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Hosted by Matt Stocks, published author and presenter of the iTunes chart-topping podcast, Life In The Stocks. 
 
Featuring a live interview between Paddy & Matt, an audience Q&A session, and a live acoustic set from Paddy’s band, Riding The Low. 
 
Paddy Considine is one of the finest actors this country has ever seen, someone who commits himself to each role with a burning intensity.
 
Yet throughout his career - his life, even - music has played a key role, whether that's to relax, as a point of inspiration, or as a lens to view the world through.
 
Riding The Low is his group, an outlet for audio expression that produces results every bit as gripping, and unrelenting as his acting work.
 
Their new album 'The Death Of Gobshite Rambo' is out now, with its bruising sonics finally finding a place in British music - it's worth aligning alongside Northern outsider voices such as Michael Head, early Verve, or aspects of Doves' work.
 
'The Death Of Gobshite Rambo' has a narrative thrust, with Paddy Considine's songwriting touching on personal loss, philosophy, anxiety, and the class struggle.
 
With British life still excluding working class voices from the mainstream, Riding The Low's work carries increased resonance, alongside the refined, finessed songwriting.
 
Matt Stocks is a writer, presenter, producer & podcaster with over ten years industry experience.
 
He’s worked for Kerrang! Radio, Q Radio, Metal Hammer, Classic Rock & Scuzz TV.
 
In 2012, he was nominated for an Arqiva Award for ‘Best Specialist Presenter’ - but lost out to Ronnie Wood from The Rolling Stones for his show on Absolute Radio.
 
Since 2017, he’s hosted the iTunes Chart topping podcast, Life In The Stocks.
 
The show features candid, unedited, in-depth conversations with an eclectic range of musicians, actors, comedians & creatives.
 
Life In The Stocks has had over one million downloads in over 100 countries, and averages around 10,000 international listens per week. The book companion pieces, Life In The Stocks Volumes One & Two are available now via Rare Bird publishing house.