It was a treat for Nick & Sue to interview the great Jeff Wayne on the Chatterbox Redux Podcast.

In this episode, Jeff, the mastermind behind the iconic musical version of The War of The Worlds, Tells us how a 19th-century novel became a 1970s prog-rock masterpiece and a modern-day immersive phenomenon.

Jeff’s enthusiasm is infectious, and it’s clear that even after nearly 50 years, he’s still finding new ways to make us fear (and love) the Martians. Nick and Sue extract plenty of the "behind-the-scenes" magic that fans usually don't hear.

The interview covers the 2025/2026 tour and look toward how Jeff will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary in 2028. This podcast is a must for all fans.

In this edition of the Chatterbox Redux Podcast, Sue and Nick, sit down with the legendary Allan Clarke, co-founder and original lead singer of The Hollies.

Allan chats about working with Graham Nash again and talks about his Classic Hits, and His New Chapter.

From the "British Invasion" heights of the 1960s to his recent releases and work and Allan answers some Podcast regulars questions, as well as one from us as to whether The Hollies would ever reform with him as lead singer. What was his answer?

As the time of uploading and re-editing in 2026, Allan had just suffered a heart attack. We at Chatterbox Redux Podcast wish him a speedy recovery

In this episode of The Chatterbox Redux, Nick and Sue welcome legendary British Invasion icon Billy J. Kramer. We dive deep into the Merseybeat era, discussing his close relationship with Brian Epstein and his experience recording Lennon-McCartney type hits written by others.

Billy J Kramer takes us right up to the present day and talks about some of his new recordings from the 2020's and about his plans to go back on the stage,

In this edition Nick and Sue sit down with Rod Davis of The Quarrymen to discuss the origins of the Beatles, playing with John Lennon in Liverpool, and the day Paul McCartney joined the band at the St. Peter's Church Fete."

In 2026, Rod is the vocalist and still performs with The Quarrymen and during this interview he will take you through his life, including the point in the late 1970's and 1980, when John Lennon was aiming to reform The Quarrymen.

This podcast contains a lot of music history and is a must to all 50's and 60's music fans and Beatles fans too.

The big question was always would The Beatles have reformed, well maybe not, but perhaps The Quarrymen would have done with that line-up.