The Argus Podcast

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  • Welcome to The Argus Podcast! A weekly show whic…
    2024 The Argus Podcast
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Politics & Government
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Episodes
  • Ep 13: Heather Mills

    Ep 13: Heather Mills
    May 28 2022

    Heather Mills is the latest guest on The Argus Podcast!

    The model turned activist and businesswoman talks her life in Brighton, her cafe in Hove and her veganism journey. 

    Tweet us your guest suggestions @BrightonArgus or @Chris_Fuller11 on Twitter, and use #TheArgusPodcast.

    And make sure to stay up to date with all the latest news from around Sussex on our website theargus.co.uk!
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    35 mins
  • Ep 12: AC13

    Ep 12: AC13
    May 20 2022

    Drum and bass DJ AC13 is the latest guest on The Argus Podcast!

    Real name Jay Carmen, the 22-year-old discusses what life is like on tour, his musical influences and looks ahead to performing at Boundary Festival in Brighton.

    Tweet us your guest suggestions @BrightonArgus or @Chris_Fuller11 on Twitter, and use #TheArgusPodcast.

    And make sure to stay up to date with all the latest news from around Sussex on our website theargus.co.uk!
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    36 mins
  • Ep 11: Fatboy Slim

    Ep 11: Fatboy Slim
    Apr 1 2022

    Fatboy Slim is the latest guest on The Argus Podcast!

    The DJ, real name Norman Cook, discusses Big Beach Boutique, On The Beach festival and life in Brighton and Hove.

    Tweet us your guest suggestions @BrightonArgus or @Chris_Fuller11 on Twitter, and use #TheArgusPodcast.

    And make sure to stay up to date with all the latest news from around Sussex on our website theargus.co.uk!
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    30 mins

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