In episode 3 I caught up with a very familiar face to Watford music.

In the mid noughties Chris Couper could often be found at Taylors, The Horns, Walkabout and pretty much anywhere else that hosted live music. These days though, he's often much further afield travelling the world in the quest of becoming one of the biggest Bruce Springsteen fans.

I was fascinated to learn more!

In our second episode i catch up with my friend Chris who with his brother Jack and good friend Tom set up a pioneering all ages event in Watford in the mid noughties. We talk about the high points when they were booking the likes of Example and Professor Green, running weekend festivals and supporting local bands, to the lows where ultimately religion became their undoing. Enjoy!

I caught up with Alex of Mohair fame to deep dive the potted history of the band, we covered a lot of bases from the early days where violins and DJ's were in the mix right the way to the glory days of their "Small Talk" album release and UK / US tours supporting Razorlight.

Coup delivers his verdict on the ultimate two stage festival line up - I wonder who will headline.........?

Chris Franks returns for a little bonus episode curating the Goulash Festival of his dreams. Take a listen to see who would have graced the lean to stage of Lee's Wood.

We've been quizzing guests to build their very own two stage festival - picking their favourite 5 bands of all time for the main stage and 5 bands of the noughties to cover the second stage.

Todays bonus episode is with our first podcast guest - Alex from Mohair.