Stereo Embers The Podcast 0459: Mick Wilson (Moderate Lovers, Soap Star Joe)
"Crayon Shades"
Formed out of the ashes of the late great Australian band Soap Star Joe, the Moderate Lovers are a three-piece outfit from Sydney whose debut EP Crayon Shades is refreshing and swoonworthy blast of indie pop. Fronted by Mick Wilson and rounded out by Saul Foster and Adam Taylor, ...
EP184 - So What's Been Happening? - Moderate Lovers
Crayon Shades Live: Moderate Lovers on Songs, DIY Clips & N.W.A. Surprises
Aaron sits down with Mick Wilson of Moderate Lovers to discuss the band’s debut EP Crayon Shades, track-by-track stories (including “Lucy’s Gardening,” “Lost City” and a surprise N.W.A. cover), DIY video-making and songwr...
The Road to Recovery: Mick Wilson's story of Health, Healing, and Hope
Welcome to Clearing The Air
In this episode host Ryan is joined by Mick Wilson to explore his remarkable journey from being a long-time smoker and lorry driver to becoming a passionate gardener and vaping advocate.
Mick opens up about how the stress of long-distance driving fuelled his smoking ha...
Catalina Gómez with Mick Wilson
Artist and educator Catalina Gómez explores the gap between the Colombian Andes and Nordic context, examining how student mobility transforms understandings of art, knowledge, and identity across cultures.
This episode features a dialogue fragment with Professor Mick Wilson—Director of Doctoral...
Episode 1161: Uncut & Unsigned February 24 Moderate Lovers
Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they grab their gardening gloves, trowels and watering cans to join Lucy in the garden. Yes, after the success of “Lucy’s Gardening Again” in the Unhinged 30, Mick Wilson from Moderate Lovers chats to the green-fingered hosts about the band, their music and his des...
023 - Gordy Marshall
Prior to the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic, TOCA was looking forward to presenting Go Now:
The Music of the Moody Blues. Lead by Gordon Marshall, the drummer of the group for over 25
years, this was sure to be one of the highlights of the season. Needless to say, as the current
health crisi...
Winery Hospitality, Regenerative Farming, Family Legacy
Starting or sustaining a family business can look inspiring from the outside, but the real challenge is building something durable without letting money pressure, family dynamics, staff culture, or growth dilute the original purpose. This episode explores how a winery can become more than a place...
Woking and Sam Beare Hospice Update 28th August 2026
Graham Laycock talks with Baz Payne and Mick Wilson from Artists for Angels with news of the concert they have coming up at 8pm Friday 18th September at the Fiery Bird, Goldsworth Road, Woking in aid of the Woking and Sam Beara Hospice.
Artists for Angels 2026
RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 30TH AUGUST
Baz Payne and Mick Wilson join me to discuss Artists for Angels - A fundraiser for Woking and Sam Beare Hospice. Both Mick and Baz have first hand experiences of the hospice and want to give something back through music.
Artists for Angels is taking place ...
What Wine Tells Us About Eden and New Creation
Many Christians treat faith as a ticket out of earth or a list of rules to follow. This conversation offers a more rooted and hopeful lens: the Bible’s story is not an escape plan but God’s long work of reuniting heaven and earth. Drawing on wine, biblical theology, and church life, it unpacks th...
