100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival podcast

In the latest episode of the 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Podcast (which recently hit number 1 in the music category on Apple Podcasts!), Paul chats to Russell from Papaphone.

They chat about Glastonbury in the late 90s and what it's like to perform at the festival every year. Russell first went to Glastonbury in 1997, where he jumped over the fence - as most people did in those days. He took a break after Glastonbury 2000 but returned to Worthy Farm at Glastonbury 2017 and has played every Glastonbury since then.

Russell shares some favourite tales from Glastonbury - as a performer and as punter - over the years. They also cover attending Glastonbury sober, white rabbits and Bat Boxes.

You can find Russell's music here:
instagram.com/papaphone.music.

If you are looking to attend Glastonbury sober, there are multiple social media groups that connect people in the same position, for example local recovery networks such as Sober Somerset or general alcohol-free and drug-free groups like Sober Events UK.
If you liked this episode, please check out Paul's website glastonburytips.com, where you will also find his 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Guidebook.

This is an unofficial podcast and is not directly connected to the festival. Listeners should refer to the official Glastonbury Festival website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Paul chats to Claire and Jacqui, two volunteers for CND at the brilliant Property Lock-Ups at Glastonbury Festival.

They chat about volunteering at the festival, the history of CND and Glastonbury and some of the strange items people have left at the lock-ups.

For more information on CND, please click here: CND
If you liked this episode, please check out Paul's website glastonburytips.com, where you will also find his 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Guidebook.

This is an unofficial podcast and is not directly connected to the festival. Listeners should refer to the official Glastonbury Festival website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Paul chats to Greta Lindsay, one of the main sign painters at Glastonbury.

Greta spends two months continuously down on Worthy Farm painting the signs we all know and love. Greta and Paul discuss what it's like to be at Glastonbury for that long and how they prepare for the festival, along with some of her highlights over the years.

To see more of Greta's work, go to her Instagram at instagram.com/gretasletters or to order a commission sign, visit her website: gretasletters.co.uk.
If you liked this episode, please check out Paul's website glastonburytips.com, where you will also find his 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Guidebook.

This is an unofficial podcast and is not directly connected to the festival. Listeners should refer to the official Glastonbury Festival website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Paul chats to Yolanda Iseley, one of the organisers of the fantastic Glasto Latino.

They chat about how Glasto Latino is a family affair, how they find the brilliant Latino performers and learning how to salsa in Wellington boots!
If you liked this episode, please check out Paul's website glastonburytips.com, where you will also find his 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Guidebook.

This is an unofficial podcast and is not directly connected to the festival. Listeners should refer to the official Glastonbury Festival website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, Si and Paul talk in-depth about The Park area at Glastonbury Festival.

They cover every venue from the main stage (The Park Stage) to chilled-out lounge areas like Scissors.

Of course, The Park includes the Ribbon Tower, the famous Glastonbury sign and some of the best bars in all of Worthy Farm.
If you liked this episode, please check out Paul's website glastonburytips.com, where you will also find his 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Guidebook.

This is an unofficial podcast and is not directly connected to the festival. Listeners should refer to the official Glastonbury Festival website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.