#100 - Big boys don't cry.. (now that's a loda bollox!) Man to Man with Deano Scurry episode artwork

EPISODE · May 23, 2024 · 1H 40M

#100 - Big boys don't cry.. (now that's a loda bollox!) Man to Man with Deano Scurry

from The Twilight Conversations · host Jimmy Judge

In this centenary episode, Deano & I talk about what it means to ‘be a man’, the human condition, fear, vulnerability, courage & joy.. It's ok to be who you are in all its unique glory, which paradoxically will connect to all sentient beings.. Podcast Engineer & Editor - Ger Kellett CLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE......................... REFERENCES ----------------------------------- ‘Manish boy’ Muddy Waters from Mississippi Blues (1955) ‘Boys dont cry’ The Cure from Imaginary boys (1979) ‘Thank you for hearing me’ Sinead O’Connor from Thank you for hearing me (1994) ‘Im not in love’ Fun loving criminals’ from Mimosa (1994) originally 10CC (1975) ‘Running away’ Bob Marley & the Wailers from Kaya (1978) ‘I guess i just feel like’ John Mayer from Sob rock (2019) ‘Ways to cry’ from No little boy (1992) ‘Stood up’ John Hiatt from Bring the family (1987) ‘What your soul sings’ Massive attack (featuring Sinead O’Connor) from 100th window (2003) Wonderful world Louie Armstrong from What a wonderful world (1967)

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