Tom Doyle is set to introduce a terrific all-new contribution into the world of quality Beatles authorship on October 23, 2025. RINGO - A FAB LIFE dives deep and broad into the story of Richard Starkey like no other work before it. Tom is also the writer behind the highly regarded, MAN ON THE RUN - Paul McCartney in the 1970's. His passion, candour, and authenticity, make this an immediate favourite conversation for me. I hope you enjoy it also.

Let's get talking with Tom Doyle.

A very special episode 25.

Allan Kozinn is a leading Beatles expert and author. Together with Adrian Sinclair, 'The McCartney Legacy' series has continued to elevate the world of Beatles authorship. We talk not only about these wonderful works but Allan's own unique life and the impact of The Beatles upon it.

You'll also find Allan on the terrific Beatles Podcast, 'Things We Said Today'. Link below.

Let's get talking with the wonderful, Allan Kozinn.

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/things-we-said-today-beatles-radio-show/id561769983

A very special 25th episode.

Allan Kozinn, together with Adrian Sinclair, have continued to elevate the modern era of Beatles authorship with their now two-part McCartney Legacy series. Allan's life and career, in both music and journalism, is nothing short of impressive. A highly regarded author and Beatles expert, I first discovered Allan with the terrific podcast, 'Things We Said Today' (link below). His depth of musical knowledge and capacity to eloquently articulate the often mysterious creative process, each play a role in placing him within a class of his own when it comes to all things Beatles.

This was a real pleasure and a great way to celebrate 25 episodes in the podcast series. Sit back and enjoy getting to know Allan Kozinn.

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/things-we-said-today-beatles-radio-show/id561769983

Please excuse a little compromised audio from this episode's Zoom conversation.

Rob Frith made international news in March 2025 with his unique discovery of a rare reel-to-reel recording of The Beatles. The date of the recording, January 1, 1962 for Decca Records in London, but this is only half of a remarkable story.

Musician, Darin Murphy, talks us through his musical life and the impact of The Beatles upon it.

From playing John on-stage in the LENNON Broadway Musical, to sharing the stage with the likes of Denny Laine and Micky Dolenz, Darin continues to collaborate and create music in his own unique way.

You'll enjoy getting to know Darin here, and I can highly recommend you wrap your ears around his album, 'Haunted Gardenias', as a terrific gateway into his musical world.

You'll find Darin's YouTube Channel via the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPlErJoPGft2xK8lByqH_xQ

Spencer Hannabuss is the founding member of London based musical outfit, The 286. This seven piece band is well worth discovering if you share a love of both The Beatles and ELO. Make no mistake, The 286 is also very much its own unique thing. Spencer recounts stories of meeting Macca and also ELO's Bev Bevan, one of popular music's most regarded drummers. We talk about the inspiration of The Beatles and Jeff Lynne, while also exploring Spencer's own unique creative process.

Enjoy getting to know Spencer Hannabuss, and be sure to tune in to the sounds of The 286.

Let's get talking.

Debbie Greenberg was born and raised in Liverpool. She was directly at the epicentre of the birth of The Beatles. Both a Cavern and NEMS Music Store regular, her story is nothing short of incredible. In 1966, her father, Alf , took ownership of the club and her already deep connection to The Fab Four, only strengthened. Let's get to know, Debbie Greenberg.

A link below to Debbie's book, Cavern Club: The Inside Story

https://www.beatlesbookstore.com/product/cavern-club-the-inside-story/

Sam Rice-Edwards, together with Co-Director, Kevin Macdonald, have created something very special with ONE TO ONE: JOHN & YOKO.

Sam's dual role of Editor for the film as well as Co-Director, sees him uniquely placed to share some insights into the creative process here.

The film takes us into the heart of New York City in 1972, where John and Yoko find themselves front and centre within turbulent political and cultural times.

Already receiving strong critical acclaim, ONE TO ONE: JOHN & YOKO looks set to open up a period in time much more dynamic and richer than we otherwise may have thought.

Let's get talking with Sam Rice-Edwards.

Alan G. Parker, Director of the much loved, 'IT WAS FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY! The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper & Beyond', returns with 'BORROWED TIME - LENNON'S LAST DECADE'.

Alan's love for music has deep roots in both his extensive rock authorship and work as an industry Press Officer. His long history in the music scene has well informed his perspective on the documentary form. Here we talk through his journey, and the process of creation, for a deep and revealing look into the final ten years of John's life in New York City.

Let's get talking with Alan G. Parker.

Les Parrott has had quite the life, behind the camera for 'The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus' and then doing it again for The Beatles, during the creation of 'Let It Be', only parts of his story.

Today, a lecturer in cinematography for the highly regarded, 'Waterloo Studios' in Sydney, Australia, Les remains connected to his craft and the nurturing of talent for new generations.

We had a little time to talk through some of his wonderful reflections, and memories, from that whirlwind period of his life through the final chapters of the 1960's.

Engaging, open, and completely authentic, you're going to enjoy getting to know, Les Parrott.