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Episode 12: Emma Collins (Push The Boat Out, Festival Director)

Episode 11: Helicon (JP)

Episode 10: Taylor Strickland

Taylor Strickland

Episode 9: Jack Hinks

Natalie Jayne Clark (SNACK writer and The Malt Whisky Murders author) chats to Jack Hinks about his new concept album, Kintsugi, a homage to the Kübler-Ross stages of grief.

They chat about his tour, his Angel of Rock distortion pedal, persevering in light of loss or regret, his special listening notes booklet, and deepening the writing process through improvisation.

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Listen: https://jackhinks.bandcamp.com/album/kintsugi

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackhinksmusic

Natalie Jayne Clark: https://www.instagram.com/natajayne/

Episode 8: Auntie Flo (Brian d’Souza)

SNACK Chats to Auntie Flo (Brian d’Souza) about his new album ‘Birds of Paradise’ and his Music to Watch Seeds Grow By, ‘Plants Can Dance’.

Music to Watch Seeds Grow By

Auntie Flo (Instagram)

Episode 7: Peter Hook

Andy Reilly chats to Peter Hook ahead of the upcoming Peter Hook and The Light gig at Edinburgh Corn Exchange on 14th November 2025.

The gig will see the band play New Order’s Get Ready in full so there’s lots of interesting chat about the making of that particular album, and insights into his relationship with Bernard Sumner.

He also refects on thinking of Ian Curtis while touring the world.

We get the scoop on his upcoming book (you heard it here first), plus he indulges in some Oasis gossip, and talks about being inspired by Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young to keep playing live.

Episode 6: Georgie Jones

Natalie Jayne Clark chats to poet Georgie Jones about her work, the surprising generosity of Pitbull, reflecting on the Spice Girls and Girl Power, writing ‘off the page’, speaking about the everyday 90% of real life that gets missed from our online life, Frazzles as a favourite snack, and more. Georgie also recites one of her poems, from And The World Spins Anyway (out now on Burning Eye Books).