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This is a podcast about the Manchester music and arts scene through the eyes of poet, writer and music historian/musician, Mr Ian Four Candles Moss. Ian will be talking about his memories, experiences and his influences. Over future episodes he will be calling on some of his friends and cohorts to reminisce on what has been a very colourful and sometimes odd life.

Tired of pounding the streets with your plates of meat? Grab a drink and a bun. Let's have some FUN with - "THE HILRANT SHOW".Yeah, we're gonna fill up all your nooks and crannies to the brim with MUSIC - MARVELLOUS, MARVELLOUS MUSIC.Your Orgasmatron is gonna blow a fuse when you hear the UNSIGNED ARTISTS we have lined up FOR YOU!And if that isn't enough to put your head in a spin dryer, you'll also have a chance to WIN FREE MUSIC in our MONTHLY COMPETITION.There will also be tips on HEALTH, BEAUTY, HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS, GARDENING and what to do in the BEDROOM (ON A SATURDAY NIGHT) - AND ALSO ...

Luis Drayton, Professor P-Soop and a couple of guest hosts present the very best in Unsigned and Independent music...www.fusionmusicradio.net

Luis Drayton and Professor P-Soop present "Butterflies and Hurricanes" on Fusion Music Radio! With music by a multitude of awesome indie artists, a different special guest each week - plus "The Week In Lulz", "My Life In The Bush Of Static", "Lolcow Bites" and more!

Musical comedian and chameleon Professor P-Soop has his hands full as the engineer of this runaway crazy train, trying to keep his unseen and likely-not-human cohost Audrey in check while fielding calls from unhinged rustics, running a contest to find the world’s worst rapper, matching wits with a looney activist and showcasing a nightmarish metal band aimed at kids… all the while trying to deliver a boxcar of priceless Indie Music to listeners!

Tilly Riddle, leader of the TillyRiddle band, presents InDetails, a show about music and literature, mannered reasoning with embedded songs in unknown Slavic languages. It won’t be too academic, with lots of good music and more!www.fusionmusicradio.net