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101 Part Time Jobs with Giles Bidder

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101 Part Time Jobs is the interviews podcast that unearths the graft and resilience of artists in an uncertain time for music. Giles Bidder interviews guests about the gumption and work ethic that drives them to create, defying the odds of an ever-changing industry to ensure that the show can go on. Guests have included IDLES, KNEECAP, Blossoms, Denzel Curry, Self Esteem, Tim Heidecker, The Last D... more

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Currently trying not to crack up in Last One Laughing, Maisie Adam discusses her punk mum, loving Lambrini Girls and Amyl and The Sniffers, the gritty open mic circuit, online comedy and women's football. Watch Maisie live on tour from September - ge... more

Jordan Benjamin is passionate about what his music can do for people. From a family of political campaigners, he's been co-signed by Billy Bragg, written with Tom Morello and is about to tour with Enter Shikari in Australia. His latest album INERTIA,... more

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Chloe and Annabel join to talk us through their ridiculous jobs, Elton John, Warpaint, being a band since they were 17 and the homemade production on their excellent new album Maybe Not Tonight - out soon on So Young Records.

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Courtney Barnett has written approximately a dozen of the best 100 songs of the last decade. Ahead of her new record Creature of Habit, she talks about her old bar job, Milk! Records, working at McDonalds and finding the perfect melody.

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Recent Guests

Courtney Barnett
Australian singer-songwriter known for intimate, offbeat indie rock
Milk! Records (as referenced)
Episode: Courtney Barnett - "Writing songs is still a mystery to me"
Steve Mason
Musician, The Beta Band
The Beta Band
Episode: Steve Mason (The Beta Band) - "I never let the truth get in the way of a good story"
Matt Caughthran
Lead singer of the punk bands Mariachi El Bronx and The Bronx.
Mariachi El Bronx / The Bronx
Episode: Matt Caughthran (Mariachi El Bronx / The Bronx) and the barrel of mould
Dan and Izzy
Members of the band Vona Vella
Vona Vella
Episode: Vona Vella - "Covering Jason Mraz as a wedding band... that was a low point"
Brendan Fitzpatrick
Member of the band Kingfishr
Episode: Kingfishr - "What's happened to us doesn't happen to anyone"
Naima Bock
Musician and artist discussing her experiences in music and archaeology.
Episode: Naima Bock - Archaeology Below a Massive Dark Land
Kojey Radical
Artist and musician known for his introspective lyrics and energetic live performances.
Episode: Kojey Radical - "'Why can't you come to the rave bro?' - There's a man in a corset that needs my help"
Bill Jefferson
Musician and member of the band Mên An Tol
Episode: Bill Jefferson (Mên An Tol) - "I sold Peter Doherty a harmonica and a hat"
Indigo De Souza
A musician who discusses the struggles and expectations of artists in the music industry.
Episode: Indigo De Souza - "Artists can be treated in inhumane ways"

Host

Giles Bidder
Host specializing in long-form conversations about the work ethic, hustle, and realities of artists in modern music.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 253 ratings
  • Amazing podcast for musicians

    Giles is a fantastic interviewer. The conversations are flowing and he easily brings them back to the theme of the podcast. As a musician it’s so valuable to hear everyone’s perspectives and still be entertained and inspired. We often listen to the episodes on tour and discuss after. Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vicky_vikunia
    Germany2 months ago
  • Superb

    Brilliant POD. Late to the party but a ton to catch up on.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lee Ansell
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • :)

    seriously love this podcast but why he always shouting at me😔

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Martini Bean
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Feedback innit

    A fantastic and original idea for a podcast.

    Attended the second session with Joe Talbot of Idles and it was set in the fabulous setting of Signature Brew. A very enjoyable listen and a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ScoreHeroFan
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Great episode 28 Sep 2023

    This is my first time listening to this podcast. The host has a great way of interviewing his guests in a really natural manner. Crispian from Kula Shaker has an equally interesting way of answering questions and sharing his experiences. Love the humour and insightful topics, I’ll be back.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LozPOP1
    Australia2 years ago

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The show is consistently entertaining and offers valuable industry perspectives for musicians.

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Lime Garden - "I was egg mayo girl"
Q: How do you approach writing and producing as a band today?
They describe a flexible process: some parts are written at home, others remotely or together in the studio, and they frequently experiment with new production techniques, leveraging Ableton and external amps to bring ideas to life.
Lime Garden - "I was egg mayo girl"
Q: How has Lime Garden changed since the beginning?
The band notes they've grown individually and as a unit, maintaining close friendships and evolving with the music, while staying focused on keeping their core dynamic intact.
Jordan Rakei - "I moved from Brisbane to London to meet SoundCloud friends"
Q: What's an average wage in the music industry?
It's quite complex. Many artists earn little from streams, and it takes a long time to turn a profit from live shows due to high costs.
Olga Koch - "I'm doing a PhD as a backup plan to comedy"
Q: What do you want to do? Dream, dream job, dream scenario.
Olga dreams of marrying comedy and technology, particularly in the realm of science communication.
Olga Koch - "I'm doing a PhD as a backup plan to comedy"
Q: What's your relationship with money like?
Olga reflects on her complex relationship with money, discussing her privileged upbringing and the pressure that comes with making a living from creativity.

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The show highlights the grit and hustle behind making art in an unstable industry, centering conversations with musicians who balance creativity, touring, and practical work to keep projects moving. Guests come from indie bands to established acts, with many episodes weaving in real-world lessons about money, time management, collaborations, and staying authentic while navigating changes in the music landscape. A standout theme is the DIY spirit—juggling day jobs, side gigs, and family life alongside artistry—often punctuated by candid stories that reveal resilience, community, and the realities of touring and fan engagement.

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Recent guests on 101 Part Time Jobs include:

1. Courtney Barnett
2. Steve Mason
3. Matt Caughthran
4. Dan and Izzy
5. Brendan Fitzpatrick
6. Naima Bock
7. Kojey Radical
8. Bill Jefferson

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