some of us experience an ordinary life with good jobs, first-class train tickets and a steady fear of losing our wealth (or worse, some stranger […]