On todays show Max got to sit down with Ben Child's, General Manager of Paradise by way of Kensal Rise.

Seems like we cant get enough of this place! Ben has a really cool history within the industry after being at Novus for 10 years he then ran his own restaurant before moving into experience led nights out and now hes at Paradise. They discussed the importance in knowing your customer, why you must check your ego and how competitive socialising is on the rise. Enjoy

This week we are joined by Dean & Lucy of Stardust LDN.

Now, have you ever thought about what its like to start your own festival from scratch? Or have you ever been curious as to what is involved in taking on such a challenege? Well, look no further because this show is where you'll find out all about it. Dean has a strong history within nightlife after working with powerhouse brands, Sintillate and Hot Bed across Europe and couple that with Lucy's expertise in all things hospitality and you've got a solid foundation for what is going to be something very EPIC to hit our capital in December. We cover everything from initial planning right through to total cost and biggest hurdles. Lots of fun and a great discussion.

Link to tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/stardust-ldn-tickets/artist/5317388

Enjoy!

On todays show, Brad and Max sat down with Stephen Sullivan, head of promoter of SOAP events.

SOAP specialise in student lead parties across the south-east and have been putting on memorable nights for the last 10 years. Stephen also runs Glitterbomb which specialises in all things fun and LGBTQ friendly. We chat about the importance of understanding who your customer really is, what to do when your "great idea" doesnt pay off and how todays hottest act may not be so hot tomorrow. We also share a story about balls, lots of them in fact. Enjoy

This week Brad and Max had a great chat with Ben & Lonyo, the Artistic Directors for Paradise by way of Kensal Green.

The main focus of the chat was all about the music and how much passion there is for it. We discussed the importance of knowing your community and your customers, being allowed creative freedom - just as long as its within budget and, is VR really the future of clubbing? Let us know your thoughts and enjoy.

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On this week's show, Brad and Max got to sit down and chat with Rosie Marsh - Head of Sales for Miroma Leisure Group. They discussed how important it is to have relationships with your customers and maintaining them all year round, the importance of pre-books for venues and how we’re all getting a bit tech tired in today's market. Some great points throughout and we even had a balloon invader. Enjoy

Today we chat with Saleem Amer, the head promotor at Ice Cream Ldn Parties.

This is a real eye opener of a show and will make you appreciate what hardships the urban community have to go through just to put on their events. We get to hear how regular routines will allow for a more pleasant night and what pressures and legal issues he faces when putting on large scale nights. This goes longer than other shows but it's so worth it and you'll leave it feeling enlightened. Enjoy

This week is a rather special edition of the show. With so much to talk about we've had to split this into 2 parts. Max and Brad sat down with Mike Kill, CEO of the Nightime Industries Association to discuss how initiatives throughout the country are helping the industry stay on top, why politicians seem to be out of touch with the positive impact the industry is making, when communities stick together they achieve great things and we find out if developers are to blame for taking over venue buildings. So many talking points to get through - Enjoy!

This week is a rather special edition of the show. With so much to talk about we've had to split this into 2 parts. Max and Brad sat down with Mike Kill, CEO of the Nightime Industries Association to discuss how initiatives throughout the country are helping the industry stay on top, why politicians seem to be out of touch with the positive impact the industry is making, when communities stick together they achieve great things and we find out if developers are to blame for taking over venue buildings. So many talking points to get through - Enjoy!

Today Max is joined by Leah who is the current GM of Revolution, Brighton.

Leah has been in the industry for 16 years and has worked with various groups within that time covering a range of roles. This is my personal favourite show we've done as Leah explains why there aren't many women in the GM role, how important it is to have a all age groups working with you and what the biggest changes have been over the last few years when it comes to overall numbers.

This week, Max is speaking with the founder of Husky Events, Oli Crawley.

Interesting chat on how to leverage promotion from both social and physical worlds, where the industry was 5 years ago to now and Oli explain how he managed to host an event on the famous Brighton Pier for Halloween. Enjoy