Music, Movies & Madness

Welcome back to our celebration of music that moves the world. We’ve already taken you through the epic Live Aid concerts in Philadelphia and Wembley, 1985 - a day when rock ’n’ roll proved it could make history. Now, 20 years later, we revisit its powerful successor: Live 8. In 2005, the spirit of Live Aid returned, bigger than ever, uniting legendary acts and fresh voices to call for global change. Today, we’ll relive standout performances from Green Day, Pink Floyd, A-ha, Paul McCartney, Madonna, and many more. It’s the same mission, the same heart — only louder, brighter, and two decades wiser.

This is our special on Live Aid… reborn.

Back to 1973 we go in this second part of Greedy Greedy '73. It's a pivotal year in film and television. From groundbreaking premieres to cultural shifts on the screen, we’re diving into the stories, stars, and moments that defined entertainment that year. Whether you're a nostalgia buff or a curious newcomer, this trip through '73 is one you won’t want to miss.

Join Ian, Glen, David and Martyn as they flip the globe and head stateside to celebrate the American half of Live Aid - direct from JFK Stadium in Philadelphia. From blistering sets by rock legends to the chaotic charm of live TV, this episode dives into the moments that made the U.S. show just as unforgettable. Packed with surprises, stories, and star-studded performances, this is the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, wrapped into one epic, world-shaking performance.

Join David, Ian, Glen, and Martyn as they crank up the nostalgia and celebrate 40 years since Live Aid rocked Wembley and the world. From legendary performances to wild backstage moments, it’s a fun-filled look back at the concert that defined a generation - and proved that music really can change the world.

Greedy Greedy '73.... what a year it was. 1973 delivered a flood of legendary albums from major artists like Elton John, Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, and more. These iconic releases dominated the spotlight, often overshadowing other remarkable albums that, while less celebrated, were equally rich in creativity and influence. In this fun-filled episode, we dive deep into some of those hidden gems - the underrated yet impactful records that helped make 1973 one of the most musically vibrant years ever.