Station To Station Podcast

2000 - 'well, it was the 90's... i mean obviously it was 2000 but it was basically the 90's' Welcome to episode 14 of Station to Station with this week's guest the one and only drunk folk singer, Beans On Toast! Jake & Ralph sat down with Beans before his show at the Wedgewood Rooms on his recent headline tour to chat about his musical choices from the year 2000, and the stories that go along with his picks in this episode are crackers! Beans talks about his early musical memories and influences as well as the music that he associates closely with making the move from Essex to London. You'll also notice he mentions the impending snow storm, which Jake and Ralph proceeded to get stuck in on the way home from recording! You can keep up to date with everything he's up to by searching beans on toast music, or following him on social media @ beans on toast. Super happy to able to chat with Beans and to be able to share this with you, properly happy to have had him on the show. Please head over to itunes to subscribe and review the podcast, follow us on spotify, and of course share this with all your friends. Reviews and ratings genuinely do help us out massively, and its nice to say nice things to people, right? See you next week.

2007 - 'everyone's so scared of pop..I love it, don't be scared, jump in' Welcome to episode 13 of Station to Station with this weeks guest Lauran Hibberd, the Isle of Wight raised, fuzzed up Indie/Rock artist (!) Jake & Ralph chat with Lauran about how she got started in the industry, her influences, her plans for the future (EP's and tours) and working with previous guests Studio Humbug! This was recorded just before Lauran's tour with Hippo Campus but you can still catch her on her upcoming headline tour which you can get tickets for here - https://www.musicglue.com/lauranhibberd/ Keep up to date with everything Lauran is up to on social media @ lauranhibberd and on her website which has tickets and merch and everything else Really grateful for Lauran taking the time to sit down with us and for Strings Bar and Venue for hosting! Please head over to itunes to subscribe and review the podcast, follow us on spotify, tell all your friends etc. Reviews and ratings genuinely do help us out massively, and its nice to say nice things to people, right? See you next week.

2007 - 'we've even got the specific 7 inch vinyl that we play, its kept especially to end the Fringe' Welcome to episode 12 of Station to Station with this weeks guest Jack Whitewood, artistic director and co founder of Ventnor Fringe Festival! Jake & Ralph chat with Jack about Fringe festival's as a whole, how Ventnor Fringe got started and the people they've met along the way. They chat Jack's choices from 2007, what he remembers from that year and the great stories associated with them, including all the things that link what he's doing now and what he was listening to then. Find all the music discussed on the spotify playlist here - https://open.spotify.com/user/bgrnsoezq8rav12eupaq896pd/playlist/1qa3NBNrZF5rTfBwsLWhsy?si=UXwiq92ISNS4SGxLfNgdSQ Head over to https://vfringe.co.uk/ to get your tickets for 2019 (the 10th anniversary) fringe or to apply to take part, or keep up to date with Jack and the fringe on twitter @jack_whitewood Cheers to Jack for sitting down with us, and for the Q&A we did with Ventnor Exchange which you can find on their site! Please head over to itunes to subscribe and review the podcast, follow us on spotify, tell all your friends etc. Reviews and ratings genuinely do help us out massively, and its nice to say nice things to people, right? See you next week.

1995 - ‘everyone was loved up and I just started throwing parties and it took me in a totally different direction’ The first guest of Series Two is none other than Dub Pistols front man Barry Ashworth! Jake & Ralph Sat down with Barry before his show at the 1865 in Southampton back on the Dub Pistols tour back in December. As well as discussing Barry's music of choice from 1995, they also chat about the beginnings of the Dub Pistols (over 22 years ago!), the changes the band have been through, how Barry got started in music and how they balance life on the road with writing and recording albums. They discuss how the album Barry chose influenced what he does and exciting new things like Mucky Weekender, the brand new Dub Pistols festival AND their new album due out this year. Find all the music discussed on the spotify playlist here - https://open.spotify.com/user/bgrnsoezq8rav12eupaq896pd/playlist/2sBFjVqQFEETjpH1pgEFE5?si=vy3gkYnfQdG2Qtkzv9e1OA Keep up to date with all things Dub Pistols @dubpistols on social media, and sign up to their mailing list at dubpistolsmusic.co.uk. Also check out the website for Mucky Weekender (which is being headlined by the band Barry chooses!) here - https://mucky-weekender.co.uk/ Massive thanks to Barry for taking the time to chat with us, as always. Plenty more where this came from over the next 7 or 8 weeks, subscribe on itunes and acast or follow us on spotify to make sure you dont miss any of the brilliant interviews coming every Monday. best of all, tell your friends and share on social media if you enjoy these episodes, it really does help us out hugely! Super glad to be back with series two. To keep up to date with all we do please give @stationtostationpod on instagram, stationtostationpod on (our brand new) facebook, or just shout wildly at us in the street. Cya next week!