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Welcome to your insider guide to the greatest show on Earth — from a Glastonbury fanatic who can't stop talking about it. Whether you're a first-timer trying to find your feet on the farm or a seasoned veteran hunting hidden gems, this podcast has you covered.

Brought to you by Paul Farrugia, the man behind the world-leading Glastonbury blog glastonburytips.com, and award-winning podcaster Si Willmore, the 100% Unofficial Glastonbury Festival Podcast features tips, stories, interviews with the people who make Glastonbury magical, and everything you need to have your best Glasto yet.

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.

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In this episode, Paul chats to Jim Fox, one of the area organisers of The Woodsies Stage, one of the largest stages at Glastonbury.

They chat about the evolution of the festival, the Dalai Lama, Bruce Springsteen, Prince Harry, boring bands and why everybody should attend Glastonbury at least once in their lives. 

For more information on Jim Fox and his music, please go to jimfox.info.

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.

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In this episode, hosts Paul and Si discuss all the rumours for Glastonbury 2027.

Who will headline? Taylor Swift? Harry Styles? Oasis?

Listen to who Paul thinks will be down on Worthy Farm and why you shouldn't put a bet on it! 

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.

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Welcome to the first-ever episode of the 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival Podcast.

In this episode, hosts Paul Farrugia and Si Willmore chat about Paul's first Glastonbury experience: from losing his mates, tent and mind to discovering secret sets from Fatboy Slim and praising the Worthy Farm gods with Leonard Cohen, and having a bittersweet moment with The Verve.

After that, Paul vowed never to miss Glastonbury again. 

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.

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In this episode, Paul and Si chat about opening day at Glastonbury Festival. What is it like on the Wednesday down at Worthy Farm?

Is the queue hell? What do people do? Do you think you can handle Paul's Glasto Bar Crawl?! When are the opening ceremonies and fireworks?

It is all covered in this episode of the 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival podcast.

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.

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In this episode, Paul speaks to Dan Turnbull from Funke and The Two Tone Baby.

They chat about Dan playing his 1000th gig at Glastonbury, what it's like performing on stage at Worthy Farm and why you have to up your game when you play there - including using a golden wheelbarrow.

For more information on Funke and the Two Tone Baby, and to see where Dan is playing next, go to funkeandthetwotonebaby.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 of the 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival podcast, Paul and Si talk about what Thursday is like at Glastonbury, from swapping midday vodka shots with strangers to buying random £250 hats.

They also discuss the different areas opening, like Shangri-La, The Unfairground, Block 9, The Commoin and Arcadia. 

To learn more about The World Famous Thursday Piss Up (T.W.F.T.P.U.), go to the Glasto Chat Facebook group.

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.

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In this episode, Paul chats to Robin Mahoney, the co-director of Glastonbury The Movie.

The film is back in cinemas now to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Paul and Robin chat about Glastonbury in the 80s and 90s, how the film came about, using the same film lenses as were used on The Italian Job, and what it was like to make a film down on the magical Worthy Farm. 

To see if Glastonbury The Movie is in a cinema near you, check the listings here: glastomovie30th.netlify.app/

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.

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In this episode, Paul talks to James B Partridge, the teacher-turned-showman who's been making grown adults cry happy tears about recorder lessons. James is the man behind the cultural phenomenon Primary School Bangers.

He's been on everything from BBC Breakfast to Loose Women, and his podcast Notes from School shot straight into the top charts on Spotify. Now he's doing a sellout show touring the UK. Oh, and he's sung backing vocals for the Rolling Stones and recorded at Abbey Road.

You can find more information on James and his tour here: jamesbpartridge.com.

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.

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There are people who love Glastonbury, and then there is Dan Tastic Glastonbury. Yes, that is his name.

In this episode, Paul chats to Dan about the name change, bin painting, getting married at Glastonbury, and the Glastonbury charity bin project that Dan set up. 

You can find more about Dan on these sites: ahappyhuman.com and dantasticeducation.com.

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.

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In this episode, Si and Paul chat about the artists that surprisingly have never played Glastonbury. You'll be amazed at some of them. We know we were.

There are various reasons why some of them haven't played. From badgers to politics, we cover it all. 

Thanks to everyone who suggested acts for this episode! Did we forget someone? Let us know in the Glastonbury Tips Facebook group!

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.

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In this episode of the 100% unofficial Glastonbury Festival podcast, Si and Paul chat about all the things at Glastonbury Festival that aren't related to the music.

From secret bars to stone carving, they cover it all. What makes Glastonbury so unique is the stuff away from the main stages.

Oh, and they chat about being attacked by giant seagulls. 

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.

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In this episode, Paul chats to Joe Rush, one of the true legends of Glastonbury.

As the man behind Mutoid Waste Company, he's the creator of Carhenge, Glastonbury-on-Sea and Cineramageddon, to name a few. And he was also involved in the closing ceremony of the 2012 Paralympic Games.

He has been going to Glastonbury since the '80s and chats about why Glastonbury is still important now. 

You can see more about Joe Rush here: joerush.com.

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.