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Tattoo Traditions Is a series of interviews and discussions with people that are an integral part of tattooing and its history. The series will be ongoing as we dive deeper into these rich back stories and share it all with you monthly. Thank you for your kindness and interest.
Unknown Host hosts Tattoo Traditions, a arts show with 25 episodes published.
We are back after an extended break speaking to the mighty Henry Goldfield Henry started tattooing in the late 50’s, he got his first tattoo from a carnival tattooist tattooing in a basement in Minnesota. He is a huge pa
We are back after a break with a super interesting episode with english tattooist Sean Hobden. Sean was born on a traveler site in Kent, England in the 1960's. He remembers his grandad having a tattoo which was done in a
This month we got to talk to one of tattooing's true originals Jonathan Shaw, Born in New York but raised in Los Angeles Jonathan had a huge range of artistic influences from very early on. He began writing as his self e
This month we got the opportunity to talk to another british tattoo legend, Eddy Fretwell. Eddy started tattooing in 1963. He bought his first machine from Bill Wesby a tattooist and coal miner for £3.50. He traveled all
After a summer break we are back with a bang talking to New York legend Pat Nunziata. Pat started tattooing in the 60's in the basement of his mums house in New York. He bought his first machines from Walter Moskowitz af
This months episode is with the brilliant Brian Angel. Brian got his first tattoo in 1965 from the legendary King Arthur Bishop. Shortly after Brian began tattooing himself working on his squadie mates. He has traveled a
This month we called the great Bill Loika at his home in Amsterdam. Bill, originally from America, started tattooing in the 70's. He's worked alongside incredible historical figures like Tattoo Peter and Jack Armstrong.
We are back this month with the brilliant rascal Jeff Jaguer. Jeff was born in Newport South Wales in the 40's. He later joined the merchant navy and travelled all around the world getting his first tattoo in a doorway i
When we first started the podcast there was one name at the top of our list, Harry Potter. Harry started tattooing in 1952 hand poking tattoos aboard a navy ship. Once back on dry land he bought his first machines from t
We are back this month after a break with a new episode featuring the great Rick Harnowski Rick has been tattooing since the late 60's, after moving to America from Poland his tattoo career really took off. He's tattooed
This episode is with Ipswich legend Fat Bob. Fat Bob's path into tattooing was through his family, he soon set up his studio on a boat and began building his reputation as the finest floating tattooist in England. We app
This episode was recorded in Newcastle, England with the geordie charmer Dave Turner. Dave has been tattooing for over 5 decades, his career has taken him on some wild adventures and his knowledge of tattoo history in Ne
This month we went to the Mandrake Hotel in London to talk to the ultra charismatic Mark Mahoney. Mark's best known for his beautiful black and grey work but that's not how he started out! You'll hear all about his early
We were lucky enough this month to talk to the marvellous Marvin Moskowitz. Marvin is a third generation tattooist from New York City, his Grandfather, Father and Uncle all tattooed on the Bowery which is a stones throw
This month takes us to America, we were fortunate enough to sit down in New York and talk to the mighty Mike McCabe. Mike started tattooing in the late 70's with guidance from Richard Tyler. His love for tattooing extend
This months episode comes to you from the heart of Lancashire and the pioneer that is Dave Heap. Dave's career started in the 60's, he quickly developed a style so bold and unique it was instantly recognisable. We talked
Recorded amongst a collection of old photos and memorabilia we bring you episode 9 with Ken Rivers. Ken began his tattoo journey in the 70's working from home, he soon decided he wanted more and opened his first shop in
This month we celebrate the life of our dear friend and tattoo legend Tony 'The Ted' Tatum. Sadly Tony passed away on the 28th April, his impact on tattooing and the people he came into contact with was massive. Since th
This episode we traveled to Essex for a conversation with Dave Ross. Dave's been a huge part of tattooing in the Essex area since first picking up a machine in the 60's. Tattooing has taken Dave all around the world, tra
In episode 6 we heard from Dawn Stevens. She has been involved in tattooing since the 70's, known for her award winning shoulder and back tattoo as well as being ahead of the curve towards fine line and 'feminine' tattoo
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