Podcast

AMF sat down with Sprechen label head Chris Massey to talk about his new musical venture Thief of Time and his debut album Where Do I Belong

Stories last much longer than any one person and they can convey ideas through time and space. AMF sat down with Long Story Short founder Simone Kirkup to discuss this important medium.

Being a parent is the time you’re supposed to “Grow up” right? Wrong! AMF is going to unpick that mentality with our guest Marco Giannini.

Pride is a protest, a party with a purpose. We spoke with Jase Jeffrey about the commercialisation of Pride and how we can keep it safe from the pink pound.

Food and music are the two inescapable joys of life. But what makes them so special to us as humans? We discuss with out podcast guest Dolly.

What are memes? How do we define them? Should we even try? In this podcast we speak with VomCruise about the impact memes have had on the 21st century.

How do you start your own online magazine? Mike Tomlinson, founder of Zone Focus came on the podcast to talk about the ups and downs of running his own mag.

Are albums dying? The once popular medium is now on the fringes of music. Streaming is the new kid in town! Or is it? We spoke with Guy Hornsby about the future of the album in this podcast.

Why start a record label? How do you even get one off the ground? Sprechen Records founder Chris Massey explains all in this podcast.

Setting up your own radio station is a rollercoaster ride. There's a lot of highs and lows involved but sharing your music with the world makes it worth the effort.

Collecting records is an art. What makes records so great? How should you approach collecting them? Should you even bother? (Yes)

As the century marches on we're no closer to a unilateral global action plan for tackling climate change. One Manchester-based group campaigning for change in the city is Climate Emergency Manchester (CEM).

Underground dance music will always survive. But during the pandemic, it faces a new challenge. How can club culture survive and thrive in the "New Normal"?

Manchester is bereft of green space. The city center is awash with grey. Who can hold back this endless tide of development?