20 YEARS OF PIP (Part 3) • featuring Chris Glasson & Buddy Peace! #683
Summary
In this finale of the 20 Years of Pip special, Scroobius Pip, Buddy Peace, and Chris Glasson reflect on podcast highlights, including a funny moment with Chris’s mother and interviews with Shaggy and Liam Howlett. Pip discusses his transition into acting, detailing roles in *Taboo* and *Debris*, and shares anecdotes about working with Tom Hardy and Stephen Graham. The episode concludes with insights into the editing process and the unique challenges of filming during the pandemic.
Topics discussed
Intro: Episode 683 Part 3 and Patreon plugs
Chris's road rage story and his mum interrupting
Meeting Shaggy and connecting with Blind Boy
Keith Flint, The Prodigy, and Keith's down-to-earth nature
The tedious reality of podcast editing and metadata
Editing philosophy: Keeping the 'punk' elements
Enjoying hobbies as a fan vs. professional, and guest voices
Pip's transition into acting and role as French Bill in Taboo
Meeting Tom Hardy and improvising with Stephen Graham
On-set dynamics, axe training, and Tom Hardy's collaborative style
The Begler prop and the unreleased 'Debrief' series
Working with Tony Award winners and cancelled TV pilots
The mental toll of acting gaps and the joy of creation
Low-budget filmmaking and the journey vs. destination debate
Unfinished music business and writing songs just for sleep
Why Pip left music: The desire to release vs. create
Outro: Hardcore Listing, Buddy's music projects, and next week's vinyl
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