The world's only heavy metal marine biologist - The Blowfish - is back with another episode of The Sea Word Podcast and this time it's all about our closest relative; the Orangutan.

We'll discover what they're like, where they live, what their culture is like, why they're endangered, and what we can do to help.

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The Long Road To Brewin' 3 is ongoing, so this week we join the guys from the road.

Apparently, if you have a room full of monkeys and give them all typewriters, they will eventually produce something Shakespeare-esque completely by accident. This week we're applying the same principle, except for "monkeys" read "Primordial presenters", for "typewriters" read "microphones", and for "Shakespeare" read "podcast".

Welcome to episode 32 of the Binge Thinking Podcast. In this mini-episode, Dews has a chat with Australian author Maria Lewis. Maria Found herself trending on Twitter in Nov 2018, as a thread she tweeted concerning her self-published book "It Came From The Deep" went viral. 

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The Long Road To Brewin' 3 is just around the corner, so this week Moose and Dews spend some time discussing their hope for the week ahead. There's also talk of the organisation taking place for the upcoming Primordial Radio AGM, and the state of country music on the radio, because reasons.

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Welcome to episode 31 of the Binge Thinking Podcast, that was first released exclusively for Primordial Radio members in Dec 2018.

In this episode, Dewsbury has a chat with Mikko Von Hertzen of The Von Hertzen Brothers about recording music, touring, the difficulties of trying to play five guitar parts at once, and onstage brain farts.

He also has a chat with James Monteith of Tesseract from the road, recorded backstage at Manchester Academy. 

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The big news this week is about the AGM! We have details on timings (and why they haven't been revealed yet), and some of what we can expect come April. There's also news on how you can win festival tickets just by showing up to the upcoming Long Road To Brewin' 3!

Moose and Dews start however, in typically business-focused mode, by discussing cats, and the soporific effect thereof. There's many responsibilities that come with owning a pet, including the side you don't see on Instagram.

There's also the latest membership update and news of new content coming to Primordial Radio.

Moose & Jrock. In a brewhouse. With microphones and a bunch of friends. What could go wrong?

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For the first time ever, Primordial Radio is proud to bring you a choose-your-own-title podcast! Will you choose...

a) Nine-Tenths of the Law

2) Highway to the Content Zone

iii) The Flying, Flaming Content Digestive

All will make some kind of sense during the podcast, we promise.

This week the guys are in a good mood, chatting about all the usual Primordial business news, including a brand new partnership with Amplified Festival! They also get chatting about graffiti incidents, Dewsbury's musical history, rhubarb (seriously) and the recent news regarding local radio in the UK.

The world's only heavy metal marine biologist The Blowfish is back with another episode of The Sea Word Podcast and this time it's all about sharks; How they live, the issues they're facing, and what we can do to help.

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This week begins with advice for one particular member of PRFam. Our own steampunk stand-up Dr. Cornelius Porridge has an amazing opportunity in radio, so - as experienced radio professionals - Moose and Dews decide to dispense advice. They - possibly - also demonstrate exactly why they've set up their OWN radio station, as opposed to trying to convince someone else to hire them.

Then the topic drifts to the growth of Primordial Radio, and the importance of planning the next steps of the business, including the upcoming Drinkin' In Lincoln 2019.

There's also an update on the Pete-camping-on-the-LRTB story. It's as predictable as you'd imagine, if you heard the podcast last week.