Episode 2 - bonus

Tunes From The Blue Coast - The Sons Of Guns. They Rock The Riviera

Published on: 16th May, 2025

Singer songwriter David Zincke and drummer Scott Richman from The Sons of Guns discuss their journey to musical success in Nice. Family members, the band are a long-standing fixture at iconic Old Town Nice bar, Wayne's. With fellow band members Jack Daniel, Aymeric Ardimanni and Frankie Connolly, in 2025 the band signed with Luna Rising Records. They now plan to tour the UK and US but remain grounded in Nice, where their soulful, gentle Americana sound continues to serve their devoted fan base.

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About the Podcast

Tales From The Blue Coast

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Patsi Mackenzie, a writer and broadcaster from the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, spends much of the year on the French Riviera. Captivated by the city of Nice and the people who - like her – go there once and never want to leave.

In the summer of 2024, Patsi began recording snapshot conversations in English on the Côte d’Azur. Her guests cover a wide range of ages, professions and backgrounds. From musicians and historians, to chefs and teachers. All with one thing in common; a devotion to the Riviera. Their personal stories are revealed in these gently probing podcasts, recorded against the lively backdrop of Nice. The show also travels the coast, taking in contributors who work in some of its other popular towns such as Antibes and Monaco.

Informative, amusing and at times deeply moving, these individual stories are both a love letter to the French Riviera … and an invite to visit it. At least once in a lifetime.

Tales from the Blue Coast launches summer 2025 on all supporting apps.

About your host

Patricia Mackenzie

Patsi is a writer and broadcaster from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. She has worked in radio and television production since leaving school, and has run the award winning independent production company, Sorbier Productions, since 2005.
She is currently a full-time screenwriter.
Patsi spends much of the year in Nice where these podcasts are recorded. Funny, poignant and revealing personal stories of others who like their host, have made a home in the South of France.