Burnsy talks gig-theatre, panto, money and how plays get made with Jamie Potter, who is the Audience Development Manager for Hull-based theatre company Middle Child.

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Nesta Sheehan of Hull arts organisation Back to Ours tells Burnsy all about their work on the fringes of the city, bringing popular (and not so popular) arts and entertainment to people who don't normally engage with such things.

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Dame Barbara Cartland, nearby seagulls and Pasternoster elevators are three of the things Burnsy ends up discussing with Hull crime writer Nick Quantrill when they should be talking about murder and such like. 

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Project Director Gill Osgerby tells Burnsy what's happening with the huge Hull Maritime project. How things are going, how much longer they'll take and what to expect when they're finished.

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Former Hull MP, former Home Secretary, former Health Minister and now best-selling author, Alan Johnson talks to Burnsy about Brexit, the Post Office Scandal, regrets, guitars, Harold Wilson and more.

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A seriously fascinating chat between Burnsy and geophysicist, glaciologist, former leader of the British Antarctic Expedition and ex-vice chancellor of the University of Hull, David Drewry.

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The second part of our exclusive chat with the legend Paul Jackson sees him in an even more uncompromising mode. He tell Burnsy about his struggles with the Adelphi Club, the tough times and the triumphs and reveals how he recently discovered that half of a major pop act had played the club before they became famous.

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He doesn't like to be called a legend but we're going to do it anyway, the indomitable Paul Jackson - the man who brought Hull the Adelphi Club - is our guest for a two-part CuriosityCast.

The chat is everything from serious to funny to righteous to touching as Jacko invites Burnsy into his home to discuss his long life in music and much more.

This is a real belter. 

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We've had a lot of people asking what's going on with various major works and public realm projects so this episode Burnsy welcomes journalist Angus Young (who has had his ear to the ground in Hull for so long he's got yellow lines painted across his head) to discuss to the current state of affairs.

This episode Burnsy welcomes the member of parliament for Hull West & Haltemprice Emma Hardy, who answers questions on politics, parliament and smells.