The Pockethole Podcast

Denim Holdings and myself imagine what would happen if one celebrity from each religion was stranded on an island had to fight to the death. Also: PDF Files, how people will remember you when you die and a new track from King Panda.

The interviewees invite an unexpected guest. Pockethole is very upset.

The Hierarchy of Competence is a psychological tool that explains how skills are learned. Also talking about taxi drivers, our world being built for convenience and fear of failure.

The rock duo respond to internet trolls, reveal the dark origins of their song 'Japanese Puppy' and prank call Gavin's employer.

Featuring a podcast-exclusive track 'The Man Who Could Beat The Shit Out of Anyone', interview with acclaimed writer Pong Pong, I answer your questions, discuss Christmas albums with Denim and we perform a post-modern Christmas song.

What is the drug that most enhances the enjoyment of music? I answer the question of: "How stoned were you when you made that?" and why great albums probably weren't made under the influence.

Denim talks managing the North Korean band 'Cerebral Seven', his fear of suction cups and is forced to have a conversation with our mystery caller.

I ask two musicians to define art. They don't think music is art and we have an argument about it. Also, I become drunk and talk about how nobody cares about you at night and how to make people remember you when you die.

John discusses David Bowie's paedophilia, how to be a successful Irish artist and his new showcase 'Totally Irish Live Tuesdays' in the Button Factory.

In a video game, you are both the audience and the performer of it's soundtrack. Also talking bathroom cubicle paranoia, a film soundtrack that makes you get sick and a song made from baby gurgles.