Guy Perryman Interviews
Tokyo based radio broadcaster Guy Perryman interviews movers and shakers in global entertainment and creative business about their projects, life journey and the power of music, all from the perspective of being in Japan.
Show episodes
A conversation with Hector Fernandez – globetrotting game developer at Sony PlayStation, who is currently based in Tokyo. Fernandez talks passionately and deeply about the way games make you feel and how they can improve our lives, and shares how Japan has changed his view on life.
A conversation with Bluey from Incognito – who surprised my GPS radio show listeners when he stopped by the Tokyo studio live on air 22 December 2023. It was a festive season special edition of the show and we couldn’t have asked for a better gift. Bluey shares with us a health issue and why he came to Japan for healin
Susie Vanner – Bond Girl starring with Roger Moore in The Spy Who Loved Me; big screen and TV actor; and singer who has released her At Christmas EP. In a brief conversation for my festive season special edition radio show Vanner shares her 007 moment, other screen experiences and talks about why she loves the Christma
A conversation with Mike Sunda - Managing Director and Strategy Director at Push Japan creative media agency who at the time of the interview in November 2023 had just produced the latest music video for musician Jacob Collier, and won Entrepreneur of the Year at the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ) British
A conversation with Cody Jon - Sydney beach swimming, Broadway show going pop star who was thrilled to be in Tokyo for his first Japan live show in December 2023. Talking backstage at Duo Music Exchange Shibuya Jon shares his thoughts on the "real" or "actor" persona we all display, stage fright, and a twittering sound
A conversation with Louis Borlase from Squid – Brighton post-punk electro group who were in Tokyo in December 2023 at the start of their Asia tour. Borlase talks about improvisation in the live shows, Glastonbury Festival, Brighton music scene, and what he thinks is the sound of Tokyo.