Hello friends,
This week’s episode of the OneTrackMinds Podcast takes us back in time to experience the life-changing impact of the 1980s, and features two stories which wax poetically about the very specific cultural climate of that strangest of decades…
Our first storyteller is the actor, writer, director and (*checks notes*) magician, Andy Nyman. You’ll have been him on your TV screens in such shows as Dead Set, Peaky Blinders, and Crooked House; or on the big screen in such films as Death At A Funeral, Severance, or the adaptation of his hugely successful stage play Ghost Stories. Most recently, Andy has been making a name for himself as an all-singing, all-dancing stage actor, winning awards for his turns in Fiddler On The Roof, Hello Dolly and The Producers.
Our second story comes from our very dear friend - and producer of this podcast - Haresh Patel. When he’s not producing the OneTrackMinds Podcast, he’s working as one of the most in-demand sound recordists in the UK Film and TV industry.
Two great storytellers, and two great life-changing songs…
Unfortunately, due to rights reasons, we can’t play our storytellers’ chosen songs in the podcast, but you can listen to them by following these links:
Profondo Rosso (Deep Red) by Goblin
Listen on Spotify || Apple Music
Take On Me (Unplugged) by a-ha
Listen on Spotify || Apple Music
The OneTrackMinds Podcast is presented by Adam Shakinovsky and Kristian Brodie, and produced by Haresh Patel for VERYFINE Ltd.
Thanks for listening - we’ll be back again next week with more stories about life-changing songs.
KB.
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