A Cynic's Guide to 9/11 Conspiracy Theories. Produced by me (with input from Matthew Revell) for the first Wolverhampton Radiophonic Institute on WCR FM, summer 2008.Featuring Nick Pope, Paul Stott and John White. One of these interviews wouldn't have taken place if it wasn't for Doritos.  Conspiracy theorists weren't too happy about it, calling Matthew and myself "shills" and (my personal favourite, from inadequate fucker Tony Gosling) "media prossies who will be forgotten by history".


A Cynic's Guide to 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

A interview with comedian Stan Stanley, ahead of one of his gigs, probably in July 2008. Out of all the interviews I did, this is one of my favourites. His father-in-law was in a few episodes of Friends. I am shallow enough to be excited by this, and so are you.

Stan Stanley interview

Made after reading newspaper reports about increased tractor production in the Soviet Union.  Sorry, I mean about the UK Film Council's annual figures, and going to a Screen WM event where I saw loads of clips of films that never got distribution and a bit from Atonement, purely because a location used in the film was in Shropshire.  Input from a couple of local film-makers and a Screen WM representative. I cut out a mention of Danny Dyer, because I believe he should be starved of the oxygen of publicity (I also believe he should be starved of the oxygen of oxygen, but that's another matter).

Is There A Film Industry In The West Midlands?

Quite proud of this, as I got a text message from James Renhard (who can be heard at the start) asking if I fancied the interview late on a Wednesday night, at which point I hadn't actually heard of the band. I did the interview on Friday afternoon just before the show went out and I like to think you cannot tell I hadn't got a clue who they were 48 hours earlier.At the gig the following week, Spero signed my copy of their album Can I Keep This Pen? with the words "Thanx 4 a great interview" so she didn't seem to notice. Or maybe she says that to everyone. From February 2008.


Interview with Spero from Northern State

Interview with the film director Jan Dunn, the first British person to make a Dogme certified film, about her second film Ruby Blue, starring Bob Hoskins.  Yeah, that's right, somewhere I have the phone number of a woman who has directed Bob Hoskins. Sadly, she never got him to say "The mafia? I've shit 'em" in her film.

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