101 Part Time Jobs is the interviews podcast that unearths the graft and resilience of artists in an uncertain time for music.
Giles Bidder interviews guests about the gumption and work ethic that drives them to create, defying the odds of an ever-changing industry to ensure that the show can go on.
Guests have included IDLES, KNEECAP, Blossoms, Denzel Curry, Self Esteem, Tim Heidecker, The Last Dinner Party, Lauren Mayberry, Crowded House, English Teacher & many more.
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Cardinals - "I'm a wanted man in Cork City" (00:22:17)
Ahead of their hearty debut album Masquerade, Euan and Aaron joined us at the Social to talk grifting through jobs in Cork, our shared love for So Young Records and magazine, and solving the backpack ...
Nation of Language on New York coffee, hockey and the family tour (00:25:45)
Just announced as Death Cab For Cutie tour support across the USA, Nation of Language's Ian and Aidan join to talk coffee, childminding and being a hockey family band.
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Vona Vella - "Covering Jason Mraz as a wedding band... that was a low point" (00:31:26)
Introducing you to my favourite latest discovery... Vona Vella. It's got the Jeff Buckley layered washy groove, it's sonically great with hiss and scratches in the right place - maybe even some Built ...
Dead Dads Club - "Ronnie Wood... thank you for the shoes" (00:27:12)
When Chilli Jesson's first band Palma Violets ground to a halt, he found himself behind a bar trying to sign his name in Guinness foam for adoring fans. Dead Dads Club was soon dreamed up, and after a...
Witch Fever - "We did two months in arenas... now we're broke!" (00:35:54)
A damning indictment on what it's like for medium to large scale touring experiences, Amy Walpole and Alex Thompson tell us about their challenging last year, and the determination and resilience that...
Radio Free Alice - "Teach guitar? I barely know how to play it" (00:15:20)
At The Windmill in Brixton, Noah and Jules are putting themselves down of course - but that's part of the charm with the dynamic but stripped-back lexicon of Radio Free Alice. They tell us how the Aus...
Peaches - "Kids should send their parents to gay camps" (00:26:50)
Discussing her former double life as a kids' music teacher and what self-empowerment means today, Peaches is here ahead of her first album in 10 years, No Lube So Rude.
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Kingfishr - "What's happened to us doesn't happen to anyone" (00:27:50)
Behind a number one album, number one single and two sold out arena shows at 3Arena in Dublin are three mates who finished college and made a go of playing all the shows they could. Thanks to a compan...
Junior Brother - Tree Rings and Fairy Forts (00:35:55)
Ronan Kealy tells us about growing up the junior brother of a pominent Gaelic footballer, finding his voice in Dublin and how moving back to his parents' home and learning about tree rings and fairy f...
Naima Bock - Archaeology Below a Massive Dark Land (00:23:06)
The incredibly moving songwriter tells us about archaeological digs, finding the definition of what being a sustainable artist is, and writing a new song early this day. Naima's new Live in Toulon is...
Kojey Radical - "'Why can't you come to the rave bro?' - There's a man in a corset that needs my help" (00:44:26)
Kojey Radical joins us on how PRS has provided him a stable career after he was fired from every other job he had (including at Boxpark and fitting corsets), skateboarding around london and what makes...
Stop & Chat: Mumble Tide (00:20:28)
My AOTY is Mumble Tide's 'Might As Well Play Another One', out on Breakfast Records - home to Getdown Services, Lankamer, The Cindys and many other awesome bands (follow that label if you know what's ...
Jeremy Corbyn - "Music gives people opportunity" (00:59:47)
Jeremy Corbyn has brought us together like no other politician in our lifetime. At community arts and music space New River Studios, he tells us about the importance of music in society, family, rebel...
Bill Jefferson (Mên An Tol) - "I sold Peter Doherty a harmonica and a hat" (00:17:55)
Living in and working at pubs, the old rooms of Peter Doherty and where Gerry Adams and Shane Macgowan hung out, is part of Bill Jefferson's story. Mên An Tol are an excellent new band, playing at The...
The Cribs - "We became lawyers and won our rights back" (00:35:17)
No-one expected The Cribs to become lawyers. Not because they're working class brothers from Wakefield, or they smashed themselves through a glass vase at the NME Awards in 2006 (24–7 Rock Star Shit) ...
Cameron Winter (Geese) - Dog Walking in New York (00:27:57)
In case you missed it before Geese became the most talked about band in the world, we heard from frontperson and songwriter Cameron Winter this time last year. It was just around the time of his excel...
Sports Team - "Adoration for drinking 10 pints and playing sloppy rock music? Amazing!” (00:46:34)
Stephen Malkmus, London Fields, rugby shirts and blow dried hair. Sports Team started writing good songs and putting on shows that cost a few quid to get into. Now the songs keep getting better, they...
Indigo De Souza - "Artists can be treated in inhumane ways" (00:21:46)
On her new album Precipice, Indigo reflects the different feelings we wake up to. Here she talks about her first band with MJ Lenderman, waiting - and forgetting - tables, and how artists can be pushe...
Lily Lyons - "I followed my strange instinct and was correct" (00:19:46)
Lily's debut album Re-Open the World feels like a best friend the morning after a big night. Close, knowing and comforting, it's an incredible record from someone who a few years ago decided they want...
Saul Williams - "How many people did you kill to make tea part of your culture?" (00:39:59)
Artist, actor, poet and social activist Saul Williams has 101 full time jobs. On this episode Saul remembers his first lightning bolt moment that led to performing poetry with Allen Ginsberg and The L...
Just Mustard "We need to invest in each other" (00:36:14)
Their new album We Were Just Here is a record to get lost in. Katie and David tell us how jungle influences their sound, Dundalk colloquialisms, Steve Albini, working at a candle shop and supporting T...
Saul Adamczewski's Insecure Men - "Every time things get good, I become a saboteur" (00:27:34)
A bruised man with beautiful songs, Saul Adamczewski is seven months sober with a new Insecure Men album. He was offered the chance to make A Man For All Seasons when he was living in a South London c...
Gareth David (Los Campesinos!) - "We turned down $45,000 for our principles" (00:35:18)
Recorded at Swn Festival in Cardiff (lovely fest if you can make it next year), Gareth David tells us about Los Campesinos!'s early years playing the student union down the road, turning down a sponso...
Biffy Clyro - "We were the least likely band to ever make a career out of this" (00:44:01)
On our 500th episode, we're joined by Biffy Clyro. Simon Neil & James and Ben Johnston take us through early gigs with Hundred Reasons, Hell is for Heroes and Reuben, getting a call to open for Weezer...
Joshua Idehen - "I wanna tell you it was determination. No, it was MONEY" (00:50:44)
When Joshua Idehen was working at burlesque bar, he couldn't imagine a life making music and poetry full-time. But since moving to Sweden, a country that values art by investing in artists, he has fo...
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