We sit down with Alex Deadman to explore his journey through Sheffield’s underground music scene and the role he’s played behind the scenes in drum & bass and electronic music culture.

Alex shares stories from discovering jungle music as a kid, attending early raves, and eventually becoming deeply involved in the scene — from running events and working club doors to helping build early online platforms like Drum & Bass Arena and live streaming raves long before it became normal.

We talk about the evolution of jungle, dubstep and drum & bass, the early internet era of music culture, and how Sheffield became an unexpected hub for innovation in the scene.

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We sit down with Sheffield hip hop artist Matic Mouth to talk about his journey through music, life, and the influences that shaped him.

Matic shares stories from growing up in Sheffield, the impact of his mum’s guidance, and how youth clubs like The Hill helped shape his path. From hearing Snoop Dogg and Wu-Tang Clan for the first time, to writing lyrics in school books and performing on stage before ever recording a track, we explore how hip hop became his outlet.

We also discuss the evolution of hip hop culture, East Coast vs West Coast sounds, the rise of artists like Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole, and how Sheffield continues to influence Matic’s writing and perspective.

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Jimmy's full surgery experience and NHS medication rules, post-op confusion, and the absolute madness of hospital life. Bizarre Reddit discoveries, delivery driver horror stories, and a genuinely disturbing encounter involving cat piss. It’s part recovery update, part medical deep dive and completely unhinged.

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In this episode we’re joined by Jak from the Utopia Podcast while Jimmy recovers from surgery. We talk about the “tumour reverse card,” podcast life behind the scenes, strange gifts, conspiracy rabbit holes, the moon landing debate, COVID theories, internet algorithms, and why the modern world feels increasingly weird.

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From wrestling promos to tumour biopsies in under an hour — this one goes everywhere. We talk about being fast-tracked onto the cancer pathway, the reality of surgery, and why sometimes laughing is easier than panicking.

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Lucy Revis, a Sheffield-based musician and creative, to talk about her journey through music, touring, and community work — and how it all led to founding Tracks UK. Lucy explains how Tracks began as a small music project and grew into a free, inclusive charity supporting young people who might not otherwise have access to music education. We dive into why accessibility matters, how Tracks works with children in care and young people across South Yorkshire, and how music can genuinely change confidence, opportunity, and direction in life. We also discuss fundraising, building a sustainable future for the charity, and the real impact of seeing young artists thrive when given the right support.

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Rob Nicholson returns to the podcast for the third time, and this episode is a proper catch-up on life, creativity, and everything in between. We talk about freelance anxiety in January, balancing creative work with family life, and how experience slowly replaces self-doubt. Rob shares stories from behind the camera — photographing festivals like Crossed Wires, working on emotional music videos, and collaborating with artists across Sheffield’s scene. The conversation drifts into wrestling nostalgia, modern content culture, AI in creative industries, travelling for music and food, and why helping other creatives find their voice has become such a big part of Rob’s work.

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We’re joined by Victor Amadeus Kenny to talk about building his vegan beard-grooming brand Captain Mustache from the ground up. Victor shares how a mix of DIY creativity, humour, and underground culture led him to create beard oils, waxes, apparel, and even novelty products like the mustache protector — turning personality into a sustainable business. We dive into branding, selling at events, travelling with products, staying independent, and how years in music, nightlife, and creative scenes shaped the way Captain Mustache exists today.

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