The Mark James Podcast

CPI Archive 2008: As he prepares to embark on his musical odyssey, Andrew Hamilton has a questions and answers session with Moyasta singer songwriter Mark James.

AH: First of all Mark, what got you into music? Mark: When I was a kid my parents were into old rock and roll - 60’s and 70’s rock and roll like Dylan and Hendrix - all the obvious ones. They were really into music and I can remember myself and my brother sifting through their records and pretending to be DJ’s. We would listen to their music for hours.

CPI Archive 2008c · The Mark James Podcast

Clare People Interactive

Clare People Interactive (CPI) was founded in the late month of 2006 by West of Ireland journalist Andrew Hamilton. The project was a step into the unknown, an attempt to bridge the gap between the old world of print media and the emerging new media technologies.
At the core of the CPI was a long running series of interviews with Irish and international artists, mostly musicians. These interviews, which appeared first in print and then as free audio podcasts, attempted to provide a richer experience of the subject than had previously been possible in print media. The focus was always on the artist and the work, with journalistic intrusions rare and usually (mercifully) brief.
Between 2006 and 2010, Clare People Interactive grew to just shy of 150 audio podcasts. There were also a dozen video podcasts - the Gonzo Nation series - as well as hundreds of album and gig reviews - which have all, sadly, been lost to the internet.
This archive contains the original 146 audio podcasts in their original format. As the series grew, the audio quality and (hopefully) the standard of journalism grew with it.
Clare People Interactive is the work of Andrew Hamilton. Eternal thanks to John O'Rourke for his technical support, Noel Barrett for designing the many logos and to Gerry Collison for his optimism and support.
This, is Clare People Interactive.

The Mark James Podcast

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