YOU CAN TALK TO ME - A Beatles Podcast

Highly respected journalist, writer and broadcaster, the wonderful Samira Ahmed joins me for a conversation that covers her new book, 'A Hard Day's Night' and so much more.
Samira was key in bringing the world's attention to the recording of The Beatles live on-stage at Roxburgh Hall, Stowe School, April 4, 1963, and her time sitting opposite Sir Paul, as she led a deep conversation around the release of his book, 'The Lyrics', is truly one for the ages.
This was a conversation I'll long cherish. I'm sure you'll enjoy Samira's insights just as much as I did.
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NB: Excuse the soft fuzz feel of my mic in the mix of this ep.

Erika White is the author of the highly anticipated book, 'Meat The Beatles: The Butcher Cover'. Her Beatles knowledge and passion is really something else. Erika takes us inside the remarkable journey of photographer, Robert Whitaker, from the innercity streets of Melbourne to the innercircle of the Fab Four and behind the creation of one of the most infamous album covers of all time.
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Bob Koenig has a deep passion for The Beatles and a specific time in their history particularly. In this episode (best enjoyed in the video version option) Bob takes us inside the world of the Beatles exploitation albums that burst onto the scene in the wake of the Fab Four conquering America.
This was a genuinely fun chat that gave me some terrific (and unique) Beatles focused education along the way. Enjoy a little time here with the wonderful Bob Koenig.

Author, Mark Chatterton, has just released his latest work, 'THE MAGICAL MYSTERY BEATLES QUIZ BOOK | 1000 QUESTIONS WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS'. This was a fun conversation exploring both Mark's own Liverpool roots and Beatles fandom.
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'CONFESSIONS OF A ROCK 'N' ROLL NAME-DROPPER My Life Leading Up To John Lennon's Last Interview' is a wonderful book from Laurie Kaye, this week's guest.
Together with RKO Radio colleagues,Dave Sholin, Bert Keane, and Radio Engineer, Ron Hummel, Laurie sat across from John & Yoko on December 8, 1980 for a rich and deep conversation only hours before his tragic murder. Her own remarkable story in radio and rock journalism is quite amazing and her book takes us from humble beginnings to a moment in time forever captured in history.
For more on Laurie and her compelling story, see the link below.
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Laurie Kaye Official Site:
https://www.confessionsofarocknrollnamedropper.com/