The number one podcast for those involved or just interested in the production of beef animals and dairy herds.

A comedy podcast by Benjamin Partridge.

Subscribe on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/beef-and-dairy-network/id1022024768

I've trod a familiar musical path: piano as a kid, electric guitar as a teen, bands in my early twenties, (bad) electronic music in my mid twenties-thirties, lost interest for a bit, recently regained interest thanks to playing silly songs to mates around festival campfires and on the internet.
I work in the UK Civil Service but, more relevantly, am also a rep for the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union and a bit of a leftie, which has led to much of the stuff I've written of late. I try to keep things light and flippant rather than full on preachy though. A joke sticks in the mind better than a lecture.

All of this stuff's recorded in a north London bedsit, mostly using Reaper, a tascam US-144, an SM58 and a Rode M3. Cheapskate chic.


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Scottish, Dundonian, Londoner, Geek.

Josiah is a singer-songwriter from Cornwall, and now based in South London. His first professional release, 'Luddite Ballads', came out in 2015. In 2021, he released a new EP, 'This Town' - recorded from home during lockdown, dedicated to frontline workers: https://open.spotify.com/album/5HueKDGxxbOOdEkLGVwULU

Reviews of 'This Town':
“Fresher than a bag of apples…Every track is nail-biting. The story flows with expertise and each track charms” – Breaking and Entering
“Nice acoustic guitar” – Folking.com
“A man on a mission…This Town oozes passion” – Is This Music
“Josiah cements himself in the 2021 songbook” – New in Music
“Masterful, sophisticated” – From Sophia With Love

For bookings or more info get in touch with him at josiahjmortimer@gmail.com

Comedian, TV and radio host Matt Forde presents The Political Party, the informal political chat show where politicians come to be themselves

Named after the anti-hero of a comic strip that graced the weekly music inkies of the1970s…….. THE LONE GROOVER is a one man and guitar outfit who channels his love of folk, punk and Americana into classic songs of beauty, protest and passion – agit-FOLK ‘N’ BOP if you will - Songs that betray a fine eye for detail, a healthy respect for tradition, and a working knowledge of REAL LIFE!!! Always putting he(art) and soul into his performances, armed with his trusty Gibson, fuelled with good vibes, talkin’ jive and sporting sharp clobber, TLG is a definite “one to watch”. The London based songwriter has spent recent months folk ‘n’ bopping his way across the capital in venues such as The Hope & Anchor, The 12 Bar and the Windmill, played at a number of festivals such as Strummerville & Anti-folk and had prestigious support slots with Willy Mason, Alabama 3, Glenn Tilbrook, and Beans on Toast amongst others. He also recently won an award for “Best EP of the year” by the rock-til-you-drop website network...But let’s leave the last words to ‘el Groover himself……… “let’s be clear…..I’m not a solo artist, I’m a one man group…..there’s a subtle difference….I wanna walk like The Clash and sound like Bob Dylan”. Folk music for City dwellers!

The Bugle is the ultimate pan-global audio home of international satire. The show is a weekly eruption of comedic comment about the world’s most, and least, important news stories.

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