Huey: Off The Record

Ok, so on Huey: Off the Record we like to feature new talent and my guest this week is no exception, he’s an up and coming comedian, actor, writer and producer, some of you mighta already heard of him…. It’s the one and only Ricky Gervais But seriously, it’s an honour to have Ricky back on the show. We talk about his most recent tour, Humanity and Ricky tells how he got his start in comedy and acting in his mid thirties…We get deep talkin about privilege and equality and we keep it light talking about the ailments we don’t really have, but we’re afraid we might…Enjoy!

My guest this week is a man who has almost certainly moved your feet and made you feel the beat in a club. It’s legendary house music DJ, producer and label boss Ashley Beedle. Ashley was one of the early adopters back in the late 80’s heyday of acid house and the man is still droppin tracks like they hot today… We have a very cool conversation that goes all over the music map, including why country music is so big in Jamaica… Check it out yo!

The deal for this episode is simple: I answer your questions. Producer Jo does the askin, and we cover everything from the worst gig FLC ever played, to my personal recommendation for a night out in New York, the controversial decision between Parliament and Funkadelic, why the Ramones matter, and what I'd be doing if I wasn't doin this... Check it out yo, and enjoy!

Me and my best buddy King are continuing the conversation on #MeToo and all that surrounds it in the second part of this double header. And yo, we wanna know... Where were the boyfriends and the dads? And yeah we probably be droppin a few names that we know were misbehavin too. Check it out, keep your mind open and be part of the conversation...

Yo whassup my peoples! Happy new year! How’d you like that Q&A episode last week? We’re gonna do more so tweet me your questions -@officialhuey – make ‘em good! Askin what a Scooby Snack is for the millionth doesn’t count! Ok, so because we don’t shy away from controversy here on the pod me and my good buddy King, are diving into the deep end of #MeToo and all the sexual shenanigans that have been poppin off – in real life – and in the media recently. This is the first of a two part episode that we recorded when I was NYC just before Christmas 2017 – so that explains some of the timings of what we talk about. And it’s an evolving discussion. I encourage you to listen all the way through because our viewpoints develop as we talk – that’s the whole point y’know – it’s a conversation. Plus we got the inside scoop on some of these dudes who be misbehavin!

Yo yo! Happy new year my peoples! We're tryin something new this year - a little Huey Q&A time! We took your questions form Twitter and answered them here. We cover the music industry (always), how to make it as a new artist and excatly what Barry White did for me. We get deep with my feels on Christmas, and Amy Sacco of the legendary Bungalow 8 asks... What had happened?Producer Jo joins me for the conversation. Listen out for your name check and enjoy!Peace!

My very special guest today is a former Sergeant with the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment who led his men into close quarters combat with Iraqi insurgents back in 2004.It was the first time since the Falklands War that British soldiers had fixed bayonets before going into combat - in what became known as the "Battle of Danny Boy”You may have heard about this in the news earlier this year – as if the trauma of the battle itself wasn’t enough, a so-called human rights lawyer named Phil Shiner took it upon himself to falsify claims about the details of this battle and bring bogus suits against members of an incredibly brave companyThankfully this charlatan was finally exposed, but sadly the damage had already been done.So without further ado, I give you Brian Wood, inspiration, hero and recipient of the Military Cross – telling the story of the Battle of Danny Boy in his own words…

My guest today is the Chief Executive of a very important charity called Hope and Homes for Children - that I discovered one day when one of their representatives made it onto my land and captured my attention for minute, which isn’t easy or safe…And before you know it they have me, Kenny English and T-Bone roped into doing a triathlon and raising money for them!Hope and Homes for Children, work tirelessly to take children out of orphanages and place them in loving homes where they can thrive and right now you can support them through their End the Silence campaign. Go to endthesilence.com where you'll find an interactive music memory time capsule which allows you pick your most precious childhood song, donate, and then share it on social media along with the memory it evokes.By joining the world’s top musicians in sharing your most precious childhood musical memory, you can help to end the silent suffering of neglected children in orphanages.Hope and Homes for Children's End the Silence campaign aims raise £1.5m by Christmas to save eight million children suffering silently in shocking overseas orphanages.And the great thing is that every pound donated to the campaign before the 27th December will be doubled by the UK Government - so do your thing my good people! Now tune into this enlightening conversation with a very special guy - Mark Waddington - Chief Exec of Hope and Homes for Children...