It’s a new episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast, and my guest is songwriter, musician, and music producer, John Bradley. I also talk about what the hell is the K Pop Phenomenon, and I shine a spotlight on the  1991 album, Nevermind by Nirvana. Oh, and I get to play ‘Lily in The Rain’ written and recorded by John Bradley, from the album Chemical Therapy. You just gotta check it out!

On this episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast, my guest is rhythm guitarist Joe Harcourt from local band, Roddy Radiation & The  Skabilly Rebels. He talks about his  time in the band and enthusiasm for his latest band project.
The topic of this episode is, why many professional musicians are considering quitting the Music industry. I also shine a spotlight on the 1980  iconic "Sent From Coventry' album. And I get to play 'All Look Blue' an original song written by Joe Harcourt. You gotta check it out!

On this episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast, my guest is Max Ash Sales Manager of Sam Ash Music Stores in New York. As well as talking about running a successful music instrument store, he is also a songwriter and musician.
The topic this episode is 'Why Are Major Artists And Bands Cancelling Shows And Tours'. And I shine a spotlight on American Ska. Oh, and I get to play 'Cryin' In The Club' co Written by Max. You gotta check it out!

On this episode, my guests are John Hewitt, Dec Byrne, and Bob Hackett, of Soul Junction the midland's premier Soul Band. As well as talking about the ins and outs of their time in the band, they also open up about writing and recording their first original song. The topic is ‘The Power Of Love' and I shine a spotlight on 'Northern Soul’.
Drummer John Hewitt and I also talk about much loved band 'Squeeze'. Oh, and I get to play ‘Love Crush’ by Soul Junction. You should check it out. 

In this episode of ‘Audio Wave Cafe’ podcast, my guest is John Barrow, sax player and author of ‘How Not To Make It In ThePop World (diary of an almost has-been). He was also co -founder of 80’s band The Swinging Laurels. I also talk about a new code of conduct to eliminate racism in music. And I shine a light on 60’s pop star, Del Shannon and his Coventry connection. Oh, and I get to play ‘Daylight’ by Fun Lovin’ Criminals, with John Barrow on Sax. You’ve just gotta listen in!

On this episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast, my guest is ex-local drummer Paul Hooper. Formally in Indian Summer and the Dodgers, through to the Fortunes, Paul has been a professional drummer all his working life.
I also talk about Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing outrage, and I shine a spotlight on pirate radio stations. I also get to play ‘I Don’t Want To Lose This Feeling’ by Prelude, with Paul Hooper on drums. Check it out!

On this episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast, my guest is musician and author Tim Constable. He talks about the highs of playing in his first couple of bands and the utter frustration of not realising his ultimate dream of playing his own compositions in a successful recording band. Tim also talks about his coauthored children's books and upcoming projects.
The topic of this episode is 'what's right, what's wrong with tv talent shows'. And I shine a spotlight on local music producer and Grammy Award winner Roger Lomas.
Oh, and I get to play 'Don't Go To The Roxy' an original song by Tim Constable's band Paris.

On this episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast, my guest is record producer John Collins. He is perhaps best remembered as the producer of the Special's huge hit 'Ghost Town'.
John takes us through his early days as a record producer in Tottenham London, and to when Jerry Dammers asked him to produce a few songs for the Specials, the rest is history.
He also talks about one of his recent project, Choral Dub. An intriguing fusion of renaissance music and dub reggae.
The topic for this episode is, 'Why do Hip hop musicians end Up Killed?' And I shine a spotlight on 'The Rise Of 70's Punk'.
I also play one of John's Choral Dub tracks, 'If Ye Love Me'. Do check it out!

On this episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast my guest is Nigel Meffen, bass player with local punk band the Del Chronics. He talks about the bands latest album release ‘Urban Playground’ and I ask him if there is still an audience for 70’s punk.
My topic for this episode is ‘branding yourself as an artist’. and I shine a spotlight on the Coventry Music Museum.
Oh, and I play the Del Chronics single ‘Wreckin' It Up’, check it out!

In this latest episode of the Audio Wave Cafe podcast,  my guest is  Harley Feinstein the original drummer with legendary 70’s band, Sparks. Harley takes us through those early years up to his involvement with the 2021 film documentary titled The Sparks Brothers. He also talks about why he gave up drumming for many years, and life after Sparks.
I also talk about ‘Do you need a digital press kit’. If you are a working artist or band, maybe you should check this out!  I also shine a spotlight on top local 80’s band, King.