What Happened to P-Rock tV?

"I am very lucky to have grown up in a household with two very eccentric parents, my mother was a boxer and my dad was a serial entrepreneur. From a surfing clothing brand, to being a sell out comedy hypnotist at Edinburgh Fringe festival. The venture that has stood the test of time is the alternative punk rock TV channel that tried to take on the big guns. I believe this story is important as it shows the magic of following your passion. What happens when you throw away the structure you are supposed to follow and make something for yourself on your own terms. There was a sort of freedom that my dad and his business partner, Lol and then soon after Russell had because everyone thought it was going to fail. They saw a gap in the market not because they thought they could make money from it but because it was a gap they felt as music fans.

My dad has always seen this as some kind of failure but the legacy that P-Rock has left behind is incredible. That's what has always been very impressive about my dad, he isn't afraid of failing and although that might have led him to failure, it has led him to so much more. Failure is in the eye of the beholder, as his daughter I have never seen this venture as a failure. I hope this documentary inspires people to try the thing they have always wanted to do, as the true failure is not trying at all.”