
Delectable audio tidbits from Green Man land.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicArts | |||

Iona Zajac and Simon from The Itch share some of their most memorable Green Man experiences and discuss what they’re most excited to see at this years’ festival.
Scotland’s Iona Zajac plays harp and sings with the Pogues, but she also finds time to ... more
Last year Jessica Winter released her solo debut My First Album, a title that raises an eyebrow to the fact she’s been grafting away in the music industry for well over a decade: first in punk bands in her hometown of Portsmouth, and then as Pregobli... more
Ahnansé from London-based afro-punk band Steam Down chats to Birmingham producer and vocalist Tony Bontana.
Tony Bontana calls his approach to his music “Splayed”: open, blown apart, chopped samples, wonky rhythms, destructive and degrading processi... more
National treasure and Green Man’s Talking Shop curator Huw Stephens meets with Meg and Emily from Cardiff's Panic Shack.
The Welsh punk girl band have a “no f***s given” attitude: they opened their album with voice recordings from the smoking area o... more
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It’s pouring down here in Manchester but the sun is shining in my mind when I think about Greenman.We’re en route and this aperitif is just what I need.Here we come!
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The show centers on intimate, festival-focused conversations that blend music, comedy, film, and arts culture with backstage stories, creative processes, and the realities of touring. Guests span indie musicians, comedians, filmmakers, and festival organizers, often sharing cross-cultural influences, collaborations, and the dynamics of live performance. A noteworthy thread is the emphasis on community-driven events, improvisational setups, and a warm, exploratory vibe that invites fans of live culture to feel part of the moment. Listeners who enjoy candid banter, behind-the-scenes storytelling, and diverse artistic perspectives will likely find this consistently engaging and approachable for discovery and sponsorship alignment.
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