On this episode:

Dave talks gigs in posh and not posh areas, as if to exemplify the growing chasm between the rich and poor. Other subjects include two Harry’s, one school ban and a daytime TV classic.

The music this week comes from Glasgow and Anna Secret Poet. As Long As There Are Biscuits is the song and also a mantra for life.

Learn more about Anna Secret Poet by following the below links, perhaps whilst eating a biscuit:

https://www.facebook.com/annasecretpoet/

https://annasecretpoet.wixsite.com/annasecretpoet?fbclid=IwAR3kp7aN5oNZzBTNwDEbopqKhMbSIlJHLB2Nw0-G0vTPtvHRTXw8Dx5zvXs

https://annasecretpoet.bandcamp.com/

https://twitter.com/annasecretpoet

https://www.instagram.com/annasecretpoet/

On this episode:

We look @ if you dip or smother?

If you would pay to leave a tent behind?

Dave is also very sleepy so god knows what he said!

This week’s new music comes from Liz + the Baguettes from Chicago.

Listen to their song Slinky and then get on these links below:

https://elizabethbagby.bandcamp.com/?

fbclid=IwAR3o0bXbXXHxGC47-f141NvhA0UYpu7yl3R2YH3HIW-Vw80dO2jEjIPv-Kk

https://www.lizandthebaguettes.com/

https://www.facebook.com/DammitBagby/

https://twitter.com/LizBagby

On this episode:

We look at hoarders, fake plastic crocodiles, whether Girls Aloud’s Cheryl is still relevant and toilets at a Welsh seaside town.

Playing us out is Paul Issac from Lyon in France, with the title track from his newly released album, Scared of Heights.

Follow the below links to discover more from this brilliant musician:

https://paulisaac.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/Paul-Isaac-1176885049179490/

https://www.instagram.com/paulisaacm/

We did it people!

100 episodes of The MindFart Podcast.

To celebrate this achievement, we stick to the formula that got us this far.

So, Dave looks at why you should never try a blackmail a comedian, how Alan Partridge just doesn’t do trains and why the university of Phil Neville and Nicky Butt is weird.

The new music is Blue Return from Eindhoven, Netherlands, a former indie band from Oberhausen, Germany, now an international music project. Days from Days from their debut album, Idealism is classic songwriting and a melody to get lost on, take a listen and then follow the below links:

https://blue-return.de/?

fbclid=IwAR0qNXGAyFna8tHnn3ayfPjXWE_giFpwIiyYiij69LEPrRs9T_U9H8ygkd0

https://www.facebook.com/bluereturn1/

https://twitter.com/BlueReturnMusic

https://www.instagram.com/blue_return/

https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/blue-return/1268699092?app=music&ign-itsct=afftoolset_1&ign-itscg=30200&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

On this episode:

Discover just how much is costs to throw a fridge off a cliff and why a new Home Alone film won’t work!

Our new music comes from Man Tau, a singer songwriter from Munch, Germany.

Learn more about Man Tau by following the below links:

https://man-tau.bandcamp.com/releases

https://www.facebook.com/Man-Tau-291050111646871/

On this episode:

Does money mean a better education? Dave gets upset that he spent the entire 90s playing Sonic and no-one paid him a penny? And just how many trees is 46,000 football pitches?

This week’s new music comes from The Dealers, a band from Vitoria Gasteiz, Spain, it also comes straight from 1960s Swinging London, fans of The Kinks & The Who (Early) will absolutely love their song, My Little Gem.

https://www.facebook.com/thedealersproject/

https://thedealersproject.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR0YPpq0VlYM0DUI0q5fuXTzKC2znq71A16hkdPAuOSmgtnPTmrUiGdfD_U

On this episode:

Dave & The Angry Liberal meet face to face outside a gig during a thunderstorm and chat comedy & podcasts.

Elsewhere Dave talks about Boris & The Mercury music prize nominees for album of 2019 and The Angry Liberal looks at Jo Brand and the trend of being offended.

Playing us out are Still Life from Hamilton, Ontario, who are a mix of Radiohead, Thrice, Incubus, Muse and “that Hamilton rock sound”.

Their song, Lost and Found is a timeless classic, do download now.

Learn more about Still Life below:

https://stilllifehamilton.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/StillLifeHamilton

https://twitter.com/thisisstilllife

On this episode:

It was World Emoji Day! Did you celebrate by not talking to your family and friends?

Also, the most played song of the 21st Century on UK Radio and why sacking Gary Lineker will not help over 75 year olds watch Cash in the Attic, are spoken about.

Playing us out are Dead Wind, an Alternative Punk band from South Dakota, listen to their song Dead Space and then download Dead Wind’s self-titled album

Links below:

https://deadwind.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/ADeadWind/

https://www.instagram.com/deadwindband_/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/7xhBO9hsWvuYim8fSn7af2?si=rzwo2LrYT_-Il_jmpjpCxw

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TWFD1FX

On this episode:

The Government wants to know your sleep patterns? That’s not scary is it?

Plus the Melania Trump statue that is so life like that it also shows no human emotion or characteristics either.

Both and much more are discussed.

Playing us out is Dream Baby Dream from Paris, France.

Their song Dead As Disco is the best 3 minutes of pop perfection you will hear this year.

Learn more about Dream Baby Dream below:

https://www.facebook.com/dreambabydreammusic/

https://dreambabydream.bandcamp.com/

On this episode:

Always check who you’re slagging off, what is a lack of effort? And turning your back on Ann Widdecombe is always for the best.

Music comes from Shapes in the Water from Richmond, Virginia. These post-rock, indie rock gods are what you get if you mashed The Cure in Sigor Ros.

Learn more about them, by following the below links:

https://shapesinthewater.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR22G-q5igkmYz9iFwBdP3EBxriIqf220AEfrbFEkuXZXv_nyWKWE5WNDy4

https://twitter.com/shapesinwater

https://www.instagram.com/shapesinthewater/

https://www.facebook.com/shapesinthewater