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This week we chat with Marc Block a fabulous Folk Singer and Songwriter who also works one on one with patients in hospitals as a professional musician, we also chat about everything from the radical faeries to the Queer Spirit festival..
https://marcblock.co.uk/
It's moving in day for Turgid Brown when he moves into old friend Harold Donald Foremans manor house.... or so he thinks.
Harold and Turgid is a series of small farses written by Stew Simpson
and starring Stew Simpson faras Harold and Dave Drury as Turgid Brown
This weeks podcast we talk to Kelly Edgar, Dale Price, AJ, Michael Perren,
all about stand up comedy, they are at the start of their journey.
Will Dale ever find his missing sock and do Pug Dogs actual conspire to murder their owners? - you won't find out the answers to these questions in this podcast.
A podcast looking at 4 brand new Stand Up comedians
Kelly Edgar, Dale Price, Michael Perren and AJ
On this weeks Stew Simpson Show we meet Wigan Singer, songwriter and entertainer extrodinaire Jon Brindley.
We talk about the power of song and debut Jon's brand new song 'To feel the brightness of the dawn'
You Tube - https://www.youtube.com/user/jonbrindley
In this weeks episode Stew chats to Artist (and ex Partner and good friend) Richard Kavanagh and chats about life as an abstract painter and sculptor and they explore the differences of creating works in different environments, socially and geographically speaking.
In this weeks episode Stew meets Tricia Meynell a photographer who uses
a camera almost like a paintbrush. Her work is beguiling and she lives in a very pretty Cumbrian village called Castle Carrock.
You can find out more about Tricia via
https://www.triciameynell.com/
https://www.instagram.com/triciameynell/
In this weeks episode Stew catches up with fellow Actor, writer, singer-songwriter and Bowie enthusiast with an exclusive expose of his brand new song 'I never built a city'
You can hear more of Shanes work on his Bandcamp page
https://shanejamesbordas.bandcamp.com/
In this weeks episode we talk to Folk singer and songwriter Ian K Brown
who lives in Northumberland, writes songs about Cumbria and is actually from Kent, he teaches ukulele and learned so much about life through his passion for running.
In this bite sized episode we meet a candle maker
called Liam Cheal who also happens to be a biologist.
He runs the toasty
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