The Musical Differences Podcast - Episode 5 with guest Mark Smith

The Musical Differences Podcast - Episode 7 with Colin Craven (aka Ronnie The Cod)

Meet Ronnie. Possibly the most prolific concert go-er that I have ever met. In this conversation we touch upon the many bands and concerts that Ronnie has invested his time, effort and resources in - and his attention to. These range from Genesis to Yes, Madison Square Gardens to Penyrheol Leisure Centre, and from his early love of The Beatles to his even earlier love of Brass Bands.

The Musical Differences Podcast - Episode 6 with Dr Andrew Demery

An initial edit from a longer conversation with Andrew Demery (or Dem to friends)... The conversation goes from Dem's early years in Gorseinon, South Wales, and traverses through to more recent musical experiences from his time living and working in Holland, and to his present life in California. Another episode will come in the near future. Until then... Enjoy this one.

The Musical Differences Podcast - Episode 5 with guest Mark Smith

A conversation about musical interests and influences, as well as musical differences. In this episode, Mark E chats with Mark Smith and his love of music ranging from Uriah Heep to Rush to Ian Parsons (sic), classic gigs he has attended, his favourite bands and albums - and his brother's enduring influence on his musical tastes.

The Musical Differences Podcast - Episode 4 with guest Andrew Nutt

A conversation about musical interests and influences, as well as musical differences. In this episode, Mark chats with Andrew Nutt - as they talk of his love of music ranging from Bruce Springsteen to Sandy Shaw, the musical 'Stargate' that is/was Andrew Demery and the day that Roger Waters came to record a Male Voice Choir in Pontardulais.

The Musical Differences Podcast - Episode 3 with guest Glenn Graham

A conversation about musical interests and influences, as well as musical differences. In this episode, Mark chats with Glenn Graham and his love of music ranging from Mahavishnu Orchestra to Man, Jaco Pastorius to Jeff Beck - and how practice makes perfect.