Show Notes
While Banksy might turn out to not be as anti-establishment as we once thought, it’s time to hear about Andy’s contrarian movements - and how his involvement with sub-cultures massively backfired on him. And in perhaps the most anti-establishment move possible, Andy starts to put his plan to get his own back on Banksy into action…
From Podimo & Message Heard, this is Who Robs A Banksy?
CREDITS: Presented by Jake Warren Produced and written by Bea Duncan Music composed by Tom Biddle Production support from Harry Stott and Blu Posner Sound engineered by Ivan Eastley Executive Producer for Message Heard: Sandra Ferrari Executive Producers for Podimo: Jake Chudnow and Matt White
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