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Proud Coach PodMy definition of circusThis essay has some video links! Here they are for you.Ian McKellen on acting. Chinese chair-balancing act.Russian circus news clip. American Vintage Circus clip.
2025-07-0508 min
Woolleys Beat50 Years Of Slade - Dave HillThe glam rock band from Wolverhampton were hardly out of the pop charts during the 70s. Now 50 years on from their last top ten of that golden era, founder Slade member Dave Hill is still keeping those memories alive.In this podcast, Dave explains how they evolved from their skinhead past to become one of pop's most popular and successful acts. Although Noddy has officially called it a day, Dave is still on the road, keeping those memories alive.(recorded in 2023)SERIES 6 : EPISODE 5
2025-05-0419 min
True Crime Podcast 2025The Tragic Murders of Gretchen Anthony & Kerry WoolleyThe Tragic Murders of Gretchen Anthony & Kerry WoolleyAs COVID-19 hits the United States in March 2020, the family of Gretchen Anthony grows suspicious when they receive concerning texts from Gretchen’s phone that seem out of character and create cause for concern about her whereabouts and safety. Could her estranged ex-husband have anything to do with it?And in the UK, when Kerry Woolley’s body is discovered, police grow suspicious of her boyfriend, Ian Bennett. When they investigate Kerry’s boyfriend, they are left stunned by the dash camera footage they find on his mother’s car. I...
2025-04-1546 min
Woolleys BeatThe Musical Youth Story (Dennis Seaton)It’s been just over 40 years since the Birmingham reggae group’s last chart success. Today, a grown-up Dennis Seaton knows his way around the business and has set his sights on going one better in the Grammys since his young group lost out to Culture Club.Despite being only 13 years old , Seaton replaced the lead singer of Musical Youth and qnd surprised many when they topped the UK charts in 1982 with 'Pass The Dutchie'.In this podcast recorded in 2024, Dennis reveals what effect that success had on him at such...
2025-04-0611 min
Woolleys BeatIan Prowse - The 20th Anniversary TourMarking 20 years since the immortal Amsterdam hit ‘DoesThis Train Stop On Merseyside?’, Ian Prowse celebrates with a special re-release out 7th March and an anniversary tour around the UK.In this podcast, Ian reflects on how it started for him in Liverpool and the influences that changed his musical direction down the years. Even John Peel was moved by his song writing!
2025-03-0216 min
Woolleys BeatThe Zombies Story - Colin BlunstoneThe St.Albans favourites, the Zombies, were behind classics like “Time of the Season” and “She’s Not There” and are led by lead singer Colin Blunstone.
In this podcast, Blunstone takes time out to talk all things Zombies. With 60 years in the music business, he gives sensible advice on keeping your voice in tip-top condition as well as his respect for fellow Zombie Rod Argent and working with Alan Parsons.
Now the band have their original masters back, lots of things are planned which will keep their fans happy including a hint of a...
2025-02-0224 min
Woolleys BeatMike Batt - Wombling Through The DecadesIn 2020, we caught up with the multi-talented Mike Batt on the eve of the release of his latest album, The Penultimate Collection. The singer-songwriter, musician, arranger, record producer, director, conductor and former deputy chairman of the British Phonographic Industry has many strings to his bow as you are about to discover.
From his early roots as the youngest A&R plugger to eventually working with Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber, Batt has always been in demand.
As you'll hear in our interview, his love and passion for creating music has never waned.
His n...
2025-01-0529 min
Woolleys BeatMerrill Osmond - The Osmond StoryMerrill Osmond is the lead singer for the world-famous Osmond family and an established solo artist.
In this podcast, Merrill discusses his family, career, faith, and why his British fans have meant so much to him over the years.
Recorded in 2023.
2024-12-0113 min
Woolleys BeatShaun Ryder - PoetThese days, you're more likely to see him on the small screen but the Happy Mondays poet and singer Shaun Ryder has certainly lived an interesting life...
Currently undertaking a UK book tour (which he admits he didn't know he was doing), we put the awkward questions to him about his life and career to date.
It's one podcast you don't want to miss!
(Promo image courtesy of Paul Husband)
2024-10-0609 min
Woolleys BeatThe Decca Choice - Brian Poole (pt.1)The first pop group from the South of England to top the UK charts in the Beat boom days, the Tremeloes were also the chosen band above the Beatles by Decca.
In this podcast, former lead singer Brian Poole looks back at the early Tremeloes days, and his choice to go solo at the height of their career.
It's an episode you won't want to miss.
This is part 1 of 2.
2024-09-0117 min
Woolleys BeatThe Darts Story - Griff FenderAs doo-wop vocal groups go, Darts dominated the 1970s and always performed on the edge with their stage antics.
Whilst most groups of the time had one lead singer, Darts had four. Rita Ray, Den Hegarty, Bob Fish and Griff Fender all shared that responsibility, and whilst (excuse the pun) they never succeeded in getting double top, they came close to it in 1978 when they got to no.2 with "Come Back My Love" and "The Boy From New York City". The following year, "It's Raining" stalled just off the top of the charts.
In this p...
2024-08-1119 min
Project Recovery[REPLAY] Ian Acker shares his recovery journey and the inspiration behind Fit to RecoverIn this week's episode, Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley are joined by Ian Hacker to talk about the inspiration behind creating Fit to Recover, why he never felt good enough growing up, and how seeing a close friend pass away in front of him created a lot of untreated trauma during his teenage years.
Ian also dives into his experience with abusing alcohol and pain medication to cope with his anxiety and trauma, the moment he realized that he needed to make a change as he was sitting in a jail cell, and why he decided...
2024-08-0643 min
Woolleys BeatMy Early Roller Days - WoodyAs long as there is Woody, the Bay City Rollers tartan flag will forever fly at full mast…
As the original guitarist of the Bay City Rollers, 66-year-old Stuart ‘Woody’ Wood is now the only original member of the pin-up 1970s boy band to tour. Edinburgh-born Stuart was 17 when he joined the Bay City Rollers, including brothers Alan and Derek Longmuir, Eric Faulkner, and singer Les McKeown.
Selling over 300 million albums worldwide, the Bay City Rollers attracted fans of all ages and a phenomenon known as Rollermania swept across the globe.
In this podcast, Woody talks about his ea...
2024-07-0713 min
Behind the Crime ScenesCover up Killer: #Dead2MeCover up Killer: Remembering Kerry WoolleyIn this episode, we uncover the harrowing story of Kerry Woolley, a mother of two who was brutally murdered by her boyfriend, Ian Bennett, in July 2020. Ian, driven by jealousy and possessiveness, stabbed, smothered, and strangled Kerry, inflicting 54 sharp-force injuries, primarily to her neck.We hear from Kerry's sister, Lisa, who shares heartfelt memories of Kerry's life and the devastating impact of her loss. Lisa recounts the chilling details of Ian's crime and his subsequent attempts to cover it up with the help of his mother, Lynda...
2024-06-0432 min
Woolleys BeatMy Amazing Life - With Françoise PascalMauritian actress, model, and Producer Françoise Pascal has been in the business for 50 years and has worked with some of the biggest names in film and TV.
Now, in a new play, 'My Wife Fell in Love with a Life Size Cardboard Cut-out of Ronan Keating' (yes, really!) written by PT Rose, actress and music lover Françoise Pascal is treading the boards again. In this podcast, we talk with her about working with some of those great names like Peter Sellers. A career that might never have happened as a near-death experience jumping from a ho...
2024-06-0217 min
Woolleys BeatSuzi Quatro (A Rockin' Her Way) Pt.1It's been an incredible 50 years for the leather-cladded singer and musician since she topped the UK charts with 'Devil Gate Drive'.
In her 60th year in the business, Suzi Q still feels as fresh as the first time she walked on stage. She talks about the glam rock period, her respect for Mary Weiss and writing music with KT Tunstall.
Part 1 of 2.
An intimate podcast you won't want to miss.
(Recorded in February 2024)
SERIES 5: Episode 5
2024-05-0513 min
One More TuneGroover Digest 7Welcome to episode seven of the weekly series Groover Digest in which I feature tracks sent to me on Groover from artists around the world.Groover is a music promotion website where artists can upload their music and send tracks to curators for their feedback and promotion. I was recently invited to join the Groover team as a curator and am delighted to be able to give a platform to all the hard-working big dreaming artists who create music for the love of it.On this week's episode we...
2024-04-2932 min
Woolleys BeatSteve Ellis - A Love Affair With The Mod SceneSteve Ellis has always been outspoken about his views, and the former Love Affair frontman has plenty to say.
Released on his birthday, this podcast pulls no punches as we ask him what makes him the man he is today. Friends like Zoot Money, Keith Moon, and Paul Weller all get a mention, as well as the reason why he left the band when he did.
A mod and soul lover at heart, this is one podcast you won't want to miss.
(Recorded in 2022 after the release of his album 'Boom, Bang, Twang...
2024-04-0713 min
Pomegranate HealthEp106: The whiskey fix and the apple of GranadaToday’s guests are the hosts of This Medical Life, a wonderful podcast that delves into the archives of medical history. Dr Travis Brown describes the period after World War I when the Spanish Flu was killing tens of millions around the world. In the USA, whiskey was thought to be a powerful prophylactic but distribution was not an easy thing. Later in the episode (22min) is the equally unlikely tale of how the pomegranate made its way from ancient myth onto this podcast by way of Henry VIII and some mystical symbolism.Guests...
2024-03-2530 min
Woolleys Beat55 Years In Pop - Chris NormanSmokie's lead singer, Chris Norman, has reached a 55-year milestone in his music career, marking a new achievement in pop.
If his latest album 'Junction 55' is anything to go by, the Bradford boy has emerged in 2024 with some great new tracks that will keep his popularity to the fore.
In this interview, Chris looks back at his early career and collaborations with the likes of Suzie Quatro and the odd footballer! This is a podcast you won't want to miss.
2024-03-1016 min
Woolleys BeatMichael McIntyre's Prank on Tony Hadley Helps His New Tour"Then when the flap went down the noise was just incredible"...
The former Spandau Ballet lead singer recalls the surreal moment after being pranked on BBC's Michael McIntyre's Big Show.
Off the back of that prime-time BBC show recently watched by millions of viewers, the tickets for his upcoming tour have been selling like hotcakes.
In this podcast ahead of his new Big Swing Tour, Tony reveals the time that he met crooning legend Tony Bennett backstage, which crooner he took his mum to see and having to turn down an offer to...
2024-02-0308 min
D.O. or Do Not: The Osteopathic Physician's Journey for Premed & Medical StudentsEpisode 117: Dr. Adrian Woolley, D.O. -Director of Osteopathic Principals and Practice(OPP), Des Moines University COMSend us a textToday we interview Dr. Adrian Woolley who is the current Director of Osteopathic Clinical Medicine at Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine (DMUCOM) . Dr. Wooley received her medical education from DMUCOM and completed her medical residency in Family Practice and OMM at the Des Moines General Osteopathic Hospital. Today she shares with us her nontraditional journey in medicine which began as a forensic technician before starting medical school. She talks to us about the many responsibilities of working in academic medicine and how her passions for osteopathic medicine stretch outside of the...
2024-01-3050 min
Woolleys Beat50 Years A Rebel - Steve HarleySteve Harley and Cockney Rebel celebrated their 50th Anniversary last year and the celebratory shows were such a joy that Steve is once more on the acoustic road to mark ‘50 Years A Rebel’…
For Steve, life on the road is more than just a job: it is almost his life’s blood. In this interview, we talk with the Cockney Rebel about what those 50+ years were like. Talking McCartney, Bolan, Eddie Reader, Viagra, and serendipity. Steve admits in this interview in his own words 'that he's not a regular guy' and we find out why in this exclusiv...
2024-01-1410 min
Woolleys BeatA 5 Star Christmas - Deniece PearsonIt's been 40 years since 5 Star exploded onto our screens and now their lead singer Deniece Pearson has released her first Christmas single...
For the Pearson family, music has always been in their blood. From their humble beginnings listening to their father's demos to forming the successful quintet that took the UK by storm during the 80s. In this podcast, Brit Award winner Deniece talks about those early days, the Michael Jackson love of her sisters, and eventually playing him on the London West End stage.
Oh yes, she talks about Christmas too!
Her 2023...
2023-12-1714 min
Woolleys BeatChatting With Gary PuckettGary Puckett and his group the Union Gap were one of the most successful musical groups of the 60’s with his unmistakable signature voice getting the band six consecutive gold discs.
From his beautiful home in Florida, USA, we talk with Gary about his long career including singing in front of President Nixon and Prince Charles at the White House. Did you know as a Beatles fan himself, in 1968 Gary outsold the Fab Four and every other act!
A revealing podcast which you won't want to miss.
2023-12-0319 min
Woolleys BeatFlying With Wings - The Denny Seiwell Story"One day we rocked up at Nottingham University with our band and asked to play a free gig. The head was apprehensive until we told him we had Paul McCartney waiting to perform with us outside"...
The American drummer Denny Seiwell recalls the bizarre moment when the ex-Beatle decided to hit the road after forming his new band Wings. Denny passed the audition to join one of the biggest names in pop history and ended up living on a remote farm in Scotland.
This fascinating story includes how Denny acquired part of Ringo's drum kit...
2023-11-0518 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with New Seeker's Lyn PaulIt's now 50 years since they topped the UK charts with their first No.1 'I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing' which everybody remembers as that Coca-Cola song. Selling millions of records worldwide, the New Seekers was never out of the charts in the first half of the 1970's...
In this episode, we talk with former member Lyn Paul about the band's Eurovision fan worship, touring with Liza Minelli, the Boy George Taboo connection, and her successful transition to actress in the 1997 stage production of Willy Russell's Blood Brothers.
Now currently appearing in the hit 2023...
2023-10-0114 min
Streets Won't Forget PodcastEP23. Streets Won't Forget ManagersIt's time to find the right man to lead the Hall of Fame, as Dan Mountney, Ben Woolley and Harry Martinez discuss their favourite Streets Won't Forget managers. But will it be the wheeling and dealing Harry Redknapp, promotion expert Ian Holloway, or Stoke City hero Tony Pulis who gets the job?The Streets Won't Forget Court is session following quizzing controversy, and Ben takes on Dan in Harry's tricky quiz.Follow usTwitter - @SWF_PodInstagram - streetswontforgetpodLinktr.ee - https://linktr.ee/thestreetswontforgetpod...
2023-09-2053 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Geoff DownesKeyboardist Geoff Downes has done it all down the years. Starting out in Buggles before joining one of the biggest rock bands in the 80’s and then forming Asia, he now juggles his time between the two and he still holds that World record...
In this episode, we talk with him about finding fame after applying for a magazine ad with his music college buddy Trevor Horn. He also talks about the surprise announcement of joining one of the worlds biggest groups and that world record.
A podcast you won't want to miss!
2023-09-1718 min
The Bottom LineWhat next for water?England’s water companies are under fire – there’s public anger over sewage spills and leaks, and now regulators and government ministers are worried some of them are drowning in too much debt. So what’s gone wrong, and who will pay the price of fixing the industry?On the face of it, running a water company seems like a licence to print money – there’s guaranteed revenue, and no competition – but there’s a lot of infrastructure to build and maintain, and strict targets that are getting even tougher and more expensive to hit as environmental concerns grow.
2023-07-2030 min
Pomegranate Health[IMJ On-Air] A tiger in the mallee: Victoria’s JEV clusterOn the 28th of January 2022 a 75-year-old man was admitted to the regional Albury Wodonga Health Service with a high fever and Parkinsonian symptoms. The patient spent over a week in intensive care, but brain scans did not reveal an obvious aetiology and assays for a range of pathogens came up negative.When serology eventually revealed the presence of antibodies against Japanese encephalitis virus this became only the second ever locally-acquired case on Australia’s mainland. Even more startling was the fact that the previous one had been way back in 1998 in Cape York, far north Queensland.
2023-07-1743 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Andy Fairweather LowWe chat with the former lead singer of the 60's Welsh rock group Amen Corner - Andy Fairweather Low...
In this episode, Andy talks about his long career with the chart-topping band before having a successful solo career of his own in the 70s and working with all the big names in the music business.
Taking time out on his tour with the Low Riders, Andy talks about being influenced by the Rolling Stones including the loss of his brother-in-law and band member Neil Jones. He also talks about his admiration for his friend Georgie...
2023-07-0215 min
Woolleys BeatChatting about her Rom-Com novels with author Suzan HolderJournalist and TV producer Suzan has woven her love for Elvis and The Beatles into two hilarious stories that also draw on her own dating disasters - before she met her musician husband - former Slade frontman Noddy Holder!
Speaking with Suzan Holder, it's clear that this independently strong woman has carved her own way in a male-dominated world of music. Long before she ever met the Slade frontman of one of Glam rock's most successful bands, her life experience was worth being put into print.
Her latest novel is set in...
2023-05-0717 min
Woolleys BeatTalking 10cc - Graham GouldmanSelling over 30 million albums, 11 top ten hits with 3 chart toppers, 10cc’s success and musical innovation is never in dispute.
With 50 years in the business, Graham Gouldman talks about his early years, the success of their Strawberry Studios in Stockport and the songwriting that has made him work with some of the greatest names in the pop business.
(Recorded in 2021 to celebrate 10cc's 50 years in the music industry)
Season 4 Episode 4
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2023-04-0918 min
Woolleys BeatTalking Sweet with Andy ScottIn the second part of the interview talking with Sweet's guitarist, Andy Scott talks about Blockbuster! and beyond...
Competing with the other Glam rockers of the 70s, Sweet up their game and show more maturity in their songwriting. Andy opens up candidly about the loss of fellow band members Steve Priest and Mick Tucker.
(Recorded in 2021, this is part 2 of 2.) Listen to part 1 here
For more information on Sweet, visit their website at www.thesweet.com
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2023-03-0516 min
ROGUE COMMENTARYA History of Violence (2005) with screenwriter Josh OlsonHello! Welcome to another edition of the exclusive audio commentary podcast hosted by me, David Hughes.
This episode is sponsored by boutique Blu-ray label Plumeria Pictures, whose latest release is The Big Man, aka Crossing the Line, an underrated 1990 drama with a blistering lead performance by Liam Neeson, and a cast that includes Joanne Whalley, Ian Bannen, Billy Connolly, Hugh Grant, Peter Mullan and more. The Blu-ray contains not one but three new audio commentaries, from producer Stephen Woolley, director David Leland and screenwriter Don Macpherson. Check out this and other Plumeria exclusives at PlumeriaPics.co.uk...
2023-02-131h 45
ROGUE COMMENTARYStreets of Fire (1984) by author and critic Walter ChawHello! Welcome to the latest edition of the exclusive audio commentary podcast hosted by me, David Hughes.
This episode is sponsored by boutique Blu-ray label Plumeria Pictures, whose latest release is The Big Man, aka Crossing the Line, an underrated 1990 drama with a blistering lead performance by Liam Neeson, and a cast that includes Joanne Whalley, Ian Bannen, Billy Connolly, Hugh Grant, Peter Mullan and more. The Blu-ray contains not one but three new audio commentaries, from producer Stephen Woolley, director David Leland and screenwriter Don Macpherson. Check out this and other Plumeria exclusives at PlumeriaPics.co...
2023-02-121h 35
Woolleys BeatChatting With Sam BrownIn 2007, Sam inexplicably lost her original singing voice and thinking her career may be over, started her own ukulele school. Now she's back with a new voice and sound that will please her fans...
In this podcast, we talk with Sam about her career since she entered the pop charts with the haunting 80s ballad "Stop". Sam also reveals how her talented parents helped her during her early years and working with the likes of the Small Faces' Steve Marriott and Pink Floyd as well as how she coped with losing her voice. This an intimate podcast...
2023-02-0812 min
The Dead Pair PodcastEps 110, Workout your game, w/Lashley FitnessSend us a text When we think of sporting clays, we don't think about being physically "fit". But what if there was an exercise that you could do to help your shooting game? Something that would help with things like mobility, energy, stamina, resting heart rate? What if it could be done at home instead of a gym? What if it could be done without expensive equipment or a monthly subscription? Well hang on to your pantyhose! We have the solution! Ian Lashley of Lashley Training center joins us in studio to talk about the "work out fo...
2023-02-0243 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with former Stranglers' front-man Hugh CornwellFormer Stranglers' frontman Hugh Cornwell is literally coming out of the wilderness...
As the man regularly described as the poet laureate of the punk era, you can bet his latest album Moments of Madness will ease his fans coming out of Covid. In this podcast, Hugh talks about working on his latest video with award-winning US animator Jesse Bond, his early years after leaving the Stranglers, and his recent tour before Christmas. This a podcast you won't want to miss!!!
NOTE: This interview was recorded before the recent death of musician Jet Black.
F...
2023-01-0808 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with II Divo's Sébastien IzambardOn the latest II Divo tour, Steven Labrie joins the trio after the sad loss of Carlos Marín. With a new tour underway and a new album, we caught up with one of its members Sébastien Izambard on the eve of their upcoming Christmas tour...
Talking candidly on hearing the sad news that Carlos had died, Seb was not in a good place at that time. We also talk about his love of Motown, the Christmas tour, and his new solo record From Seb With Love.
This a special Christmas-themed podcast you won't wa...
2022-12-0408 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Judie TzukeJudie Tzuke is currently on her third Woman To Woman UK tour with Beverley Craven, Julia Fordham, and Rumer and is the songwriter of their latest charity single Humankind supporting Greenpeace and Wildlife Aid UK...
Not many kids can come home from school to witness Andrew Lloyd-Webber tinkling the ivories on their piano. To a young Judie Tzuke, this was her induction into the world of music. In this revealing interview ahead of the tour, Judie talks about her love of music, and her own personal battle to overcome stage fright.
The new single, Woman T...
2022-11-0611 min
Woolleys BeatTalking Sweet with Andy ScottBack in the 1970s, Sweet was one of the most successful pop groups to come out of the glam rock musical era. Now fifty years on, guitarist Andy Scott is the only surviving original member of the band.
In this interview with Andy from his country home in Wiltshire, he reveals how the group came to be formed and how a chance encounter in Germany with T. Rex's Marc Bolan made them up their 'glam' game. He also talks about the time they almost walked off the set of Top Of The Pops. Along with other revealing i...
2022-10-0123 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with P.P.ArnoldFormer Ikette is a true Soul survivor. Now with a new autobiography of the same name just published, London's First Lady of Soul has had a very interesting life to tell.
After experiencing racism and sexual exploitation throughout her early career and in her personal life, P.P. decided to turn her back on her American life to move to join the 'Swinging 60's' jet set life in London after supporting the Rolling Stones on a UK tour. A decision that she never looked back on.
In this podcast, P.P. talks about her friendship wi...
2022-09-0430 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Craig DouglasIn this podcast, the former singing milkman retraces his musical roots on his beloved home on the Isle Of White...
Young Terence Perkins was spotted in a talent show and was touted as the next Perry Como. After finding fame went on to have a No.1 with a Sam Cooke song.
In this interview, Craig talks about the time when he topped the bill in Liverpool and was supported by four young local boys...THE BEATLES!
Craig also talks about his personal life and why he never married. Now after 67 years of living a...
2022-08-0719 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Then Jerico's Mark ShawOne of the 80's true survivors, the lead singer of Then Jerico knows how it is to give his fans his all. Shattering his feet during one such performance is a testament to that...
As a little boy, he always wanted to be a stuntman but decided it was safer to be a musician. Boy was he wrong!
In this revealing interview, Mark talks candidly about his musical career and how he came to learn with his disability to still perform to this day. Now playing acoustic gigs at intimate venues around Britain, he's taking h...
2022-06-2621 min
Jack Howard Color - The Podcast”It’s a powerful thing a haircut” - An interview with Mark WoolleyHey hair family and welcome back to another episode of Jack Howard Color the podcast. This week, our guest is the multi-talented and multi-successful Mark Woolley. Mark tells us the story of how he went from a Saturday boy in his home town in the North of England, to owning his own brand "Electric". Mark and Jack talk about sliding doors moments, growing your own product ingredients, staying relevant throughout your career, success through independence and success within the salon, Saks, Ian Brown, Tom Ford and Prada, and loads, loads more.
It's a fabulous hour with so mu...
2022-06-2355 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Tommy HuntNow a Northern Soul legend, Tommy Hunt's life hasn't been easy...
Experiencing racial abuse in the Army when he wanted to see his ill mother, Tommy took his destiny in his own hands. Joining the doo-wop group The Flamingos gave Tommy a step up from what could have been a tougher road.
Success was his destiny and he's worked with the best down the years - Elvis, Gene Vincent, and Buddy Holly to name a few. In fact, Tommy reveals who he tried to persuade not to get on the plane on that fateful Iowa flight the night the music...
2022-05-2530 min
ROGUE COMMENTARYThe Big Man (1990) with screenwriter Don MacphersonHello! Welcome to the latest edition of the exclusive audio commentary podcast hosted by me, David Hughes.
In this, the 21st episode, I’m very excited to be joined by screenwriter Don Macpherson, who skilfully adapted William McIlvanney’s brilliant novel The Big Man into the hugely underrated film of the same name, directed by David Leland and starring Liam Neeson, Ian Bannen, Billy Connolly, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer, Hugh Grant and Peter Mullan, with music by Ennio Morricone.
Produced by Stephen Woolley under the Palace Pictures banner, The Big Man sadly wasn’t a big hit, but it...
2022-05-241h 53
Woolleys BeatChatting with Leo Sayer (part 1)In our first part of talking with Leo, we look back at his early career. Dressing up as a clown wasn't easy. Leo also talks about life in Australia and his new album Northern Songs which covers many Beatles classics. He also shares some funny anecdotes about meeting the fab four (Leo was a big fan) and reveals which one gave him advice about his hair!
A revealing insight into the 70's legend as he embarks on his world tour later this year.
Season 3 Episode 5
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2022-04-2418 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Don McLeanAs a paperboy, Don McLean remembers very well that fateful morning when he saw the news about the death of Buddy Holly. Now 62 years on, that resulting song American Pie has been voted one of the best songs of the Century...
Now on tour celebrating its 50th anniversary, Don opens up candidly about those songs and how early swimming lessons taught him how to keep his voice in tip-top condition to this day. He also talks about those other artists' interpretations of his hits. With Madonna and George Michael having covered his material, McLean also reveals whom...
2022-04-0311 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Kim & LeeKimberley Rew & Lee Cave-Berry are obviously upbeat about the extensive airplay these guys have been having lately...
Kimberley is no stranger to success. He wrote Katrina & the Waves' biggest hits. In 1985, ‘Walking On Sunshine’ gave them a top ten hit and she followed this with the UK’s last Eurovision winner ‘Love Shine A Light’ which done even better commercially.
The Bangles covered another of his songs, ‘Going Down To Liverpool’ and ‘That’s Just The Woman In Me’ was covered by Celine Dion.
He played with both The Soft Boys, alongside Robyn Hitchcock, and Katrin...
2022-02-2118 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Gilbert O'SullivanHe was the superstar who topped the UK and US single charts in the 70s with songs of endearing tunefulness, unabashed sentiment and existentialist musings...
Today, Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O’Sullivan continues to be regarded with tremendous affection and his songs remain well-loved around the world. Gilbert O'Sullivan set out to be a guitarist. This all changed when the Beatles came along but one thing has never changed for Gilbert...his ability to create beautiful songs.
In this podcast, he talks candidly about his long career and why Alone Again (Naturally) will never be tinkered wi...
2022-02-0613 min
Woolleys BeatRod Clements - My Lindisfarne DaysRod Clements has been there from the early days of his folk roots...
Lindisfarne is one of the biggest bands to come out of the North East and the recent BBC4 Documentary presented by Sam Fender pushes the legendary band back once more into the spotlight.
Rod talks about the early days, guesting on a chart-topping record and eating sickly sausage rolls with Gazza! Hear why Lindisfarne are flying the Geordie musical flag for cleverly crafted songs woven about harsh life in the North East. Alan Hull's untimely death at 50, cheated us of his talent. T...
2022-01-0918 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Basil BrushA star of the screen and stage, the most famous fox in the World (sorry Michael J.), Basil Brush takes time out to chat about his long career...
Currently starring in panto at the Theatre Royal in Windsor in Jack & The Beanstalk, Basil reveals why he still looks so young since he burst onto our screens back in 1962. He reveals who he'd like to work with and now he's got a new Charity record out to raise funds for Shooting Star's Children's Hospices, the fun he had recording it. A potential Christmas No.1 this year? We'll have...
2021-12-1913 min
CFR NetworkEvil Killer Ian Bennett & His Mother Who Covered Up Girlfriends Murder | Brum Times - Relationship EditionWe discuss Killer Ian Bennett stabbed mum-of-two Kerry Woolley 54 times after accusing her of cheating on him with a woman they had met at a wine bar and most importantly the various elements to relationships. The Male & Female journey into a Oneship.
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2021-12-121h 11
Woolleys BeatChatting with Barbara Dickson OBECelebrated Scottish singer and actress Barbara Dickson OBE talks about her incredible career from the folk circuit to treading the boards...
Recorded in late 2020. Barbara gives an insight into her faith and personal life from working the Scottish folk circuit working alongside the likes of the Humblebums with Billy Connolly and Gerry Rafferty who became good friends in the early days. Appearing in the Willy Russell stage production of ‘John Paul George Ringo...and Bert’, after he had spotted her singing in a folk club in Liverpool, this was to be the start of many successful musicals inclu...
2021-12-0517 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with John OtwayThe self-proclaimed Rock & Roll's Greatest Failure's defining moment came in an improvised 1977 Old Grey Whistle Test live performance that made him an overnight sensation.
This English singer-songwriter has built up a cult following down the years through extensive touring, a surreal sense of humour and a self-deprecating underdog persona. In this episode, we talk about that plus working with Wild Willie Barrett and recording at Epstein's house in Montserrat. John also reveals the deep depression he was in when he decided to write his autobiography.
With his 5,000th gig planned for next year (April 2nd, 2022) at...
2021-11-1412 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Paul YoungFrom his early days in the Q Tips, Paul Young's soulful voice has taken him all around the World...
In this podcast, we chat with him about his early life and career before his recognition as one of the most recognisable voices of the 1980's. He reveals which of the many prestigious musical concerts down the years hold special memories for him. Now helping him heal after the sad loss of his wife back in 2018, he sings with his TexMex band of friends in Los Pacaminos as well as his solo stuff.
A revealing podcast...
2021-10-3113 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Mark Wynter (part 1)A man who reached dizzy heights, Mark Wynter has been up there with the best of them...literally
Playing the lead role in Barnum, Wynter has done it all. Appearing on the small screen as well as treading the boards, this episode focuses on his musical career. After a brief encounter with Lionel Bart, his rise to fame quickly followed with numerous chart hits in the '60s. (part 1 of 2)
Series 2: Episode: 34
For more information on Mark Wynter, go to his official website HERE
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2021-10-1120 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Mark Wynter (part 1)A man who reached dizzy heights, Mark Wynter has been up there with the best of them - literally...
Playing the lead role in Barnum, Wynter has done it all. Appearing on the small screen as well as treading the boards, this episode focuses on his musical career. After a brief encounter with Lionel Bart, his rise to fame quickly followed with numerous chart hits in the '60s. (part 1 of 2)
Series 2: Episode: 34
For more information on Mark Wynter, go to his official website HERE
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2021-10-1022 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Tony ChristieSinger Tony Christie has been around the block a bit - Amarillo and Las Vegas to name a few...
With the recent release of his autobiography 'The Song Interpreter', we thought it time we caught up with Tony to talk about his incredible career. Songs like 'Is This The Way To Amarillo', `I Did What I Did For Maria', Avenues & Alleyways' in the 1970s have all achieved critical acclaim and sound as fresh today as they were then. Tony's albums have achieved several Gold and Platinum discs and he was the only singer in 2005 to have a...
2021-09-2810 min
Rhys Salmon is an Overnight SuccessIan Woolley, Former Starbucks Chief of Staff/Strategy and Business Operations.Ian Woolley left Australia to work in the USA, not a big deal now, but in the 80’s things were a touch different. It was the start of a journey which found him landing on the ground floor of Starbucks’ big boom! As the Chief of Staff/Head of Strategy and Business Operations for 25 years, he got to bring coffee to all corners of the world from Zurich to the Middle East and see it go from 400 stores in the states to 32,000 globally (Yeah, that’s a real number) Join us as we toast some wine (Well, it was...
2021-09-0347 min
Woolleys BeatChatting Rory Gallagher with Gerry McAvoyTo celebrate the new release the 50th Anniversary Box Set of Rory’s eponymous 1971 debut album will be released on September 3rd, we chat with his long-time guitarist Gerry McAvoy about working with arguably the greatest rock guitarist this planet has ever seen...
In this podcast, Gerry talks about the early days when he joined Taste through to playing on Rory's last three albums before his untimely death some 26 years ago at the young age of only 47 years old.
Rory's debut album released in 1971 has been lovingly reissued into a unique box set for his fa...
2021-08-3012 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Dean FriedmanAmerican singer-songwriter Dean Friedman talks about his latest studio masterpiece American Lullaby and his career to date.
After bursting on the scene with the catchy Ariel, Dean failed to make an impression on the American public when a certain song about a famous restaurant chain hampered (or should that be hamburgered!) his blossoming career. Across the rest of the world though, Dean's clever songwriting has garnered him many fans down the years, and in this podcast, we talk about getting close to his virtual fans, why his new 9th studio album is so poignant in 2021 plus his...
2021-08-2718 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Jimmy ThomasFrom the moment he was born, blues played a big part in Jimmy Thomas’s life growing up in Osceola in Arkansas. Raised by his aunt and uncle, it was their family friend Albert King who nicknamed him ‘Popeye’ and would go on to influence him throughout his life and play a very important part in his career.
In this podcast, we talk about Jimmy's early roots and being such a focal point of Ike Turner's band The Rhythm Kings before moving to England and launching his own record label. He talks about his friendship with Albert King a...
2021-08-1524 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Patti BoulayeWith the release of her autobiography Faith Of A Child, this year will see the 50th anniversary year of Patti’s West End debut in the musical Hair. An incredible 50 years that spans the incredible life of Patti Boulaye OBE.
From escaping the dreadful civil war of Nigeria, a young wide-eyed Patti arrives in England and by chance a trip to see the sights of London would change her life in a way she could never imagine. From getting a coveted part in Hair, she would eventually blossom into a talented singer through her appearance on the Ne...
2021-08-0127 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Anita HarrisFrom the age of only 16, Anita Harris set out on a path that would take her on an incredible journey in show business.
Ice skater, dancer, singer and actress she has done it all. In this podcast we go right back to her roots starting out in a dancing troupe in Las Vegas, before her incredible long career to performing at the Palladium.
Series 2: Episode: 28
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2021-07-1834 min
Woolleys BeatChatting Bob Dylan with author Chris GregoryMorecambe-based poet and author Chris Gregory talks about his latest book that celebrates one of the most influential musicians of all time.....Bob Dylan...
As Dylan turns 80, we chat with Chris about the last few decades of the songwriting re-invention of his music which has been put into a new book Determined To Stand (The Re-Invention Of Bob Dylan).
Series 2: Episode: 27
For more information on Chris Gregory, go to his official website HERE
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2021-07-0417 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Beach Boy Al JardineBeach Boy co-founder Al Jardine takes time out in the run-up to the planned re-release of his acclaimed 2010 album A Postcard from California to chat about lockdown life in Big Sur...
With the East Coast version of Waves Of Love 2.0 released and getting plenty of airplay around the World, Al talks about future plans afoot approaching the 60th anniversary of the Beach Boys, bringing Bach back to Germany, working with his sons, and rescuing a cow he named Jenny from being slaughtered. The latter of which he wrote and dedicated a love song to!
It s...
2021-06-2012 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Badfinger's Joey MollandGuitarist, singer and songwriter Joey Molland, founder member of Badfinger who were one time touted as the next Beatles...
The story of Badfinger is one of rock’s saddest and most tragic tales. But one thing is for certain: the group that practically invented “power pop” was abundantly filled with talent. To have three great songwriters in one band was reminiscent of the group’s original label founders, the Beatles. Badfinger’s singles are still regarded as pop gems some 50 years later: “Come and Get It,” “No Matter What,” “Day After Day,” and “Baby Blue.”
Perhaps the most unheralde...
2021-06-0617 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Owen PaulNow with the 35th anniversary of My Favourite Waste Of Time, Scotland's Owen Paul's new forthcoming album is already creating a stir over the airwaves...
At 15 years of age, from the basement of his house came the sound of a single which was going to greatly influence him for the rest of his life. Little did he know that one of the musicians on that song would play on one of his. We chat about his early days when he was scouted and signed to one of the great British football clubs which he turned down to...
2021-05-2322 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Daniel JamesAs one-half of Yell, actor and singer Daniel James knows a thing or so about working a crowd. He started out as a cheerleader on Top of the Pops!
With a failed attempt to represent the UK in the Eurovision, he came to the attention of Simon Cowell who paired him up with Paul Varney under the name of Yell! Despite having initial success worldwide, the duo split up and went their separate ways which resulted in Daniel going back to his career as an actor. With varied roles on TV and film, his cameo appearance in...
2021-05-095h 13
Woolleys BeatChatting with Gordon GiltrapOver the past forty years, Gordon Giltrap MBE has graced the music business with his dedication to his craft and his affection for his audience. As one of the UK's most respected guitarists, he has consistently proved the adage that respect cannot be bought, it must be earned. Now with yet another new album coming out, this 73-year-old shows no sign of slowing down his creative juices...
Over the years, Giltrap has worked with an amazingly broad range of artists, from rock musicians such as Brian May, Rick Wakeman and Midge Ure to the jazz virtuoso Martin...
2021-05-0227 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Hazel O'ConnorOne of life's true survivors, Hazel O'Connor has come a long way since feeling like a square peg in a round hole...
In this podcast recorded from her French retreat, Hazel looks back on her troubled years growing up which resulted in her rebelling against the system. Escaping to Amsterdam, Paris, Japan and Beirut before returning to England, she recalls that memorable Buzzcocks gig that set her on her musical path. She intimately chats about her big break starring alongside Jim Broadbent, Phil Daniels and Jonathan Pryce in Breaking Glass through to her admiration for David Bowie...
2021-04-2032 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with DionIn the week that The Wanderer, a musical based on Dion’s life world premiers at the Tony Award-winning Paper Mill Playhouse on April 8th, 2021 and tells a story of transformation end personal redemption. we catch up with the man himself to talk about his latest album Blues With Friends and career to date...
Emerging from the Bronx in the fifties, Dion di Mucci talks candidly about how the death of his friend Frankie Lymon in 1968 turned his life around. Now 52 years later, Dion has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music business to pa...
2021-04-0524 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with The Far NorthIn this podcast, we chat with Lee Wylding about his latest creation with Andie Packer called The Far North...
Following on from the success of their debut single This House Is Ours and second single ‘Runaway’ from their debut album ‘Songs For Gentle Souls’, the UK-based Americana duo The Far North will release their third single 'Branches' out on March 26th, 2021.
Formed in 2019 and evolving from the ashes of The Fireflys, whose grungey Americana won them many friends in the UK, solidified by a run of acclaimed albums. Following the band’s dissolution, and having spent some...
2021-03-2216 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Eddy GrantEddy Grant has seen and done it all...from breaking new ground with his 60's multi-racial band The Equals to nurturing his love for Guyana and Caribbean music, including soca to ringbang.
In our first podcast of two, Eddy goes back to his roots when his band broke into the pop charts with Baby Come Back and talks intimately about those scary health traumas in his life which resulted in him having to quit the band. After the seven years of bad luck he broke the mould by becoming the first black musician to own his own...
2021-03-1530 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Tony HadleyAs all fans of the 1980's will remember, Tony Hadley was the frontman of that decade's most successful bands...Spandau Ballet.
In this podcast, Tony talks about the early days of Spandau when sceptics said they would be one-hit wonders in the pop world. From Live Aid and his time in the jungle on I'm A Celebrity, he has done it all. Even singing at Joyce and Monty's wedding in the hit comedy Benidorm! Talking of Live Aid, Tony reveals an item of clothing he has found from that performance which he plans to auction off for...
2021-03-0125 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Judge SmithJudge Smith, Songwriter, Composer and Performer, has been making innovative, unusual and entertaining music since the late ’60s, when he co-founded the influential band Van der Graaf Generator...
Judge Smith co-founded the influential rock band Van der Graaf Generator in 1967 with singer-songwriter Peter Hammill, and since then has continued to be involved in numerous musical projects as writer, composer or performer.
During the ’70s and ’80s, he wrote several stage musicals in collaboration with composer Max Hutchinson: The Kibbo Kift was produced at the Traverse Theatre for the Edinburgh Festival of 1976 and at the Crucible Theatr...
2021-02-1522 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with David Diddy HamiltonOne of Radio's longest working broadcasters, David 'Diddy' Hamilton talks about his varied and successful career who at the age of 82 is about to embark on a new daily radio show...
At the age of 82, many would think that it would be time to hang up those headphones but for David, it's not an option. Valentine's Day sees the broadcasting legend start a new daily radio show with Boom Radio playing all the great tunes from the era's which he loves.
In this interview, we talk about how he got his nickname, his love of...
2021-02-0819 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Danielle MorganIn our latest podcast. we talk with rising star Danielle Morgan about her latest EP Lockdown...
Danielle chats about her career and collaborations including working with John Merrigan and celebrated LA producer TheRealJohnSmith as well as recording at the famous Abbey Road Studios. Earlier in 2020 she helped write and perform for the new hit musical drama set to a World War One backdrop.
Based on an original play by Eddie Alford, The Story of Love in the Harbour is a moving musical dramatization of the romance between George McElroy, a British RAF Officer and Grace G...
2021-02-0417 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with LimahlWinning the hearts of millions of fans in the 80s as the lead singer of British band Kajagoogoo, Limahl enjoyed the instant celebrity of hitting the top of the charts with his debut single Too Shy and the brilliant Giorgio Moroder produced worldwide smash Neverending Story. In this podcast, we chat with Limahl about his early career with his former band Kajagoogoo and how he felt about being sacked plus appearing in a cameo role with Adam Ant for a pop video. He also recalls his chance meeting with Giorgio Moroder in Japan which resulted in him flying over to Muni...
2021-01-2818 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Cheryl BakerOne of the most successful groups to come out of the Eurovision Song Contest, Bucks Fizz had chart success throughout the 80's following that 1981 win in Dublin, and who can forget that skirt ripping performance by Cheryl Baker & Jay Aston?
Cheryl chats about that win and also being part of Co-Co when they represented the UK three years earlier. Now part of the trio The Fizz (with Mike and Jay), she reveals insights into her successful singing career and the dreadful 1984 motorway crash on tour that almost ended their careers. She shares interesting anecdotes about working with R...
2021-01-2515 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with BoycieWe chat with one of the most instantly recognisable voices in British comedy, actor John Challis aka 'Boycie' of Only Fools & Horses.
John talks about his almost 60 years in acting and reveals interesting anecdotes on many of the biggest shows on TV, including Only Fools and Horses, The Green Green Grass and Benidorm. He speaks candidly of his admiration and respect for the late producer John Sullivan, who first used John in the comedy Citizen Smith before casting him as Aubrey Boyce in Only Fools. John also reveals how a surprise birthday party at his new countryside...
2021-01-1825 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Al StewartIn the year of the ox (not the cat!), an intimate podcast with one of the UK's finest singer-songwriters Al Stewart...
He reveals how his career began four decades ago when he bought one of his first guitars from Andy Summers (who went on to form The Police). From gigging with Tony Blackburn he began his incredible musical journey by dragging along his acoustic guitar up to London after hearing about Bob Dylan. As compere at the famous Bunjies Coffee House, he met them all - Van Morrison, Roy Harper, Bert Jansch, Cat Stevens, Ralph McTell, and...
2021-01-1417 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with DJ Mike ReadFormer Radio One and Luxembourg DJ and presenter Mike Read knows all there is to know about radio but there's more to his repertoire than just spinning discs....
In this interview for the Beat, Mike chats about his passion for songwriters and some of the well-known names who have recorded his own songs. As well as writing a book about the British Plaque Trust, of which he helped start, there's new stuff he's written including London's Tin Pan Alley...Denmark Street.
He also reveals insights on what makes a good broadcaster, Top of the Pops, P...
2021-01-1132 min
Woolleys BeatChatting Beatles history with Roag BestRoag Best knows everything there is to know about the early days of the Beatles...
His father was Neil Aspinall, friend and business associate of the band, and whose brother Pete was the original drummer. Now the owner of the Beatles Magical History Museum in Liverpool's famous Mathew Street. It's here we talk to him about where the Beatles began their road to World domination, the history
He talks about his mother Mona, an ordinary wife and mother who believed in her own destiny when she pawned all her jewelry to bet on a horse to...
2020-12-0632 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Shakin' StevensIn a long and successful career, we talk to singer Shakin' Stevens about his early life growing up in Wales, playing Elvis in the West End plus his appearance in Peter Kay's 2005 Comic Relief video 'Is This The Way To Amarillo?' where he reveals that one of his early hits was a contender.
Shaky has the distinction of being the most successful UK singles chart performer of the 1980s, as confirmed by the Guinness Book of British Hit Singles and Albums. His success was mirrored throughout Europe and Internationally, earning Platinum and Double Platinum, and Gold...
2020-12-0119 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Bob Harris OBENow celebrating 50 years in radio, we chat with the broadcasting legend 'Whispering' Bob Harris OBE about his career working with the music greats. Through his time on Radio One and presenting the Old Grey Whistle Test we find out some revealing anecdotes.
Now with his Whispering Bob's All-Stars, his new 2020 charity single will be helping raise money for Struggling Musicians UK. The song 'Stand By Me' which was first recorded by Ben E.King, is now re-recorded exactly 60 years after it's first release. #woolleysbeat
For more info on this, go to www.bobharris.org/press/w...
2020-11-2318 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Bay City Roller's Les McKeownIn one of Les's last public interviews, we caught up with Les backstage during his last UK tour and asked him all about the Bay City Rollers...
Yes, earlier in 2020 the Bay City Rollers lead singer Les McKeown was in town (Christchurch in Dorset actually!) and took time out to chat about his band's history, sharing a few funny anecdotes along the way like horse riding with a monkey and reveals an exciting future project that Roller fans will love!!! Complete with backstage door slams and his love of shang-a-langs, Les reveals an insight into his must-see...
2020-10-0109 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Lesley-Ann Jones on her new book Who Killed John Lennon?Chatting with music biographer Lesley-Ann Jones on her new book Who Killed John Lennon? on the life of the Beatle from his early days and life with the band. Forty years after his untimely death which shocked the World, Lesley-Ann also reveals what inspired her to write the book in the first place and the many people in John's life she interviewed to get her story of what made him the cracked genius he was. Published to coincide with Lennon's 8oth birthday, the book is out now by John Blake Publishing (an imprint of Bonner Books UK) and is...
2020-09-1714 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Marty WildeCelebrating 60 years in the music business, we caught up with Marty on the eve of his new album Running Together. In collaboration with his daughters Kim and Roxanne, In this podcast, Marty talks about celebrating his amazing career and why he decided to put out this new album of unreleased material of songs he has written and what they mean to him personally.(Part 1 of 2)
For more information on Marty, go to his official website HERE
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2020-09-1510 min
Woolleys BeatChatting with Brotherhood of Man's Nicky StevensThe first (and so far only) Welsh singer to win the Eurovision Song Contest was Nicky Stevens. Along with her pop band Brotherhood of Man, they have sold over 15 million records worldwide, with 3 UK chart-topping singles and several gold discs...
In our first podcast, we talk about the band, her Welsh childhood and her love for dogs. One of the longest surviving bands with all their original members since that day, they still remain firm friends to this day. One of pop's true survivors!
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2020-08-2819 min
The Pez Collection PodcastCollectors: Ian Woolley & Tommy NickersonTommy Nickerson and Ian Woolley enthusiastically join the collection!
2019-05-301h 00
Why Watch That RadioSneak Peek: On Chesil BeachIn theaters May 18, 2018On Chesil BeachIn 1962, newlyweds Edward and Florence, both in their early 20s and also both virgins, spend their honeymoon preoccupied and terrified by the upcoming consummation of their marriage.Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Billy Howle, Emily Watson, Anne-Marie Duff, Samuel West, Adrian ScarboroughProduced by: Elizabeth Karlsen, Stephen WoolleyScreenplay by: Ian McEwanDirected by: Dominic CookeCinematography: Sean BobbittDistributed by: LionsgateRuntime: 110 minutes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor...
2018-05-1809 min
DumTeeDum - A show about BBC Radio's 'The Archers'Ep: 130 - The longest Dumteedum ever, from here on in it's one hour folksAfter a blockbuster Archers Omnibus, Lucy and Roifield deliver a blockbuster length DumTeeDum, coming in at over two hours not helped by Lucy having to explain snowdrops and Shaftesbury to Roifield.Lucy observes that Rob's truth addiction makes Jeffrey Archer looks like a harsh realist. She then went on to note how upset Ian was with Adam entering so many gentlemen's buttonholes. Joe, William, Eddie and George all seem to come from different parts of the country even though they all grew up in the same village. Lucy has a new hat as health and safety advisor pointing out that...
2016-09-202h 17
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2015-03-2504 min
The Holiday Let Success Podcast with Elaine WattEp 017: Ian Woolley | Advertising Vacation Rentals for Free | AgreementsToday I welcome Ian Woolley from HLS Solutions, he joins us for a second time to introduce more services that benefit Holiday Home Owners | Vacation Rental Owners, their free advertising platform 'Holiday Letting Finder' and the lettings agreements they have produced.
Listen in and learn how to get involved, access that big marketing budget and protect yourself and your business with the right agreements here:
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2014-12-0422 min
The Holiday Let Success Podcast with Elaine WattEp 011: Systemised = Optimized | Website Mastery | Ian Woolley | HLS SolutionsSystemizing is one of the most important things you can do for your business and one way of doing this is through a management system that tracks the entire process.
Websites and the importance of your own when dealing with your holiday let business is something else we chat about, the templates available from HLS Solutions and their useability plus the Free management system they come with.
We also chat about keeping in touch with your guests and postential guests and how to keep in touch once you've extablished a connection wi...
2014-11-1045 min