Misadventures in Music with Ian Prowse & Mick Ord

Jah Wobble - Public Image Ltd

Jah Wobble joins Ian Prowse and Mick Ord for a fascinating and often hilarious conversation covering Public Image Ltd, John Lydon, the birth of punk, bass playing, Liverp

Siobhan Maher Kennedy

From Liverpool to Nashville and back again,  Siobhan Maher Kennedy's musical career spans 40 plus years, taking in River City People, who hit the singles charts with "Cal

Michael Weston King - My Darling Clementine

Nothing Can Hurt Me Any More' is the recently released - and critically acclaimed - album by Michael Weston King, singer-songwriter and one half of the country duo, My Da

Noel Burke - Echo & the Bunnymen. St. Vitus Dance

In this episode of Misadventures in Music, Ian Prowse and Mick Ord are joined by singer songwriter Noel Burke, best known for stepping into one of the most challenging ro

Ian McNabb of The Icicle Works

In this episode of Misadventures in Music, Ian Prowse and Mick Ord sit down with legendary Liverpool songwriter and Ian McNabb for a fascinating, wide-ranging conversatio

Tommy Scott - Space

Tommy Scott, the main songwriter and guitarist, from the iconic Liverpool band "Space" is our highly entertaining guest in episode 42 of the Misadventures in Music podcas

Penny Kiley Author & Music Journalist

It's 1977 and punk has just hit Liverpool.   The legendary Eric's club is home to the city's rebels and posers - many became pop stars. Penny Kiley became a music journ

Mike Badger - The La's

In this we hear from Mike Badger - one of the founder members of the legendary Liverpool band The La's and an established artist in his own right. Mike recently released

2025 Highlights

The latest episode of the 'Misadventures in Music' podcast (number 39) with Ian Prowse and Mick Ord features some of the highlights from the last 12 months including reve

James Campion

James Campion is the author of a new fascinating and revealing book about Prince - one of the greatest songwriters and musicians of his era who passed away much too soon

Beryl Marsden - Liverpool’s Unsung Soul Queen

In this episode of Misadventures in Music, we sit down with the incredible Beryl Marsden who is one of the original voices of the Merseybeat era and a true powerhouse of

Mike McCartney

He had a raft of big hit singles in the 1960’s and 70’s and many of his acclaimed photographs are held the National Portrait Gallery. In the Misadventures in Music podca

George Sephton

As the football season gets underway, there's an air of excitement among fans as they look forward to their team's prospects for the next 9 months. At Liverpool's world-

Frank Collins and Sweet Soul Music

It's difficult to imagine now but back in the early sixties, soul was  'underground' music in the UK - rarely played on the radio, and only appreciated by a small number

John Lingan

In 1969 they sold more records in America than any other band including the Beatles and the Stones but within a few years Creedence Clearwater Revival had split up with a

Jeff Young on Wild Twin

Our guest in the new Misadventures in Music podcast with Ian Prowse and Mick Ord is the writer Jeff Young, whose critically-acclaimed 'Wild Twin' has been nominated for t

MIM S02 -EP01 - Post Punk with Russell Craig Richardson

In the new season of Misadventures in Music' (episode 13) Ian Prowse and Mick Ord take a deep dive into the UK's Post-Punk music scene (1978-1982) with New Jersey-based w

Zoe Howe

Our guest on the Misadventures in Music podcast is the acclaimed music writer, broadcaster and self-styled ROCK N ROLL WITCH Zoe Howe. She's written or co-written biogr

MIM Episode 10 - David Fishel

Episode 10 of Misadventures in Music was recorded at SVARA Radio based in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle. The boys are joined by David Fishel who is musician from Liverpool

MiM Episode 8 - Songs of War and Peace in Times of Trouble

Many political and military observers are calling the current war in Ukraine  the most serious conflict that Europe has faced since World War Two, without for one moment