Arthur Brown's debut album The Crazy World of Arthur Brown was a hit on both sides of the Atlantic... in 1968. Since then The God of Hellfire has never stopped making music and collaborating with a wide range of amazing musicians. (In this podcast he recalls gigs with Frank Zappa, and hanging out with Jimi Hendrix in his LA apartment).
A true legend, Arthur met Claire Waller when she was running her much-loved Buttercup Café in Lewes, East Sussex, and the two slowly formed a partnership to bring Arthur's music and performance to new audiences, through multi-media shows, which may even (as we hear in the podcast) be staged in their own venue.
It's a truly inspiring story which takes in the release of the single Long Long Road - released on Arthur's 80th birthday - and exciting work with young animators and designers. Along the way we hear about the pair's love of nature, and the idyllic life they are building together in the Yorkshire Dales.   

see more at: 
https://www.thegodofhellfire.com/
https://www.facebook.com/arthurbrownmusic/

hear more at:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Wyn0ejiSIAgFhCL6zbTRm

If you feel you're too old to be creative, or too creative to be old, then Creageivity is the podcast for you!

Podcast 01 features special guest, actor LISA ARMYTAGE, who fell into acting – literally – aged 6,  when she entered the school stage headfirst as The Angel Gabriel through the wrong entrance - where the curtains were tied together at the bottom. Recovering from this mortifying beginning has been a lifelong quest. 

You may remember Lisa as a 30-something actor in the main cast of ‘Neighbours’ as Dr Beverly Marshall, mark 1. Leaving the show to spend more time with a young family, Lisa has nevertheless continued to work on stage, television, and film in a variety of dramatic and comedy roles. More recently she has re-emerged as an audiobook narrator and voice actor. She is now as busy as she was in her ‘Neighbours’ heyday. In April 2023 Lisa is in the first episode of ‘The Robots’ – a Big Finish audio production for all Dr Who fans.  

Otherwise, you can hear what she’s been up to by taking a look at her page as a narrator on Audible as Lisa Armytage. That’s Armytage with a ‘y’ not an ‘i’. Think of an ‘army’ mixed with a ‘stage’ and you’ve (almost) got it.

see more at:
https://www.spokenbylisa.co.uk/
https://www.audible.co.uk/search?keywords=lisa+armytage

If you feel you're too old to be creative, or too creative to be old, then Creageivity is the podcast for you!