WE’RE BACK! Like Eminem, we’re constantly back. However, this time it’s for a whole season 2 of Who The Fuck Is Deliah? We wanted to lessen the load as even though we love the podcast, a weekly show can be tough to keep up. Therefore, we took a break, gathered some episodes and we’re back…did I mention that?

This week we’ve got a couple of oldies but goodies on the show. Resident DJ Ben Gladwin has moved back to Liverpool and is living with Wide Eyed Boy guitarist, Kobi, also of this parish and a previous guest on the podcast.

This week it’s family time as we welcome Alex’s sister, Sophie, to the podcast. Since we’re doing things a little differently at the moment, due to the global pandemic, we thought that we would get people from all walks of life on the show and see how the pandemic has been affecting them. Sophie works for great cancer awareness charity, Coppafeel! I very creative, innovative and important charity, perfect for our show.

I know that we said we would be away for a while, but you know what, during this crisis, the likes of which we have never seen before, we figured that it was a good idea to return and talk about the world we’re living in today in regards to our own, niche perspective.

Ok, we have a confession to make - we’re not going to be doing these every other week. We’re going to be taking a break from the pod to get our shit together and make it the best that it can be…for you…but also for us. We just wanted to say bye before we disappear for a couple of months.

We're gonna need a montage...

IT’S OUR 1ST BIRTHDAY!!!! Kinda…

If you’re wondering why 52 episodes is a landmark, that’s because we’re a weekly show and there are 52 weeks in a year!

Shell, Dop and George are joined by regular guest and good friend, Mr Ben Gladwin, to celebrate. We get in to topics such as being a famous parent, how beneficial long form conversation can be and we even have a special quiz!

Thanks so much for following us for this year, we really appreciate anyone who has spent just a moment listening. We may be going bi-weekly from now on…and as you’ll hear, you may have to make up your own mind about what that means...

This week Dop, Shell and Tee are joined by good friend and collaborator, Mike Woodvine.

Mike is a guitarist, composer and producer who plays for Tee, Sub Blue and many other artists. He’s recently just finished playing in the pit band for a show at Liverpool’s Royal Court.

We talk about feeling lost when the dust settles after a big job, Tee’s new venture to bring more R&B to Liverpool and our usual smegments!

Follow him on Instagram here - @Mike.Woodvine

This week it’s Dop, Shell and George, joined by good friend, sometime colleague and all round nice guy, Cameron Easton.

Cam is a drummer who studied at RNCM before moving down to London. He’s fantastic behind the kit and we shared the stage with him at the infamous Sub Blue x Deliah gig at LIMF 2019. Since then we’ve played a few shows here and there together as he continues his life as a session drummer in the capital.

Things get a bit comfortable has we delve into packets of sweet treats brought to us from New Zealand, so apologies for any chewing noises. We talk about life as a session player, music scenes in different countries and making a life as a creative in London.

This week Shell and Dop get deep.

As we settle into a new year, and decade, we take a look at some of the opportunities and tests that may come your way with this inevitable time of change, and whether the two can be confused. Michelle also delves into her 21 days of abundance.

We kick off by sending our thoughts to those affected by the fires in Australia and wanted to let you know about some of the ways that you might be able to help. The NY Times have done a great piece on all the ways you can help by donating - https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/06/world/australia/help-australia-fires.html

Also, check out this link dedicated to helping those small businesses and individuals whose livelihood has been hit by the fires - https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/bushfire-relief-how-you-can-help-those-in-need/news-story/a0476ac3538b8c373f281ea6be204421