In this episode Mark and Tallulah dive into Mark’s communist upbringing—where his grand plan to improve poor working conditions didn’t exactly spark a revolution. They also revisit his early days in music with Chemical Alice (spoiler: the chemicals were very much in attendance). Tallulah gives their music a listen and… well, let’s just say she won’t be starting a fan club anytime soon. And finally, Marillion make an appearance—supporting Chemical Alice at a gig. Next time, OG Marillion member Diz Minnitt and his daughter Alissimon join Tallulah and Mark.Links for this episode:Chemical Alice - Henry the King <a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03esiCXkzPU'>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03esiCXkzPU</a> Become a member and get some great extras including unreleased Mark Kelly music <a href='https://www.patreon.com/c/progandprogeny/membership'>https://www.patreon.com/c/progandprogeny/membership</a> Buy Mark&apos;s Autobiography - Marillion, Misadventures and Marathons at <a href='https://www.marillion.com/shop/merch/book06.htm'>https://www.marillion.com/shop/merch/book06.htm</a> email your questions to us at <a href='mailto:progandprogeny@gmail.com'>progandprogeny@gmail.com</a>

Chapter 3: A Chip Off the Old Communist Bloc

Interview with Diz Minnitt

Prog and Progeny is a podcast hosted by father-daughter duo Mark (keyboardist for Marillion) and Tallulah, exploring his life in music, the ups and downs of being in a band, and the personal stories in between.
Episodes loosely follow chapters from Mark’s memoir Marillion, Misadventures & Marathons, with space for honest conversations, the occasional guest, and plenty of tangents.