Hey everybody, Jason here. Hopefully you've been enjoying Anthology Reissue Week with the Anthology albums and the Anthology series on streaming and our old anthology episodes from 2020, which we did when the anthology was only 25 years young. Well, today we've got our final in those three anthology episodes called The Aftermath. We originally put this one out in October 2020, and it looks at what happens after the anthology

comes out in November 1995, because it's not all plain sailing and it's difficult times

for Paul and lots of interesting stuff goes down.

If you are new to Nothing is Real this week, welcome.

We have nearly 200 episodes in our archive of various different aspects of the Beatles history. You can find out more about all that kind of stuff on our website, www.w.com. And we're still knocking around in social media spaces. There's a Facebook group and Mastodon and Blue Sky and all that kind of stuff.

If you check the episode description, there's links to all of those things. And if you still can't

get enough, or you'd like to hear us talk about something that's not the Beatles, we have a radio

series which is available on BBC Sounds that we did for BBC Radio called Back to the Irish.

And that looks at the Irish roots of many artists

like Kate Bush and Nirvana and the Smiths

and people you may or may not consider

when it comes to the music of Ireland.

But that's available on BBC Sounds,

and we'll put a link to that in the description as well.

But for now, let's continue our Anthology Reissue Week

by listening to Anthology, The Aftermath.

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Welcome to Nothing is Real, a podcast about the Beatles.

My name is Jason Carty.

My name is Stephen Corkroft.

And we're live on tape from Dublin and Belfast.

Today, we are looking at the Beatles anthology again, as the project continues to be 25 years old. In our first episode we looked at the path from 68 until going into production in 92.

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