Two years was long enough. I decided to go back to Joe Craig and have another enjoyably long chat with him about his work processes, his opinions on e-books and how steel workers take part in the shafting of musicians. Take two hours to just sit back, u

Two years was long enough. I decided to go back to Joe Craig and have another enjoyably long chat with him about his work processes, his opinions on e-books and how steel workers take part in the shafting of musicians. Take two hours to just sit back, u

I get a brief half an hour with transgender author Jon Edwards, where we discuss his new autobiography. Also discussed is the current lack of awareness and genuine discussion regarding the transgender community, and his beard.

Trialling the first of hopefully many online interviews, I talk to Michael Carroll, smooth voiced Irish author about a plethora of topics, including Batman, Dredd, the political system, writing techniques and much more.

In this episode of Tom Inniss Interviews... I head into central London to interview the director of the Public Catalogue Foundation, Andrew Ellis. The PCF have just finished a 10 year project working with the BBC to dititalise all of the publicly owned

The unboxing of my new Converses. The video is surprisingly dark and iMovie does a poor job of brightening it so I left it dark. I also sound like I am having an asthma attack - I'm not, I think i just had the camera too close to my face..

I talk to the director of Zinc, Heather Stradling, about her career in the arts, and the importance of getting as many people engaged in the arts as possible. Zinc specialises in helping disabled or otherwise disadvantaged people progress in the arts, an

A christmas podcast from the Inniss household, hoping you all had a great day, and have a fantastic new year. Spread the word!

I interview author, songwriter, screenplay writer and film writer (general writing god as I'm sure he'd like to be known) Joe Craig. Known predominantly for the Jimmy Coates series, we discuss everything and anything, including bread, tea, the BBC, comic

Tom Inniss interviews David Ruffley, the MP for Bury St Edmunds since 1997. The podcast is very short this time, as it was during one of his drop in clinics, where we only are given 15 minutes with him. I managed to squeeze 24 minutes out of him, but stil