This Young§uns Podcast is our most intimate yet, as we discuss Michael§s medical problems, David§s backside, and our nostril hair, plus economising has meant that two of the Young§uns have had to share the one bed. David introduces the phone app that has revolutionised his life. We§ve got six weeks out of date biting satire. We inadvertently mock the dead. Music comes from Manchester§s new Sunday night folk club, as well as a Halloween based song from some primary school children in Hartlepool.

Last week it was penguin beating, this week it§s breast beating. David attempts to communicate with a blind dignitary using a secret language. We§ve got more dream analysis. James Fagan talks to us about his journey from medicine to music, and the folk supergroup Melrose Quartet, comprising James along with Nancy Kerr and Jess and Richard Arrowsmith.

Last week it was penguin beating, this week it’s breast beating. David attempts to communicate with a blind dignitary using a secret language. We’ve got more dream analysis. James Fagan talks to us about his journey from medicine to music, … Continue reading →

This week, the Young’uns embark on a thrilling adventure in Cold War Russia. We ruminate on the sexual antics of Morris dancers at Broadstairs Folk Week. We present a rather unusual theory about toilets. Our gig at the supposedly haunted … Continue reading →

Yet again, The Young’uns nearly have a run-in with the police, only this time they implicate this week’s guests, BBC Folk Award nominated Jim Causley, and BBC Folk Award horizon winners Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar. We whisk them off … Continue reading →

Yet again, The Young`uns nearly have a run-in with the police, only this time they implicate this week`s guests, BBC Folk Award nominated Jim Causley, and BBC Folk Award horizon winners Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar. We whisk them off in a car to an Asylum in Whitby where they do a live session, discuss their strange dreams, and take part in a Bruce Forsyth impersonation competition. It`s a very up close and personal Young`uns Podcast, in fact, a lot more up close and personal than perhaps Greg Russell bargained for.

This week’s Young’uns Podcast is rather alarming; find out why. We recieve an odd interruption to our performance at Warwick Folk Festival. We meet a lady who has proclaimed herself the biggest Young’uns fan, although she’s got a strange way … Continue reading →

This week is a juice-fuelled Young’uns Podcast, as David Eagle is into the fifth day of his juice only detox. Sam Pirt from the Hut People offers encouragement and presents the final Juicer Minute. This week’s guest is 2012 BBC … Continue reading →

This week is a juice-fuelled Young`uns Podcast, as David Eagle is into the fifth day of his juice only detox. Sam Pirt from the Hut People offers encouragement and presents the final Juicer Minute. This week`s guest is 2012 BBC Folk Award winner Lucy Ward, who chats with us ahead of the release of her second album, Single Flame. And there are tangential flights of animal based whimsy from Sean Cooney.

This week, Elly Lucas from Gibb and Lucas is under the spotlight in Folk in Focus as we unearth a startling revelation. Sam Pirt from the Hut People is back with the penultimate Juicer Minute ahead of David’s detox, plus … Continue reading →