To go with the first of our summer-themed ‘audio collages’ TATP’s Summer Smash (download it from here if you haven’t done so already), here’s the first instalment of Why Won’t You?, an accompanying bit of fun in which Ben Baker, Phil Catterall and myself discuss some of the many hobbies and interests (and ad-hoc cheese sandwiches on sticks) that you can immerse yourself in during the summer holidays. Along the way we’ll be finding out which TV puppet had a ‘mescaline phase’, the identity of the rarest issue of Family Circle, and just what the employment prospects are for an eight stone Mama Cass.
You can download it here, or subscribe via iTunes, and don’t forget to lend an ear to the actual music-and-clips hoo-hah that inspired it…
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