Episode 33 - Bad Baby Names

11/25/22 • 103 min

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In the latest instalment of TMNH the boys talk tik tok trending and have a whole group of no hopers to help along the way... followed by a song from Starry Heights and here is a small bio on the artist check out their socials!

My musical background is largely classical — I just graduated from conservatory with a degree in trumpet. But I also sing and play guitar, and I'm passionate about pop/rock music, so I sometimes record side projects of original music like Paper Tiles. I'm not an expert audio engineer by any means, but I enjoyed getting better at it and making something that was all my own, and I would love the opportunity to reach more people with my work.

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Episode 32 - Dan Returns

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The boys are back in town!!! Dan has returned from his Canada trip seeing our good friend Jim! lots of stories from the trip and what Jamie had been up too back home during the break from the show. A huge build of no hopers comes with the episode we had good feedback from previous listeners and some new questions to try to help with! the episode is finished off with a interview with MEGAN a returning artist for our artist of the week segment. We have a short interview with her about how it all started followed by her new release Sunday. Please make sure you like and subscribe and check out all of her socials!

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Episode 34 - Unsavoury Courgettes

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Episode 34 already!? can you believe it.... as the year of 2022 is coming to an end the boys talk about the years events on the show and where the latest stats put the show. This episode the boys help 4 no hopers one of which is a returning no hoper which gave us some clarification. the episode is finished off with music from BlueByrd a band we have had on before and we really love their music be sure to check it out here is a small bio on the guys.

‘In this spec of life that’s gone in a flutter, you know what you’ve got to do.’

Written in that dark time we called lockdown, Bluebyrd’s 'Song and Dance' asks us to make the most of our time on this mortal coil, it is a release of positive, pent-up energy and a celebration of what is possible.

Fresh from supporting The Christians and also Ian McNabb Midlands-based folk-pop duo Bluebyrd have been described as creators of 'tunes that glue themselves into your consciousness', Bluebyrd's songs cover a myriad of themes including errant lovers, refugees, social media and modern-day paranoias; all delivered through alluring melodies that you can't forget. Now becoming festival and venue favourites, they have played Leek Blues and Americana, Audlem, and Alsager festivals and venues such as Claptrap, Percy’s, Albert’s Shed, and The Robin. The airwaves have also been alive with the sound of Bluebyrd, with over 200 plays on UK and international radio stations in 2021/22,