Mike Bryson's guest appearances

Mike Bryson

Green Sense Radio

C86 Show - Indie Pop

Brad Blazar's Learn To Soar

Redd Kross

Steve Howe

James Butler

Lucy Porter

Jim Jones

David Thomas

Dave Hopkins

James Dean

John Gill

Les McKeown

Tim Palmer

Nick Lowe

Will Taylor

John Campbell

Matt Jones

OwlTail

Mike Bryson, a Professor of Sustainability Studies at Roosevelt University, joins us again to share his thoughts on what role the arts and humanities play in changing hearts and minds about climate change, water conservation, and sustainability. We discuss the current economic conditions and the job market for students working in the field of sustainability.

Mike Bryson, a Professor of Sustainability Studies at Roosevelt University, joins us again to share his thoughts on what role the arts and humanities play in changing hearts and minds about climate change, water conservation, and sustainability. We discuss the current economic conditions and the job market for students working in the field of sustainability.

Mike Bryson: How Arts and Humanities are Tackling the Climate Crisis

The band formed in early 1984 and comprised Phil Hartley (vocals), Mark McQuaid (guitar), Mike Bryson (bass guitar), and Tris King (drums). Bryson also produced the cover art for the band's releases. The name came from a misheard line in a song, with Hartley explaining "I like the way that the mouth moves when you say Bog Shed". They were helped initially by The Membranes, leading to several performances in London, and the band's first release was the Let Them Eat Bogshed EP on John Robb's Vinyl Drip label in 1985. By the time of this release, the band had already played around 35 concerts and, according to Hartley, written between 80 and 100 songs.

The band formed in early 1984 and comprised Phil Hartley (vocals), Mark McQuaid (guitar), Mike Bryson (bass guitar), and Tris King (drums). Bryson also produced the cover art for the band's releases. The name came from a misheard line in a song, with Hartley explaining "I like the way that the mouth moves when you say Bog Shed". They were helped initially by <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Membranes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Membranes</a>, leading to several performances in London, and the band's first release was the Let Them Eat Bogshed <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_play" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP</a> on <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Robb_(musician)" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Robb</a>'s Vinyl Drip label in 1985. By the time of this release, the band had already played around 35 concerts and, according to Hartley, written between 80 and 100 songs.

Bogshed with Mike Bryson