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The boys from the podcast scramble their microphones in haste to reflect on an exciting week for PSB fans far and wide!

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Shipmates Crayg, Nathan and James set sail on their next adventure in the PSB discography, with White Star Liner. Released in 2018 on PIAS.

Expect a tantalising quiz and plenty of ship-puns. Full steam ahead then, its about to go down!

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We've got a bumper bonus episode, chatting to a chorus (almost) of exceptional Welsh vocalists; Lisa Jên Brown & Chris Evans (from the Beaufort Male Choir).

Join us as we welcome the guest vocalists from Public Service Broadcasting's third studio album, Every Valley. Both of our guests share their own stories and experiences of working with the band and it's clear how their personal connections to the historic industry of Wales has influenced their musicality.

We begin by speaking to Lisa Jên. Of course, we discuss the emotional highlight of the album, You + Me (her duet with J Willgoose Esq.), but we also enjoy some chat about dogs, 90s raves, wild swimming, gong baths and her band, 9Bach.

We start chatting to Chris Evans around the 37 minute mark, exploring the history of Male Voice Choirs, rugby, what it was like to go on the road with PSB and the power that music has for improving wellbeing and community.

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James Brown, Crayg Ward, and Nathan Stewart make some serious PROGRESS through PSB's third album: Every Valley. Released in July 2017 on PIAS.

Fire up your lamps and get ready to experience the excitement of the first ever PSP-PUB Quiz, some detailed coal analysis, plus a thoughtful debate on the album's politics.

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Our second bonus episode of the series!

On the 20th of April, the band released a special single for Record Store Day, distributed around the UK to independent record stores. The man in search of this record is a podcaster and vinyl collector: Commander - Wonky - Hat.

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For this episode, we step out into the world, away from our studio. The Commander makes it his mission to queue for 12 hours to get the limited release of Gagarin, whilst H.C. Wellgulls and Jaberlongy Salmon (who don't want to do that) stay safe and warm to chat about the new PSB logo and tour announcement. Tune in to find out which gigs our gang will grace.

As for the 12 hours on the cold streets of Chester?...

Was it hazardous? Yes, it was!

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On your marks... get set... GO!

Join the race with James Brown, Crayg Ward, and Nathan Stewart as they circumnavigate music and history.

Episode 3 continues with PSB's second studio album: The Race For Space. Released in February 2015 on Test Card Recordings.

Come with us now on a journey through time and space - exploring some out-of-this-world beers, a myriad of chaotic artefacts, a trip to Jodrell Bank and our album review.

'We're off to a good start. Play it cool!'

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The PSP gang welcome their very first guest, the multi-talented artist, illustrator, designer and podcaster JAMWAH.

Jamie's work includes the cover artwork for the PSB singles: Sputnik / Korolev, People Will Always Need Coal, Everest, Gagarin, Go!, The Other Side, Nightmail, Theme From PSB, and Signal 30. He is also the man behind the artwork for the band's debut album: Inform - Educate - Entertain.

Join us as we chat about the process behind his work, how he became involved with the band, and what it feels like to be responsible for such iconic creations.

Head to his website for more info: https://www.jam-wah.com/

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