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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. My guest today is Winston Marshall.

Winston is a founding member of the Grammy Award winning band Mumford & Sons,

in which he played lead guitar and banjo for 14 years.

He left the band after writing a tweet that praised a book by Andy No.

Andy No, many of you will remember, is a journalist that got beaten to a pulp by Antifa Crazies.

Anyway, Winston wrote a pretty mild tweet approving of Andy No's book on Antifa and as a result was pressured to leave Mumford

and Sons and eventually did. He now has a podcast called Marshall Matters, which this conversation

is also being aired on, so you can go check that out. We discuss Winston's Time with Mumford and Sons.

We discuss the influence of Jordan Peterson on his thinking and even on his songwriting.

We discuss cancel culture in particular with regards to the music industry in Hollywood.

We talk about my position on reparations for slavery.

We talk about the differences between America and the UK and much more.

So without further ado, Winston Marshall.

Coleman, hi.

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