Episode 104 is the concluding part of a conversation between Fender Jackson and Terri Hooley of Good Vibrations shop, label and film fame. Conversation includes: grief; the fire in North Arcade; winning awards; the film ‘Good Vibrations’; Glen Patterson; Terri’s opinion of the movie; the ‘Alternative Belfast Walking Tour’; Bob Dylan; protesting; the John Lennon story; how the movie came into existence; the musical moving from Belfast to New York; Stuart Bailie; Trouble Songs: Music And Conflict In Northern Ireland; Seventy-Five Revolutions; Terri’s health; Shane MacGowan; bringing the Nipple Erectors over for their first Belfast gig; Doolin Book Festival; Cait O’Riordan; Terri’s charitable work; being in need; Tools For Solidarity as well as other topics. We are very grateful to Terri for the generous time he gave for this interview.  Warning: This episode contains strong language and adult themes. Face to face recording in Bangor at 2.38pm on Thursday 5th September. Relevant Links https://stuartbailie.bandcamp.com/merch/terri-hooley-seventy-five-revolutions Episode 104. Terri Hooley: Good Vibrations - Part 1 Spotify playlist to accompany this episode Additional Links https://peopleskitchenbelfast.org https://www.toolsforsolidarity.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.