This weeks episode with special guest Keri Perkins and her dog Kali discusses the tedium of getting paid on time amongst other vaguely related topics and once again descends into filth,
Keri Perkins is a cultural strategist and speaker working at the intersection of creativity, culture, and wellbeing. She created the Nando’s Black Card (yes, the chicken one), reshaping how brands connect with artists including Stormzy, Ed Sheeran, and Little Simz.
The plot twist? After serving as Global Head of Communications at Nando’s, she became a vegan yoga teacher.
Today, she advises brands across art, music, and culture on strategy and communications, while also having her own wellbeing and sound brand called Healing Sound System. She has spoken at Tate Late, the House of Commons, International Music Summit, Brighton Music Conference, and ADE about the benefits of yoga and music on the nervous system and serves as a board member of Bridges for Music in South Africa, supporting its work empowering young people through music and education. @weareboogiesound 2 attachment • Scanned by Gmail

This week's episode delves into news from the front line of Bert’s dating disasters.

This weeks episode features the brilliant Millicent Binks, discussing the perils of Egg Freezing and her new Trilogy of 1930’smurder mysteries with Hachette UK’s Bookouture
Millicent Binks is a writer and performance artist, her other writing credits include non fiction dating pieces for Sunday Times Magazine and The Evening Standard. Follow her @millicentbinksRead and hear the new trilogy here:https://www.audible.co.uk/author/Millicent-Binks/B0F4QJ4PZP
https://www.waterstones.com/author/millicent-binks/9667360

This weeks guest Niki Best explores her grievances with Pest Controls's refusal of provenance for her original Banksy print… After eleven years in Paris as a buyer for Ralph Lauren, Niki joined the pioneering collective Artomatic. There, involvement included buying for three stores and co-curating the influential exhibition “I Like Printing,” which featured artists such as EINE, REAS, ESPO, KAWS, KR, Dalek, Ryan McGinness, Robert Del Naja (3D from Massive Attack), and Tom Hingston.Following Artomatic’s closure, the success of its collaborative spirit inspired the creation of BEST—a Clerkenwell-based space dedicated to design, art, and clothing. Located opposite St Martins, BEST became a must-visit destination for art students and professionals. The space hosted rotating six-week exhibitions where artists took over the shop entirely, showcasing both emerging and established talents including Mike Giant, Dalek, Matt Sewell, Adam Neate, Pinky Bert, and MERZ.

This weeks episode features King Lexie Honiotes @king_lexie
Artist and Somatic Coach theconsultorio.com talking on Spiritual escorting and everything in between." Reality is a psychedelic experience, you probably need a guide” As usual expect strong language and generalised mayhem

In this episode, We sit down with Dr. Kevin Allen — the mastermind behind the pitch for Mastercard’s iconic ‘Priceless’ campaign, wall street journal best selling author, sought-after professor, and a true giant in the marketing world. We explore his journey, insights, and the creative vision that shaped one of the most memorable brand stories in history.

Expect strong language and sexual references as usual.
This week's guest is star of the stage and screen @dancrossley74.
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This week's episode with special guest artists Christos Tejada and Riven Ratanavanh is not for the faint-hearted, a wild ride through abuse of trans rights, abuse, addiction and performance art practices and their compensatory power to transform. Except strong language and challenging topics, not for young ears!
You can see more about Christos and Riven’s work here:

@christostattoo
@transgressrrr https://www.documentjournal.com/2024/12/riven-ratanavanh-sex-race-a/
https://ratanav.cargo.site/