IMS co-founder, Director of Chinois Ibiza and island resident Danny Whittle takes us back to the mid-90s, when Ibiza’s club scene was still the Wild West — a world of cash payments, poster wars and armies of flyermen battling to promote the biggest nights.With no social media and little regulation, promoters relied on beaches, bars, flyers and posters to fill their clubs. Danny reveals how flyering was carefully tracked, how rival clubs would move posters to illegal locations to trigger fines, and how penalties eventually reached €3,000–€4,000 — helping bring the era of street promotion to an end.

Presented by Alan Warman and Clara Griffin. Cameraman Darren Griffin. Edited by Billy Booth. Produced by Dave Lambert.

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Island resident Jo Mills joined Alan and Clara her remarkable 34-year DJ career, from discovering Ibiza in 1987 and learning to DJ at Flying Records in Kensington Market to becoming a resident at Cream and CircoLoco at DC-10. She recalls playing alongside some of the island’s most influential DJs, her memorable invitation from Danny Tenaglia to play Vinyl in New York, and the music and people that have shaped her Ibiza journey. We also explore life in Santa Gertrudis, her favourite island spots, the evolution of the underground scene and her new Ibiza venture Iseno.

Filmed and recorded at IMS Ibiza @ Hyde Ibiza.

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Dwayne Muffin is a popular Ibiza travel vlogger who has called the island home for over a decade, building a recognisable brand through his authentic videos showcasing Ibiza’s lifestyle, nightlife, restaurants, beaches and hidden gems.

Formerly known as the “San Antonio Vlogger,” Dwayne joined us for a wide-ranging conversation about discovering Ibiza at 18, the evolution of his social media career and how Ibiza has changed over the years. We also explore his favourite restaurants and beaches, the island beyond the clubs, his experiences during COVID, meeting celebrities including his hero Shane Macgowan, and some of his most memorable Ibiza stories.

From clubbing and nightlife to food, nature and the people who make Ibiza unique, Dwayne gives his personal perspective on the island he now calls home.

Presented by Alan Warman and Clara Griffin. Produced by Dave Lambert. Edited by Billy Booth. Production assistant Tarifa Lambert.

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Barbara Tucker "The Queen Of House", is a legendary vocalist, songwriter and performer, widely regarded as one of the house music's defining voices. A major force in house music for more than four decades, she's known for timeless club anthems including 'Beautiful People,' 'I Get Lifted,' 'Stop Playing With My Mind', 'Most Precious Love' and of course Hardrive 'Deep Inside'. Barbara held her first Ibiza residency in 2001 and has performed across the world and collaborated with dance music icons including David Guetta, Louie Vega, Todd Terry, Danny Tenaglia and Moby. Beyond the studio and stage, she is also a mentor, author, label owner and passionate advocate for the global house music community.

Barbara joined us in Manchester in July after her performance at Hacienda Classical for a wide-ranging conversation covering her unexpected journey into music, the creation of house classics including Beautiful People, the New York club scene and promoting the legendary Underground Network plus her 25-year love affair with Ibiza and her mission to mentor the next generation of artists.

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Island resident Pete Gooding joined Alan and Clara to reflect on his Ibiza journey since first visiting on a family holiday in 1987 aged just 13, discovering the Balearic sound and buying mix tapes off José Padilla before becoming one of the island's defining sunset DJs, with 30 years behind the decks at Café Mambo and beyond.

Filmed and recorded at IMS Ibiza @ Hyde Ibiza.

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Our latest inductee into the Ibiza Hall Of Fame is Wayne Lineker  - entrepreneur, co-founder of O Beach Ibiza, and one of Ibiza's most recognisable figures who joined Alan and Clara to reflect on nearly four decades on the island.

Wayne looks back at his first trips to Ibiza, opening Linekers Bar in 2008 alongside Tony Truman, and the conversation in a Marbella swimming pool that led to the creation of O Beach Ibiza. He shares how the venue transformed daytime entertainment on the island with world-class production, live performances and a social media-first approach.

He discusses the challenges of COVID, how Brexit changed staffing in Ibiza, and why the island still has a unique magic that keeps people returning year after year.

Wayne also opens up about one of the toughest periods of his life, revealing how addiction nearly cost him everything before entering rehab and rebuilding his life. He explains how rebuilding his life through sobriety gave him a completely new perspective on the island he loves.

Filmed at Bonito Hotel, Ibiza 

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Jeremy Healy joined us to reflect on a lifelong passion for DJing that began after seeing a DJ's setup in the late 1970s. He takes us back to weekends spent clubbing in New York during the mid-1980s, recording radio mix shows to bring home to London, his long friendship with Boy George, and the formative nights that shaped London's club scene. Along the way, Jeremy shares how those early experiences led him from pop success with Haysi Fantayzee to becoming one of the world's first superstar DJs and helping define the soundtrack of Ibiza and modern dance culture.

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In another of our conversations with industry figures, Sophie Bee takes us behind the scenes of some of dance music's biggest events, revealing what it really takes to bring world-class club experiences to life. As the creative force behind La Discothèque which currently hosts Thursdays throughout July at 528 Ibiza, while also working with Hacienda Classical, Warehouse Project, Block9 at Glastonbury and other major productions, she explains the hidden world of creative direction, production, performers and problem-solving that audiences never see. Sophie also talks about championing women across the industry, nurturing the next generation through education, and creating inclusive events that capture the glamour, freedom and spirit of Ibiza. Along the way, she shares her favourite island spots, reflects on how Ibiza has evolved, and reveals what's next for La Discothèque as it continues to celebrate the island's unique club culture.

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Tony Truman's Ibiza journey began in 1983 when, as a 15-year-old, he first experienced the island's legendary clubs, including Ku and Amnesia. Already promoting his own parties in London under the Tru's Do's banner, the trip inspired a lifelong ambition to create unforgettable venues and experiences in Ibiza.

Over the following four decades, Tony became one of the island's best-known figures, co-founding Ocean Beach Ibiza (with Wayne Lineker), Bam-Bu-Ku and Wi-Ki-Woo Hotel. Blending music, design, entertainment and the unmistakable spirit of Ibiza, he has helped shape the island's daytime club culture and created experiences enjoyed by millions of visitors from around the world.

Filmed at Bonito Hotel, Ibiza 

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Ministry of Sound celebrates its 35th anniversary as one of the world's most influential club brands and Lohan Presencer and Caitlin McAllister joined Alan and Clara to reflect on the club's journey from a disused bus garage inspired by New York's Paradise Garage to becoming a global dance music institution.

They discuss the founders' obsession with creating the ultimate sound system, the rise of the legendary Ministry of Sound compilation albums, and how the club helped launch countless DJs, producers and record labels. Lohan also reveals how Ministry developed 21 UK No.1 singles, signed artists including Example, DJ Fresh, Wretch 32 and London Grammar, and built one of dance music's most successful record businesses.

The conversation explores the challenges facing modern club culture, from rising costs and property development to nurturing new talent and protecting London's nightlife. They also explain why, despite today's festival-sized productions, Ministry's intimate dancefloor remains one of the world's favourite clubs for both DJs and clubbers.

Filmed @ Ministry Of Sound, London SE1

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