Ever wonder who made "The Ohio State University" mainstream? Turns out, it was our very own Robert Smith. Let him explain. | Big Ten Network

Robert Smith talks here about the lowest point in his band's career and how even though things were bad, no one liked his album, and he was "depressed" ... he just carried on. The Cure is a bit like a football team in this respect. No player is bigger than the club... except Robert of course, manager, club captain, star player, chairman, treasurer etc... Glad he signed Reeves Gabrels from the David Bowie band a few years back. This interview was first shown in 1988 on a BBC show called 'That was

PODCAST RELENTLESS | Problem, Reaction, Solution with Jody Lowe | Episode 137. Courage Is The Cure interviews Queensland patriot, and sovereignty advocate Jody Lowe in a raw, no-filter discussion. We discuss the classic playbook: the presented problems pushed via media/government (crises, divisions, manufactured threats); the engineered reactions (fear, compliance, false hope); and the imposed solutions that erode freedoms and consolidate power. Jody contrasts this with the real issues from his