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Interview: Roger Caney

Roger Caney: He’s seen more live music in Notts than you. Come, take his hand and let him lead you through the toilet venues of Nottingham...

Interview: Manière des Bohémiens

French for ‘Manner of the Gypsies’, according to Babel Fish - Manière des Bohémiens' infectious, rapturous, blindingly improvised Romany swing music is massively popular in Notts...

Interview: Justin Moorhouse

"Hostility isn't a problem, really, indifference is much worse. If people are indifferent you can't change them."

Interview: Chris Needham

If you've never seen In Bed With Chris Needham, I feel both sorry and jealous of you. The former because it is unquestionably the greatest TV programme ever, and the latter because one day you will see it with fresh eyes. It's the kind of programme that makes you want to club yourself into amnesia so you can see it for the first time again and again

Interview: The Cockleman

"I'm not too keen on the whelks meself, but they’re very good for keeping your wife quiet for a bit"

Interview: Jimmy Sirrel

Legendary Notts County manager Jimmy Sirrel has died. Here's an interview we did with him last year...

Interview: Roni Size

"Working with any established artist is a next level thing. You learn as a producer that there are stages in a producer’s life and working with those guys you realise that you’re in first class."

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Interview: Jon McGregor

"These things, the way they happen. These things, the way they begin"

The Hooded Man: TV Robins

We have a look at the past Robin's of Hoodtown

Interview: Jim Cooke, Manager of Selectadisc

We had a chat with the long serving manager of Nottingham's favourite independent record store...

Interview: Stephen Lowe

We have a word with the writer and director entrusted to bring the story of legendary Nottingham Forest manager Brian Clough to the stage...

Interview: Roots Manuva

As a warm-up to Glastonbury 2005, Rodney Smith brought his band to Nottingham and sold out the Rescue Rooms (with less than a week’s notice). We caught up with him for a natter…

Notts County Fans Meet Gudjon Thordarson

Notts County supporters Trust offered fans the chance to meet new manager Gudjon Thordarsson and a few of the players

Toby Kebbell Dead Mans Shoes Interview

Notts actor Toby Kebbell has got a lot to be proud of. His first major part, as Anthony  in Shane Meadow's influencial Dead Man's Shoes earned him a Most Promising Newcomer nomination (British Independent Film Awards).Since then he's landed parts in Oliver Stone's Alexander and Woody Allen's newest project. He writes books and plays and on the side, he's studying plumbing. And, ladies and gentlemen, he is still just 22 years young.

Man On Fire

If you are not in the mood for nonsensical gore but still like a good bit of blood spillage then check this out

Goodbye Young Man - Brian Clough 1935-2004

Thanks to Cloughie, everyone knew about Nottingham. Not only were we winning almost everything in sight, but we were doing it in style...

Shane Meadows: The Dead Mans Shoes Interview

"We've just made this mad film, where the producer leaves his life behind to become a professional wrestler"

Xylophone Man Tram Update

An update on the 'Name A Tram After Frank' campaign, for those of you that signed the petition

Xylophone Man 1931-2004

Nottingham's most legendary busker Frank Robinson has died...

Blues Man Interview and Video

Sam Lindo is 'The Blues Man in Town' a familiar face who provides the soundtrack to Nottingham city centre

Swound/ ManPlayingKazoo/ Pressure

The band put an end to a three day recording session with this performance. Frontman Joey S's final words were, "Yes, we do rock!"

The Films of Shane Meadows

From TwentyFourSeven to Dead Mans Shoes...

Xylophone Man Poem

Rosie Garner has written a poem to celebrate Nottingham's beloved busker...