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Bacbeat is a diverse house DJ who although in the early stages of his journey has already captivated crowds in London, Ibiza and Africa. After recently playing in Studio 338 for Forward Motion and supporting Groove Armada at Ministry of Sound for their 33rd birthday weekender, Bacbeat is commanding dance floors with growing popularity. Christie has been recognised for her compelling energy she brings during her sets which she has consistently delivered around the capital in venues such as 100 Wardour Street, Andaz Hotel, and Horse & Groom. With infectious grooves and uplifting vibes, Christie's sets blend soulful house and timeless disco rhythms, creating unforgettable dance floor moments. Get ready to dance! Join us in Hackney Wick on Saturday 3rd May for the Preheat Launch Party! For more information or to get in touch with any queries you can find us on Instagram @preheat.music ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!
Call Time Live:Recorded at the Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick, this is a first for the Call Time Podcast with a live audience. Moderated by Dominique MooreMain Contributors Halle Cassell - @halleannaofficialMaddie Evans - @maddieeaevansCole Martin - @i_am_cole_martinDaisy Sequerra - @daisy.sequerraDeborah Olat - @debsolatGrace O'Leary - @gracemayolearyGuests: Harry Gilbert - @harrygilbertcastingDMA Producers - Dominique Moore @dominiqueamoore , Maddy Darrall @maddydarrall for Darrall Macqueen @darrallmacqueenEpisode produced by Soho Square Studios for PODSSS Theme music - Kai Richie - artist - @realr1chie Cassellbeats - producer @cassellbeatsofficialThe Call Time - @thecalltimeDMA - @dma_ldn / www.dmalondon.com PODSSS - @sohosquarestudios / https://sohosquarestudios.com/The Call Time is a roundtable podcast moderated by Dominique Moore (Finding Alice, Four Weddings and a Funeral) in which a group of young actors from acting studio DMA London chat openly about the film and TV industry, with inspiration for young people who have no contacts or easy access. Industry guests add to this how-to-break-through conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Join us for an engaging episode featuring Alpesh Patel, as he shares his unique journey and insights into overcoming societal expectations, cultural challenges, and achieving success on his own terms. Alpesh is a 50-year-old, Indian, gay man who opens up about his upbringing and the lack of role models who looked like him. He was expected to follow a traditional path of marriage and children, but his life has taken a different turn. His blunt nature, while sometimes off-putting to others, is a key trait that has helped him navigate who he is. Growing up, Alpesh faced immense pressure to excel academically. His parents drilled into him the importance of studying hard, which eventually led to his mum kicking him out of the house. Did that help or hinder Alpesh? He, found himself in Brighton, studying in a predominantly white environment. Initially feeling out of place, he quickly embraced the diversity and challenges, finding his stride and loving the experience that gave him so many of the skills and confidence he has today to embrace who he is. Alpesh's career was driven by a relentless pursuit of being the best. Starting as a part-time sales employee while at university, he climbed the ranks to become a top salesperson, manager, and area manage and beyond. His motivation was clear: to be number one and earn as much money to live the life he wanted to. His journey has led him to entrepreneurship, opening a zero-waste shop in Hackney Wick. Throughout his life, Alpesh has learned the importance of empathy and understanding different perspectives. He advises against quick judgments and emphasises listening to others' experiences to create a more inclusive and less polarised world. Tune in to hear Alpesh Patel's candid reflections on his life, career, and the lessons he's learned along the way. His journey is filled with laughter, challenges, and insights into what it means to stay true to yourself and succeed when you go against the grain of expectation and become yourself. Alpesh #YouAreAClassOfYourOwn Guest Alpesh Patelhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/alpesh-patel-4212b031https://www.instagram.com/alpesh.patel2 Listen on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-class-of-their-own/id1732288997Watch on:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aclassoftheirownpodcast/podcastsSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7Apq2pSbmvytPjABrlidpN?si=4d62eba56abb45adSocial media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aclassoftheirownpodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aclassoftheirownpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aclassoftheirownpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/aclassoftheirownpodcastWebsite:https://www.playforchange.co.uk/aclassoftheirownpodcast Host: Mira Magechahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/miramagechahttps://www.instagram.com/mira_magechaCreative Director: Alex Paynehttps://www.instagram.com/alexjamespayneEditor: Josh Partridgehttps://www.instagram.com/joshfilmmakerMusic: Jay Witsey https://www.instagram.com/jay.witsey Episode bought to you by: play for changehttps://www.playforchange.co.ukhttps://www.instagram.com/play_forchangehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/playforchangeltd
Is London tapped out or are there still great development opportunities in the capital? This week Anna Ward is joined by James Barton and Nick Alderman from Knight Frank's development land team. In this episode, they explore where the new residential development opportunities might be, from Battersea to Hackney Wick. They also discuss who will be building these projects, the return of developers to the land market, as well as the withdrawal of housing associations, as well as the latest findings from Knight Frank's poll of 50 volume and SME housebuilders. And the key challenges to building these developments: land scarcity, outdated council registers, and high build and finance costs. Plus, they look at whether there is a need for some flexibility in affordable housing criteria. Don't miss this informative discussion on the opportunities and challenges shaping London's residential development scene. REPORT: Knight Frank's land index and survey of 50 volume and SME housebuilders Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Where are the limits of help, and the beginnings of harm? Such is the premise of Multiple Casualty Incident, by Sami Ibrahim, hitting the Yard Theatre, Hackney Wick on 27th April 2024. Author: The Spill Category: ARTS Listen to the full story, or read it online. For more Politics-related stories, head to https://www.thespillmag.com/tag/arts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thespillmag/message
Butoh Dancer | ChoreographerYou can also watch this episode on Youtube where English, Italian and Spanish subtitles are available or visit the Metralla Rosa website for more details.__________In Episode 51 of Metralla Rosa, Carla is in London, talking to Mai Nguyen Tri, a Franco-Vietnmese experimental Butoh dancer.As a self labelled Zen Punk artist, Mai exploits her natural affiliation to water in order to give her gestural expressions a fluidity of movement that flow directly from her unconscious mind – a source deep enough to have provided her with twenty years worth of inspiration for her improvised performances. Butoh originated from 1950s post-war Japanese culture and, although Mai draws on the anti-stylised fluidity and slow, controlled movement of this relatively contemporary school of dance, she also honours the very specific social context of its birth by injecting her own experimental fantasy into her performances.Mai left Brittany over thirty years ago, drawn to London by her fascination for English poetry, literature and culture, with Hackney Wick immediately becoming the base for her creative nest. It was in this eclectic and unorthodox side of urban London, her adopted city, that her soul finally found its home, where, from the moment she decided to put down roots, the contrasting sides of her expressive identity and artistic personality began to flourish.The source of Mai's inspiration fluctuates between the rebelliousness of London's punk ethos and the minimalism of her zen heritage, and, with her background in literature and a keen interest in mental health, she has created her own, unique language that precedes her and defines her. She is curious and visionary and, as such, has collaborated with artists from various disciplines, including the reggae musician Clapper Priest, the multidisciplinary Xuân Sinden, the Afro-Irish poet Grassy Noel Macken and the ambient-noise bands Ampersand and Fear of Fluffing. However, and above all else, one of her greatest achievements, has been managing to remain uncompromisingly truthful and uncomfortably relevant in a city filled with commercial art, trendy newcomers and an insanely competitive cultural scene.And now, enjoy the interview!__________Related Links: Mai Nguyen Tri: Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor further information about this interview, including links to anything mentioned by Mai, or to continue reading this text in Spanish, English and Italian, visit the Metralla Rosa websiteSupport the show
Heavy rain and flooding have been causing chaos in London.On Thursday, a RNLI lifeboat, Met Police, and fire brigade vessels, had to rush to Temple Pier because a party boat sank that was moored there.Ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters were called to Hackney Road in east London because of severe flooding after a canal burst its banks.The Standard news reporter William Mata has been interviewing local residents and businesses impacted by the “knee-high” flood water. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Neil and Chris manage one more episode before Christmas hits while enjoying some coffee at Qima Cafe, the UK's first tree-to-cup cafe. Chris shares some easterly lunch tips for Barking and Hackney Wick. Neil shares his five must-hear Christmas songs … Continue reading →
In the first of a new format, James and Andy curate a selection of new and recent releases from streaming platforms, cinema and festivals. Plus Andy catches up with Geran and Walid director Areel Abu Bakar in trendy Hackney Wick. This episode's handy timecodes 00:00:19 - Introduction 00:02:36 - But first, what easternKicks Picks IS, and what it ISN'T 00:06:24 - Streaming picks, including Ballerina, Yellow Door 90's Lo-Fi Film Club and In my Mother's Skin. 00:39:44 - Cinema picks, including Back Home, Past lives and Where the Wind Blows. 00:46:49 - Areel Abu Bakar interview 01:03:16 - Festival roundup, including BFI London Film Festival and London Korean Film Festival. 01:21:52 - Outro
Chris returns after an Endless Summer to The Disco Freaks Radio Show from their Shoreditch studio one final time...before relocating next week.There's brand new music from Smoove & Turrell, AXNÉR, Kousto & Zoe Kypri plus the lowdown on recent gigs by Jungle, Gabriels, Folamour & Braxe + Falcon. We also hear about Disco Freaks party this Saturday at Grow, Hackney Wick - 2nd Sept 6pm-2am.Tune next week when the boys reunite in a new monthly slot, 1st Wednesdays.Tune into new broadcasts of Disco Freaks, LIVE, Opposite Wednesdays from 2 - 4 PM EST / 7 - 9 PM GMT, in association with Hoxton Radio LondonFor more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/disco-freaks///.Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sauna Twins Podcast Episode #5 Charlie Duckworth, Director at the Community Sauna Baths in Hackney Wick and lifetime sauna enthusiast! In this podcast, we talk to Charlie Duckworth, one of the directors of Community Sauna Baths, about how he got involved with this project, how it grew to such a success, and what's next for the baths. We also discuss the benefits of sauna bathing for health and wellness, and how Community Sauna Baths is helping to make saunas more accessible to everyone. Whether you're a seasoned sauna enthusiast or you're just curious about the benefits of sauna bathing, this podcast is for you. We'll explore the history of saunas, the science behind their health benefits, and the future of this holistic wellness movement. Watch or listen to this podcast to learn more about the Community Sauna Baths project and how you can get involved. You can also visit their website at www.community-sauna.co.uk to learn more about their amazing work. Brought to you by Finnmark Sauna Authentic Sauna Experiences https://www.finnmarksauna.com #sauna #saunapodcast #saunabenefits #saunahealth #saunarelaxation #saunameditation #saunamindfulness #saunacommunity #saunaculture #saunahistory #saunadesign #saunaconstruction #saunaetiquette #wellness #health #fitness #relaxation #meditation #mindfulness #community #culture #design #construction #london #hackneywick #uk #holistichealth #naturalhealth #alternativemedicine #mindbodyconnection #charlieduckworth #communitysaunabaths --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/finnmarksauna/message
John, Darius and Ben team up to rather excitedly preview the return of Major League Baseball across the pond!We talk weather, Trafalgar Square, workout day, pitching matchups, players to watch, donut burgers, mung beans and more.Want to meet us for a beer? Send us a message on Twitter or Instagram, or meet us at Crate Brewery in Hackney Wick after the Sunday game for some joyous celebration of that silly game we call baseball.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3550378/advertisement
Bargain bin vinyl £3 or under from Hackney Wick's excellent new spot All My Friends with a guest mix in hour 2 from the amazing Make A Dance. Music from Sly & The Family Stone, Boney M, The Emotions, DJ Gregory, Freeez, Lil Louis, Pete Shelley, The Bouncer, Follow us on YouTube for more bargain bin vinyl selections music.youtube.com/channel/UCXE65hPi1k4MJ91eBfMo62Q www.instagram.com/allmyfriends.uk/ www.sohoradiolondon.com
Bargain bin vinyl £3 or under from Hackney Wick's excellent Rook Records. Housey first hour from @bengomori and superb soul and hip-hop selections from Rook's very own Jay Rook in the second. Music from Model 500, KMA Productions, Junior Vasquez, Angel Moraes, Danny Howells, The Sunburst Band, D'Angelo, Gil Scott-Heron, James Brown, OutKast, Slick Rick and more... Follow us on YouTube for more bargain bin vinyl selections music.youtube.com/channel/UCXE65hPi1k4MJ91eBfMo62Q www.rookrecords.co.uk www.sohoradiolondon.com
This episode is an interview with Biff, the co-founder of Biff's Plant Shack. Biff and Brandt have been friends since their days spent flipping burgers at McDonald's as teenagers. Now, over 20 years later, they discuss how those formative years have shaped their careers, especially the plant-based entrepreneurial journey that Biff has been on since. Whilst still obsessed with fast food, he's now the Co-founder (alongside his wife, Christa) and namesake of the successful vegan junk food brand, Biff's. One of the first brands to bring jackfruit to the UK in the form of faux chicken wings, Biff's has been taking street food, food service and retail by storm since 2017, with disruptive, delicious plant-based innovations such as the first-to-market 'sugarcane bone' for their Crispy Fried Jackfruit Wingz.In this episode, Biff and Brandt delve into the world of plant-based junk food, exploring the gap in the market that Biff discovered through his love of food and how it fuelled his success. They cover the span of Biff's journey as a brand, starting as a street food stall, entering the food delivery scene and their latest learnings and challenges of moving into FMCG retail. Biff also shares his top 5 tips for starting your own successful vegan brand in 2023.Note: this episode was recorded back in September 2022.Links Mentioned:Restaurants:Mother, Hackney Wick (now closed): https://www.instagram.com/mother.works/Xi'an Biang Biang Noodles: https://xianbiangbiangnoodles.com/Useful Tools:Street Food Soliloquy, Starting and Running a UK Street Food Business: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Street-Food-Soliloquy-Starting-Business/dp/1511940050Secret Leaders Podcast- https://www.secretleaders.com/ Black Box Thinking: The Surprising Truth About Success, Matthew Syed - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Box-Thinking-Surprising-Success/dp/1473613779 Street Food USA, Netflix - https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81249665 Biffs at Sainsbury's - https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/SearchResults/biffs---Find Biff at:Biff's - https://biffs.co Biff's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/biffs_uk/ ---If you enjoy this episode, please consider subscribing. If you have any suggestions for future episode topics, please email them to hello@tastehead.comFollow Brandt and Micah:https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandt-maybury/https://www.linkedin.com/in/micah-carr-hill-34a91811/Visit https://www.tastehead.com/ to learn more.
Aida Wilde and her family arrived in the UK from Iran as asylum seekers when she was a child. During her formative years she has become a well-respected print maker, educator, curator and artist in her own right.We discuss the culture shock of arriving from the middle east to Sunderland, onto her move to London and eventually her home of Hackney Wick. Aida's work documents the fast-changing landscape of the Wick as well as calling out social injustice in all its forms, in particular ridiculing the patriarchy and the absurdity of the gender gap.We talk about all of this and go off tangents about football culture, the creative industries and how she has maintained her integrity whilst dealing with the opportunities that success has brought her.At every turn Aida was open and honest with wherever the conversation took us, and I left her studio feeling extremely privileged and grateful to have been allowed into her world to record this chat.
Our first episode of The Sit Down features Bobby Kasanga who served nearly 8 years in prison. He talks to us about how he got recruited as a Peckham boy and how this led him to his time inside. Since coming out, Bobby has created Hackney Wick's first ever semi-professional football club and here he tells us how he uses this, and his media company Big Ego, to support young people. This podcast is also available as a video – just search Life After Prison on YouTube. Useful organisations: St Mungo's NACRO Unlock Clinks Directory Contact us: If anything you've heard in this podcast has inspired you to make a positive change in your life, please let us know.
I travelled to Hackney Wick to meet the brilliant Douglas McMaster for this week's podcast. Chef, author, presenter and founder of Silo London, an inspiring zero waste restaurant that started in Brighton. We cover the interior design, menu inspiration and Doug shares a quick beginners guide to help a fermenting novice like me. We also cover what inspired the opening of Silo, how hard the first 6 years in Brighton were, learnings from that experience, and what to expect from the Zero Waste Cooking School - Doug's lockdown baby. The content online is really interesting, fun and useful and I urge you to watch, learn and eat in Silo, London.
Adore Dance London offers adult beginner dance classes at their Hackney Wick studio - call 020-805-04758 or visit https://www.adoredance.london (https://www.adoredance.london) to book a class today!
Today on the FreeThinking Podcast we have stellar connector Will Chamberlain; founder of Creative Wick and the Cultural Interest Group in London, UK. We spoke with Will about how he and a growing network are establishing a permanent sustainable creative community in East London's Hackney Wick and Fish Island - and particularly how creative activism and the sharing economy can advance the arts and culture in the face of rabid commercialism. Will speaks to us ahead of the School of Activism Forum; a day of presentations, workshops, talks and debate about youth-centred neighbourhood activism, run by Creative Wick. He is a key figure in the development of Hackney Wick and Fish Island and a catalyst for art and culture for future generations of East London communities. Catch Episode 23 of the FreeThinking Podcast & subscribe wherever you get yours!
Before their second album Beware Believers (1 April) comes out: Crows singer James Cox talks working at Scream and Wetherspoons pubs, growing up in middle of Wales, meeting Keith (Bad Vibrations) and Elliott Lane, meatballs and burrito truck, and starting Hackney Wick tattoo studio Only Here For You.Photo: Jono WhiteSongs: Crows 'Garden Of England', Cock Sparrer 'Working' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In today's episode, Andy chats with Ed Kanerick of Stour Cafe in Hackney Wick in London. Stour is a not-for-profit organisation that provides studio spaces and galleries for artists as well as running a number of community events, all supported by their cafe business. In today's episode we talk about; Why hospitality is such a great and rewarding place to work - but only if you have a great boss; How the toxic environment that hospitality has historically been known for is slowly becoming a thing of the past, and; How a simple thing like saying thank you to your staff at the end of each shift can have a profound effect on them; and so much more!Head to my website to join my newsletter, community and to get my guide with 5 Strategies for Developing Your Mindset.Sponsor and affiliate links Trainual Trainual is your one-stop-shop for centralising all your business processes, checklists, policies and company information, saving you money on onboarding, training and scaling your business. Visit Trainual and use promo code CAFEHUSTLE for a free trial and 10% off your first 12 months. Peckwater Brands If you want to find out how you can create up to an additional £4,000 profit per month from your existing kitchen, visit Peckwater Brands and book a discovery call for a massive 50% off your deposit. The Cafe Hustle may receive some commission if you use our link, but that helps support the work that we do at the podcast. If you find this episode interesting and valuable, please share it with someone who may benefit from this link. It helps us reach more people in the industry.I would love to have your feedback, too, good or bad, so drop me an email to andy@thecafehustle.com with the guest name and let me know your thoughts. Get involved with The Cafe Hustle Community. We are growing the community to add even more value and discuss the episodes after they go live. Head over to our website and sign up to continue the conversation. The Cafe HustleInstagram: @thecafehustlepodcast Facebook: /thecafehustle Twitter: @cafe_hustle Website: www.thecafehustle.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week for our #sliceofLondonlife segment, we share a news story about a bar floor that collapsed in Hackney Wick. For our main topic, we talk about the nutritional differences between dairy and non-dairy milk. I also share the differences between each type of non-dairy milk (soy, almond, oat, coconut, etc) and which may be the best nutritionally. #AskJoanna: If YOU have any questions about being in a mixed-race, culture, or diet relationship, or about living abroad, please leave me a DM on Instagram. You can also email me at annanwildman@gmail.com. We'll answer it on the next episode! SOCIAL LINKS:Follow me on Instagram: @annawildmanTweet at me: @wildmannaEmail us: nobullsnailmail@gmail.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/annawildman Intro/outro music by earthchain: soundcloud.com/earthchain Show Notes: Articles referenced in the podcast: https://nutrition.org/going-nuts-about-milk-heres-what-you-need-to-know-about-plant-based-milk-alternatives/#:~:text=Dairy%2Dalternative%20milks%20tend%20to,with%20other%20vitamins%20and%20nutrients https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/325425#summary https://rightasrain.uwmedicine.org/body/food/healthy-non-dairy-milk https://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-for-food/animals-used-food-factsheets/cows-milk-cruel-unhealthy-product/
The London Legacy Development Corporation was established to build on the success of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and drive forward regeneration, growth and investment in east London. It currently has full planning powers and works closely with the four neighbouring London boroughs.But whose job is it to oversee the decision making process, shape policies and ensure the LLDC maintains the highest standards for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park? In this episode of the podcast, we find out!We hear from the newest Board member for 2022 and from the out-going and in-coming chair of the London Legacy Development Corporation's Quality Review Panel - which provides independent expert advice on developments and schemes like the culture and education district at East Bank and residential neighbourhoods at Hackney Wick and Chobham Manor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Walking on water The modern floating church. The Diocese of London has realised its vision for the St Columba East London Community, with Genesis.: a new wide-beam canal boat crowned with an innovative pop-up roof, designed by London-based architects Denizen Works. The barge, commissioned as a mobile assembly space, is moored on the River Lee Navigation alongside here east at Queen Elizabeth Olympic park, where it will remain for three to five years before reaching other canalside communities. Developed in close collaboration with Turks Shipyard and naval architect Tony Tucker, Genesis is conceived as a modern-day mission, developing links with growing communities living around the canal in East London over the next 25 years. Its mobility and flexibility of programme will ensure lasting benefits to the diverse neighbourhoods at key regeneration sites, which include Sweetwater, Eastwick and Hackney Wick. As well as serving as a space for a church, the barge is designed with a bespoke and adaptable interior to accommodate a wide range of community activities and services, including parent and toddler groups, pilates classes and art classes, interfaith celebrations, lunch and supper clubs, live music, employment training, support workshops and counselling. Christened Genesis after the first book of the Bible, and alluding to a narrative of creation, the boat will initially serve the two existing parishes of St. Paul Old Ford and St. Mary of Eton in the Stepney Episcopal Area, with the ambition to reach new communities and bridge shifting parishes in the areas of the Diocese of London undergoing urban growth or change. Named St. Columbia East, this new community will be led by the Reverend Dave Pilkington, who was ordained in June 2019 and served on Genesis' predecessor, the interim vessel Elsdale II. Denizen Works' innovative design features a kinetic roof inspired by organ bellows. It has been crafted from concertained, translucent sailcloth, and is lined with LED lights and powered by hydraulic rams. When fully raised, the roof will transform the barge from compact and low-lying, allowing it to pass beneath bridges, expanding into an illuminated beacon designed to capture attention and attract footfall to the mission. Operated by the touch of a button, in its raised position it increases the head height of the barge to 3.6m at its highest point, creating a dramatic interior which is accessible to all. The floating hub is boarded midship; on one side of the entrance is the main assembly space, with services [kitchen, office and toilet] towards the rear of the barge. Inside, Denizen Works has created an elegant and seamless interior of light plywood walls and green linoleum floors. The expansive assembly space under the kinetic roof is designed to take a capacity of 40 people seated and up to 60 passengers when stationary. It has built-in Valchromat benches providing seating and storage along the perimeter of the room, and is fitted with marine-style bulkhead lights to create a cosy atmosphere. The furniture, designed by design company Plyco, includes custom-designed plywood stools and foldable tables for use at public events and services. An altar designed by Denizen Works featuring an angled-front face like the prow of a boat has also been fabricated, and is designed to fold down into a flat pack for easy storage. The sail stitching used on the bellows has been applied as a motif throughout the design and is carried through to a number of interior details, including aluminum screens to the windows, the design of which is inspired by rood screens; the pattern of the tiling in the kitchen; and in the form of the legs of the bespoke furniture. The motif is repeated externally in a frieze painted by a local songwriter that wraps the face of the kinetic roof. Designed with flexibility to accommodate an array of activities, Genesis will also be available for private hire and for use by local schools, to ensure that it is a se
International break is almost over. And Billy The Bee Grant, Dave Laney Lane and Matt The Allard Allard hooked up in the virtual joint to discuss all things Brentford On this week's show ⚒West Ham match review
Having spoken to plenty of long-established types from the British culinary scene, Simon welcomes some young blood to Grilling this week in the shape of Tom Brown. Born and raised in Redruth, Tom cut his teeth under local luminaries Paul Ripley and Nathan Outlaw in his native Cornwall, before opening his own restaurant, Cornerstone, in Hackney Wick. Named by Harden's as London's best seafood restaurant, Cornerstone now has a Michelin star, cementing Tom's reputation as one of our finest young chefs. Here they talk bang bang chicken, Arctic Monkeys, souped-up Vectras, barbecued lobster, and Tom's bizarre phobia of baked beans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
For about twenty years, not a single pint was been pulled in The Lord Napier pub, located near to the Hackney Wick overground station. The pub was licensed in 1868 under the name The White's Arms and was then advertised for sale, whereupon its news owners changed its name to The Lord Napier. During the twentieth century, the pub appeared in the local and national news as the site of numerous robberies and assaults. After its closure in 1995, the former pub attracted squat parties, became known as a destination for illegal raves in the early 2000s and began to be covered in graffiti. In 2016, artist Aida Wilde commissioned 29 local street artists as part of a 48-hour takeover of the building as a ‘symbol of protest against [the] gentrification' which was happening in the local area. The pub has been attracting tourists to its ever changing exterior ever since it was reimagined with its iconic graffiti makeover. After attracting new ownership, the pub is expected to go through an extensive programme of refurbishment.
Makoto Chi (he/him) - Berlin 2016 If you haven't already seen @makoto.chi / www.linktr.ee/ma_ko_to I feel safe and sane when friendships land on many of the same important pages (a huge sigh of relief). At the same time being humbled by intense connections that keep unfolding. Once again (gratefully, my friends know me well) I was introduced to Makoto, who came highly regarded and fills those shoes. I'm pretty sure we stumbled into each other at Michele's in Hackney Wick (as I would have arrived disheveled from poorly managing my time / energy / expectations of myself) and as I recall he was very calm and patient to let me land and then most likely go eat great pizza around the corner. On top of being the lovely human that he is, Makoto is a brilliant artist, tattooer, activist - a partner, ally, friend to who is fortunate enough. We would have him around each summer and then I would be back in Vancouver in the winter.
Have a peek @brody_polinsky / www.universeberlin.com It was my turn next to be interviewed (with the same lacking questions). Another PG later we were timely interrupted by the biggest gong in the UK (the sound permeates the building during a gong bath treatment). I have always felt like Hackney Wick was a second home (even as it changes since Stratford being connected and the skatepark being erased). Hearing my own voice really is uncomfortable (but its the only one I got!) Enjoy, this time capsule is lovely to revisit.
Michele Servadio (he/him) - London 2016 Please check out the mastermind @servadio_ / www.servadio.com @thebodyofreverbs As per usual, I woke up on the roof of the tattoo station / high bed / storage, got my shit together with some spiritual practice before Michele gently knocked (on his own door). He always arrived gently to see how I was, we grabbed our skates and jammed down the road to get a full English (even though we probably didn't have enough time before the days clients arrived). I believe this day my appointment canceled so we had some unexpected free time (he was always doing prints using various techniques and nudged me to do an edition of wood cuts). I had an email interview I was avoiding to commit to and mentioned it to him (he said he had the same email) I suggested to just use our phones and ask each other the questions the dude sent over and be done with it. As it turns out it was really easy and kind of fun (he's pretty concise and I talk too much). This project made sense to us, choosing to catch moments in time and share them (I was still blasting around the world then burning out). Waking up in the creative space you work in and then sharing it with residents and guests is delicate balance for this Libra. I would say I never really figured it out at UNIV ERSE Studio but tried diligently the hard way. Through many years visiting each other between London and Berlin, Michele never flinched at my particularities for life rituals, tattooing, sobriety and otherwise. This is very much why it works so well (for me) I feel safe and super inspired by his process that never is at rest. What we have shared so far has truly helped shape me as a tattooer, friend, fine artist in particular.
Time for a Brew - #42 Special Guests: Chris Hall - Howling Hops The latest episode of Time For a Brew, sees Chris Hall of London based brewers Howling Hops take on the Ultimate Bar Challenge. Before that though, we discover the origins of Howling Hops in the Hackney Wick beer scene, enjoy three of their beers, and talk about how COVID has affected things for Howling Hops over the past 12 months. Chris' ultimate bar saw some great choices from across the world, including a new to me German lager, a Kernel classic and a belter from Burning Sky. Recorded via Zoom Recordings. Artwork by Adam Graver.
Where professional creators share with you tools, so you can thrive... while your'e still ALIVE! Wilfrid Wood's plasticine clay sculptures are truly one of a kind. His sculptures are refreshingly honest and playful. He merges portraiture with the absurdity of the human experience into something completely unique and raw. I absolutely love and am inspired by this work! He also has a running project where he draws a live sitter everyday with pastels on coloured paper. Wilfrid was born in London and grew up in rural Sussex. He studied graphics at Central St. Martins, then got a job in publishing. He got bored of that and applied to train as a 'headbuilder' for the satirical TV program Spitting Image. When that ended he became a freelance sculptor. He lives in East London and his studio is in Hackney Wick, right next to the Olympics. You can find Wilfrid on instagram: www.instagram.com/wilfridwoodsculptor Want to join a supportive community of professional creatives? Click the link below. www.sketcharium.com Video Version Of Interview: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKkIWdBs2LES7iAicrMkJ2w If you get value from these interviews please.. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=6470057 SOCIAL instagram: www.instagram.com/famous_when_im_dead facebook: https://www.facebook.com/famouswhendeadpodcast Big thanks to Petr Meso for the music And to our Patrons: Tom Lambert Lynne Davis Chance McGee - @chancemcgeekunst Darren Kennedy - @dkdelicious Joan Flemming - @caricaturesbyjonifleming BIG THANKS! to our sponsor www.drawsome.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/famouswhenimdead/support
ANALYTICS EDIT VIDEO In this film I speak with Michael Stubbings, the MD of Crate Brewery in Hackney Wick, London. We discuss what businesses can do to survive during this coronavirus pandemic, vertical integrations, hiring the right staff and his top 3 pieces of advice for small businesses. #app #appcreation #smallbusiness #smallbusinesstips #entrepreneur #marketing #sales #business #businessadvice #businesspodcast
Welcome to the No Sleep Podcast – the introductory episode! We are your hosts, Malak (IG: malakaka_ahmed) and Qtion (IG: @qtion_), live from Hackney Wick (amongst our South-Asian kin). We discuss why we're called the 'No Sleep Podcast', how we know each other and what you can expect in episodes to come. Join us every Sunday for honest and interesting conversations with our friends, as well as shedding light on the journeys and outlooks of creatives we've got to know over the years. Tune back in tomorrow for our first proper episode! We have been the No Sleep Podcast – make sure you give us a follow on our Instagram (@nosleep_podcast). Take it easy guys x
Welcome to another episode of the SlothBoogie Radioshow and Pat's got you covered with an All You Can Eat Buffet of Deepness™. Fill up on an hour of the latest releases and forthcoming goodies from across the interwebs. Join us at No90, Hackney Wick this Saturday for some sunny delights in their courtyard. https://fb.me/e/2QuRSYIrb Tracklist: Ben & Dillan - Bipedal Bears [waterworks] Jesper Ryom - Nights [Delicieuse musique] Petals In Sound - Buoyancy (Bruise Remix) [Boyanza Records] Osinscky - Imgonnagetcha [Everybody In Records] M4A4 - Import [Running Out Of Steam] Evenn - Brooklyn Rules [GLBDOM] Meda - For Love (Art of Tones Classic dub) [Badam] A Bunch of Guys - Filthy Rhodes [Dirt Crew] Ruff Stuff - Metro Alchemy [Rough Recordings] Steve Bug - Coconut Paradise [Poker Flat] Jad & The - Outer Planet [Haws] Lazare Hoche & Malin Génie - Formes
Your weekly show hosted by Conor. Upcoming gigs: 22.08 Malle Mile (night) 29.08 Social Dis-Dance Street Party @ Cafe 1001 (day/night) 05.09 Costa Del Tottenham (daytime) 18.09 NT's, Hackney (night) 19.09 Number 90, Hackney Wick (night) Tracklist: 1. Dino Soccio - Laid Back (Dino Soccio Edit) [Razor-N-Tape] 2. Soul Wun - Naima Blue [13th Hour Records] 3. Purple Ice - Sunbeams [Bandcamp] 4. Kazam - Paradis [Coquelicot Records] 5. COMPUTER DATA - Seele [Lost Palms] 6. Ben Hixon & JT Donaldson - Experience [Dolfin Records] 7. Armless Kid - Shadows [FINA Records] 8. Cinthie - Houze Muzik [Aus Music] 9. Adryiano - 2 BE ALONE [Cestraw] 10. Ruff Stuff - Dubby Tales [SBTRAXX https://fanlink.to/sbtraxx003] 11. Cedarwood State Trax - You're My Last Breath [Free DL] 12. Bwi-Bwi - Paradis Fiasco [Sure Cuts Records] 13. Fade 2 End - Feel The Magic [Shining Path Recordings]
What do two travel editors do when they're faced with months of lockdown and lots of paused plans? We side-step tie-dye projects and sourdough starters in favour of creating our own at-home adventures.For the past few months, we've fantasised about travel more than ever. Whether rustling up our favourite dishes from the Amalfi Coast, immersing ourselves in diverse cultures through literature or binging on Netflix's globe-trotting flicks, we've become obsessed with incorporating travel into our daily lives. Join us, Editor-in-Chief India Dowley and Content Editor Fleur Rollet-Manus, as we discuss how you can do the same. We catch up with chef Tom Brown, the culinary creative behind Hackney Wick's hit restaurant Cornerstone. He talks to us about his travels in Japan, secret beaches in Mexico and reveals how to nail the recipe for those crab crumpets. We'll also be revealing the European hotels we're checking into as lockdown measures ease.We'd love to know where you're travelling next and how you think the travel landscape might change post-pandemic. Send your voice notes to fleur@suitcasemag.com or drop us a DM on Instagram @indiadowley and @fleur_rm. For a daily dose of travel inspiration, check in with us at suitcasemag.com. Links and notes from the episode Peckish and in need of a chef-approved snack? Try whipping up one of these recipes from our favourite chefs.https://suitcasemag.com/articles/home-cook-recipes… or one of these global plates: https://suitcasemag.com/articles/chefs-reveal-favourite-holiday-dishesAdd to your lockdown library with our Sub Editor Rae's well-curated selection:https://suitcasemag.com/articles/books-every-female-traveller-should-readhttps://suitcasemag.com/articles/best-life-changing-travel-bookshttps://suitcasemag.com/articles/books-on-sustainability-and-climate-changehttps://suitcasemag.com/articles/dismantling-racism-books-podcasts-filmsSupport your lock bookstore and buy your stash from one of these independents:https://suitcasemag.com/articles/independent-bookshopsCombining our love of food and literature, dig in to one of these SUITCASE-approved cookbooks:https://suitcasemag.com/articles/20-global-cookbooksFind out when our favourite European hotels are opening here:https://suitcasemag.com/articles/favourite-european-hotels-re-openingNetflix and chill more your bag? Tune into these far-flung flicks:https://suitcasemag.com/articles/netflix-best-travel-serieshttps://suitcasemag.com/articles/indie-travel-filmshttps://suitcasemag.com/articles/favourite-films-to-inspire-your-travelsOr if you're after something more avant-garde, these are the museums and galleries you can (virtually) wander from home:https://suitcasemag.com/articles/mueseums-and-galleries-to-virtually-tourChef Tom Brown's favourite spotsCratehttps://cratebrewery.comPearl https://pearlhackneywick.comNatura http://naturapizzeria.comSilohttps://silolondon.comHenne Kirkeby Krohttps://www.hennekirkebykro.dkYnyshir https://ynyshir.co.uk… and don't forget the Shibanuma soy sauce https://www.shibanuma.com/en/India and Fleur's top picks and recommendationsBooks:Educated by Tara WestwoodAlone in Antarctica by Felicity AstonWalls of Change: The Story of the Wynwood Walls by Jessica Goldman Srebnick What I was Doing While You Were Breeding by Kristin NewmanWomen Alone: Travel Tales from Around the Globe by Faith Conlon Girl, Woman, Other by Bernadine Evaristo Driving While Black: African American Travel and the Road to Civil Rights by Gretchen Sorin Our favourite European hotels:La Bastide de FléchonProvence, France https://www.bastidedeflechon.comTorre del MarquésTeruel, Spainhttps://www.hoteltorredelmarques.comSublime ComportaComporta, Portugalhttps://www.sublimecomporta.ptMiramontiAvelengo, Italyhttps://www.hotel-miramonti.com
Tahmina Negmat is currently on a year-long residency at the Carpenters Wharf Studios in Hackney Wick and making paintings about Joe Exotic from Tiger King in her quarantine flat in Moscow. Tahmina treats her studio as a spectacle arena where she wants to throw a real celebration for the anti-hero the Trickster ("A demonic-comic double of a cultural hero, endowed with the features of a naughty dodger”. For her The Trickster is the main protagonist of today and takes a lot of inspiration from cinema and books. . . As a way into this thinking Tahmina explains that her painting ‘Endless Infatuations with Malcolm Mcdowell', which you can see over on our instagram page is a tribute towards my obsession over the portrait of the antihero. Sh says ‘I have a real antagonistic reaction to pitch-perfect moralism, as I think I see most things that are perfect and clean-cut as a nice antisocial package where the whole investment goes towards oneself. However the anti-heroes are raw, and they are rare. They have this weird self conflicted duality going on. Similarly like looking at the rock in Goya’s painting and never quite seeing just the rock, but the tripled eyed devil, ongoing mutating faces, a depiction of the birth of something and the whole mortality is in that rock. So I see the same rawness and wrongness in the rounded and enlarged facial features of Malcolm McDowell who played a lead role in Kubrick’s “Clockwork Orange”. And Malcolm’s face is round and beautiful like it’s been sat on by the birth of Venus. . . You can get in touch with us with opinions and suggestions at: Email - tothestudio@gmail.com Instagram - instagram.com/tothestudio Facebook - facebook.com/tothestudiopodcast . . This podcast features an edited version of the song "RSPN" by Blank & Kytt, available under a Creative Commons Attribution license. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blank__Kytt/Heavy_Crazy_Serious/Blank__Kytt_-_Heavy_Crazy_Serious_-_08_RSPN
The former broadcast center for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London has become a technology park called Here East. Its proprietors have a special concept enabling them to offer attractive, affordable office space.
Charles Armstrong is a social entrepreneur based in London. He founded The Trampery in 2009 to develop new kinds of workspace for startups and creative communities. Since opening the first co-working space in London’s Shoreditch innovation district The Trampery has opened ten further sites in London including specialist facilities for fashion, digital arts, travel and retail. Charles is a Fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs, the world’s first business school for social entrepreneurship. Prior to that, he graduated in Social & Political Science from St John’s College Cambridge. Charles was the final student to be mentored by Michael Young (Lord Young of Dartington) the UK’s leading social innovator of the post-war period. Alongside The Trampery Charles also founded Trampoline Systems, an analytics venture specialized in data on business clusters. He lives in Hackney Wick, East London. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Friends of The Dunes 709 (and beyond), welcome to another episode of "Finding D.I.C.H. UNCUT"; the sister episode to "Finding D.I.C.H" where more time is spent spilling tea on dating, sex and relationships, followed by our "D.I.C.H. Therapy" segment at the end. In this weeks episode, I fill you guys in on my Hackney Wick shenanigans, new and accidentally forgotten bae's and my excitement to really get my dating on. I am then joined by a secret and incognito someone, A.K.A. "Arty", in D.I.C.H. Therapy. Don't forget to share your #DICHChallenge experiences AS WELL AS your D.I.C.H. Dilemmas to findingdich@gmail.com or on Instagram @FindingDICH and @DaisyChakoo. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING FRIENDS! Slide into our Instagram DM's: @FindingDICH @DaisyChakoo @Transmission_RH Original Music by Daisy Chakoo Co-Producer: Bridey Addison-Child (Insta: @Bridey_AC)
Listen to Frances Cookson and Katie Arnott, the founders of Rewritten London. Rewritten is based on a fundamental belief that no item of clothing should be worn only once - bridal or otherwise. Known for their innovative styles, mix and match attitude, use of bold colours and print, flowing fabrics and flattering silhouettes - Rewritten are inclusive of size and shape and encourage women to show off their unique sense of style through the successful bridesmaids and ready-to-wear collections.Founded by ex-colleagues and friends Katie Arnott and Frances Cookson in 2016, the brand has become one of the Uk’s leading bridesmaids brands and has a store in Hackney Wick alongside a global wholesale channel offering multiple styles across a wide colour and size range - ideal for the modern-day adult bridesmaid. Based in East London, Rewritten are a founder member of the sustainability fashion programme in association with the British Fashion Council and The Trampery. Join the movement and #RewriteTheRules
Live from the decks at the Yard, Hackney Wick. Jem was away in the states so Cyril & Ced were joined by our friend Sofia Kuster.
In a slightly different show to usual, Martin and Steve recreate the journey of Howling Hops Brewery from their humble beginnings in the Southampton Arms, to their first brews in The Cock Tavern to their Tank Bar in Hackney Wick. Guiding us on this journey is Chris Hall from Howling Hops. Beers | Howling Hops ‘Pale […]
Deep dance music with psychedelic soul, live from the decks at the Yard, Hackney Wick! Recorded in the middle of a dramatic general election campaign: a night full of hope and solidarity for the short and long term. Socialism is Love.
London is blessed with hundreds of great pubs. But for me one stands tall above the rest: a beacon of everything that is great about this British institution. It also happens to be my local. The Southampton Arms in Kentish Town, North London feels like it’s been there forever—it’s all worn wood, rickety chairs, stained walls, and sepia photos. It breaks all the perceived rules of running a pub. Up until last year it had 12 cask lines, six cider lines, and just two keg lines. It didn’t take cash and only served a few bar snacks. It had a one-page website and an almost untouched Twitter account. On paper it shouldn’t work, and yet the perfectly kept casks flowed constantly. Things have changed a little since then, but not by much. On a Monday night, during the live piano performances, you can hardly move; on Tuesday, during the pub quiz, the same drunk man screams questions over the top of people’s heads at the bar. Even at the height of winter, Friday and Saturday crowds spill out into the tiny backyard area, blocking the way to the outhouse toilet. It’s the most effortlessly welcoming, cozy pub I have ever been to, and it quickly became my favorite pub in the world. Amazingly, it only celebrated its 10-year anniversary in November. Its cofounder, Pete Holt, is a soft-spoken guy who has that enviable skill of seeming to like exactly what everyone else likes. Despite the rise of keg beer and gastropubs he wanted to open a simple real ale boozer, and it seems everyone in North London approved. He did the same with the Cock Tavern in Hackney, when he opened the borough’s first brewpub in 2011. Howling Hops started in the basement but just a few years later expanded to its own brewery and taproom site in Hackney Wick, where it now pours a wide range of beers straight from the tanks. Its beers are staunchly modern and usually hop-forward, but you’ll still see lots of Howling Hops casks at the Southampton sat next to breweries that have been stocked for the full decade—breweries like Marble, Thornbridge, Moor, and Oakham. In my conversation with Pete, we talk about the inspiration behind his three sites; the unique challenges of running a business that spans production, logistics and serving; and what it’s been like to watch London change over a decade through the lens of beer. This is Pete Holt of Howling Hops. Listen in.
Deep Dance Music with Psychedelic Soul, straight from the Decks at the Yard, Hackney Wick, London.
BOOST : DJ Tips, Interviews, Mindset, Goals, Motivation and Music Industry Advice
In today's BOOST Podcast, I chat to Glasgow Underground head honcho Kevin Mckay to get his 3 things to know before starting a record label! I also chat to Kevin about sampling, streaming, whether the time is right for certain djs to have a label or not and also Kevin Mckay gives his thoughts on whether ContentID is killing Sampling in electronic music. Kevin McKay, boss of the legendary house label Glasgow Underground, is giving away 300 copies of his forthcoming album ’No Samples Were Harmed In The Making Of The Record’ to the first 300 people through the door at the album launch party at Mick’s Garage in Hackney Wick on Saturday 21st September. Each will receive a card with a one-off code enabling them to download and listen to the album ahead of its full release on 8th November. The party hosted by disco promoters I Feel Love kicks off at 5pm and carries on through to 3am with non-stop disco, glitter and classics. Entry to the party is free before 8pm, with later tickets available here from just £3 + booking fee. ’No Samples Were Harmed In The Making Of This Record’ came from Kevin McKay’s frustration at his inability to create new versions and re-edits of classic house and disco tracks to use in his regular sets Today we chat about sampling, content id and more. Follow Grahame Farmer: Facebook: https://goo.gl/Xy6oD7 Instagram: https://goo.gl/HEfUMr iTunes Podcast: http://apple.co/thedailyboostpod YouTube: https://goo.gl/3JmFbF Get Hypeddit: https://goo.gl/wKJwdD Join our DJ Tips Broadcast: http://bit.ly/gftelegram Learn to Produce: http://bit.ly/educationbass Loops: http://bit.ly/2Z1AIVQ Plugins: http://bit.ly/2Z3wnS7
Live from the decks at the Yard, Hackney Wick! Jem and Ced were joined by our friend Sophie Girard (Bloody L) for a fantastic night of deep dance music.
Jayda G’s debut album “Significant Changes" has a quality to it that’s hard to place in one space and time. At times, it's studio 54 at its peak, whilst at others it's tackling some the biggest issues of the present day. We’re used to club tracks sampling snippets of old documentaries and classic films, whereas on "Significant Changes'’ you’ll find Jayda using Orca cries and quotes from climate scientists. Jayda G sat down with Adam Corner, journalist and Research Director at Climate Outreach to talk about the melding of her music career and conservationist work and her series of talks engaging a new generation of music fans with the science behind the headlines. The next instalment of Jayda’s JMG Talks is scheduled for 22nd May at Giant Steps in Hackney Wick, tickets available via the DICE app. Remember to rate and subscribe to the Ninja Tune podcast wherever you get it.
This week we celebrate not putting a hoax on our team of the week, learn about dutch leaping, lament Ronnie's defeat and talk about a boxer's bruised testicles. We also ponder some famous shocks and learn about an inclusive Aussie games and a wholesome thing from London - who would have thought?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/backseatcoaches)
Eno Williams' Nigeria-via-London afrobeat project moves your heart and feet at the same time. Performing songs from their 2019 album Doko Mien, the group kick off KEXP's International Clash Day 2019 broadcast live from Studio 9294 in Hackney Wick, London. Recorded 2/4/2018. 4 songs - I Need You To Be Sweet Like Sugar (Nnge Nte Suka), Wanna Come Down, Tell Me (Doko Mien), The Chant (Iquo Isang), Trance Dance, BasquiatSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Liverpool punk outfit are ferocious and fierce, screeching and shredding with every second. The band perform songs from their eponymous debut live from Studio 9294 in Hackney Wick in London during KEXP's International Clash Day 2019 broadcast. Recorded 2/17/2019. 6 songs - Victim Age, Lucy Fur, Loner, Hunger Pains, Sissy Fists, BoySupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Steven and Andrea are back on schedule fam! Tune in as they discuss Mario Balotelli's goal celebration, Gareth Bale's tantrum, and Turkish players literally cutting each other with razor blades. Hackney Wick are doing the Lord's work in the actual coolest kits, while Huffington Post is calling out nazis within the NYCFC supporters' culture. The FKWs cover Champions League, the heat on the Premier League title race, the MLS return and the #SheBelieves Cup, and tease an exciting upcoming guest! Remember, you've got subs if you need 'em.
One of those classic Beauty and the Beat's - when it all came together and stayed that way all night long. Live from the decks playing deep dance music with psychedelic soul at the Yard in Hackney Wick, London.
Yes Chef drop their first episode which sees Ben & Jordan go to Cornerstone in Hackney Wick to chat to the amazing Tom Brown who you might have seen on the telly being a finalist on Great British Menu for a second year running. Tom Brown's restaurant Cornerstone is all about fish, and you can find all about his journey with food right up to the present day and beyond. Like it, subscribe for more and let us know what you think. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
29.09.18 Disco Freaks & Friends 1500-2100HRS (UK) this Saturday is a partial session coming Live from Grow, Hackney Wick with the Disco Freaks & Friends spinning vinyl disco, funk & soul sounds! The boys are hosting a 11-hour party starting on the canalside terrace and bringing it inside once the sun sets – a perfect way to spend Saturday. #musicislove x facebook event page “London’s funkiest duo – Disco Freaks – return to Grow, Hackney at the end of their busiest Summer yet! Jumping behind the decks at various points through the day will be: Richio Suzuki & Oscar Romp (Hawaiian Bop/ The SLST / Mellow Mellow Right On) Perri Kaye (The South London Soul Train) Ben Simmons (Mr Ben DJ Agency) Tim Fielding & Aaron Child (The House Clearance House Party) Dom Williams (Soho Radio/Acid Jazz) We’ll be starting things off outside at 3pm & move inside once the sunsets around 9/10. Weather’s looking bright and dry and it’s free up until 10pm. Hope to see some happy shiny familiar faces! Head on down for good times on our garden terrace on the River Lea complimented with summertime soul & celebrate the weekend in with devilishly delicious disco until the early hours. Come down and let your feet have some fun! Free entry before 10pm – £5 after. From the indoor and outside bar, Grow has a range of organic wines, cider, craft beers and cocktails and soft drinks. This spring and summer menu by Slow Fire London is […] The post 29.09.18 Disco Freaks & Friends appeared first on Radio Nova Lujon.
Inspired by the hills of his native Snowdonia, Bristol-based artist Benjamin Thomas Taylor produces work that is bright and cheery, but that often has a deeper meaning. He talks to Art-related Nonsense about his career – including his formative years living in a shared workspace in Hackney Wick – and why he loves words and painting-by-numbers kits.
Another brief glimpse into my creative process, and a bit of a shout out to a few of the events that I aim to attend in the coming weeks. Including: Fur are playing at Camden Assembly on Monday 16th July -- https://camdenassembly.com/events/fur/ -- Novacub are playing at Dingwalls on Friday 20th July -- https://www.fatsoma.com/cherrycolaclub/ioxrj167/cherry-cola-club-w-novacub -- Write-Along is happening at Genesis Cinema on Saturday 21st July -- https://www.twitter.com/writealongmovie -- Black Malt Bottle Share Club is happening at Beer Merchants Tap in Hackney Wick on Sunday 22nd July -- https://www.instagram.com/black_malt -- Eva-Lina is playing Network Monthly at Tileyard Studios on Thursday 26th July (next Thursday, not Thursday coming as I say in the episode). -- https://www.eva-lina.com -- Thanks for listening. Please consider donating to my Patreon page -- https://www.patreon.com/saddestnightout -- to help me build what SADDESTNIGHTOUT can become. All I'm asking for is £1 a month. You can find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://patreon.com/saddestnightout -- iTunes: -- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/saddestnightout/id1361554117?mt=2 -- TuneIn: -- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/SADDESTNIGHTOUT-p1118077/ -- Stitcher: -- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/saddestnightout -- Soundcloud: -- https://www.soundcloud.com/saddestnightout -- Take Care.
Saturday 7th July was ALMOST the day that I saw The Strokes for the first time, but it was definitely the day that I met Louise of shesfixingherhair.co.uk fame. There was a real rollercoaster of emotions felt at Dingwalls on this sweltering morning, and I just so happened to record the whole thing as it happened. So in this episode, inbetween talking to Louise and finding out more about her history with The Strokes, you will hear the mood change as we few 100-odd Strokes fans discover in real time that this secret "Venison" gig was not meant to be. Thank you to everyone that let me talk to them during this tumultuous time, especially Louise. You can find her at: Twitter -- https://www.twitter.com/shesfixing -- Website -- https://www.shesfixingherhair.co.uk/blog -- And my shout out for these episodes is the next Black Malt Bottle Share Club event which is happening on Sunday 22nd July at Merchants Tap in Hackney Wick. The focus of this event will be on Mental Health and Safe Drinking. Check out -- https://www.instagram.com/black_malt -- for more details. Thanks for listening. Please consider donating to my Patreon page -- https://www.patreon.com/saddestnightout -- to help me build what SADDESTNIGHTOUT can become. All I'm asking for is £1 a month. You can find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://patreon.com/saddestnightout -- iTunes: -- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/saddestnightout/id1361554117?mt=2 -- TuneIn: -- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/SADDESTNIGHTOUT-p1118077/ -- Stitcher: -- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/saddestnightout -- Soundcloud: -- https://www.soundcloud.com/saddestnightout --
Keeana Kee is a pop music performer originally from Latvia. After meeting and performing with her at one of my open mic nights, she invited me to perform with her at the London Pride Festival on the Women's stage. I had never done anything like this before, and I am incredibly grateful to both Keeana and her wife and manager Alana for inviting me to join them on this amazing occasion. In this episode you will hear me talk to Jenn Shahid - one of the people responsible for making this whole event possible - and you will hear a bit of my performance with Keeana too. Thank you to everyone for your time, it was a fantastic day. Keeana Kee: -- https://www.twitter.com/keeanakee -- Jenn Shahid: -- https://www.instagram.com/jennshahid -- Pride Festival: -- https://prideinlondon.org/womens-stage-in-partnership-with-diva/ -- And my shout out for these episodes is the next Black Malt Bottle Share Club event which is happening on Sunday 22nd July at Merchants Tap in Hackney Wick. The focus of this event will be on Mental Health and Safe Drinking. Check out -- https://www.instagram.com/black_malt -- for more details. Thanks for listening. Please consider donating to my Patreon page -- https://www.patreon.com/saddestnightout -- to help me build what SADDESTNIGHTOUT can become. All I'm asking for is £1 a month. You can find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://patreon.com/saddestnightout -- iTunes: -- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/saddestnightout/id1361554117?mt=2 -- TuneIn: -- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/SADDESTNIGHTOUT-p1118077/ -- Stitcher: -- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/saddestnightout -- Soundcloud: -- https://www.soundcloud.com/saddestnightout --
During Pride Festival I was particularly struck by the speech given by Peter Tatchell on behalf of the Peter Tatchell Foundation. They are a group that - in their words - seeks to promote and protect the human rights of individuals, communities and nations, in the UK and internationally. What caught my attention most about Peter's speech was who he had with him on stage: Espoir from Cameroon and Solomon from Uganda. As a Ugandan I must admit that I am only vaguely aware of how bad the conditions are for LGBT+ people there. Both Solomon and Espoir were kind enough to share the appalling truth of their experiences back home that have lead them to seek asylum in the UK. Their stories are at times uncomfortable to hear, but it is important that their voices are heard. Thank you - from the bottom of my heart - to Espoir, Peter, and Solomon for taking the time to talk to me. If what you hear in this episode moves you at all, please take the time to learn more about their work at -- https://www.petertatchellfoundation.org/ -- And my shout out for these episodes is the next Black Malt Bottle Share Club event which is happening on Sunday 22nd July at Merchants Tap in Hackney Wick. The focus of this event will be on Mental Health and Safe Drinking. Check out -- https://www.instagram.com/black_malt -- for more details. Thanks for listening. Please consider donating to my Patreon page -- https://www.patreon.com/saddestnightout -- to help me build what SADDESTNIGHTOUT can become. All I'm asking for is £1 a month. You can find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://patreon.com/saddestnightout -- iTunes: -- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/saddestnightout/id1361554117?mt=2 -- TuneIn: -- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/SADDESTNIGHTOUT-p1118077/ -- Stitcher: -- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/saddestnightout -- Soundcloud: -- https://www.soundcloud.com/saddestnightout --
For the final of our special podcasts with The Bottle Shop, we meet Jon Swain of Hackney Brewery and Rebecca Pate from Mason & Company Another week, another heatwave. Whisper it quietly but this summer's weather has been performing admirably. The crystal ball in our office is also doing pretty well too – it just so happens that we have one final special podcast lined up with The Bottle Shop's Andrew Morgan on this sunny week. Completely on his turf this time, we've got wall-to-wall of beer. Kicking us off is Rebecca Pate from Mason & Company. It's fair to say that these guys just love the East London food & drink scene. What makes us say that? Just the fact that they run the Five Point Brewing Co, they are behind the amazing Capish food menu and they showcase it all from their Hackney Wick premises. Having tried a few of the Five Points products, we decided to make this session a proper tasting session by adding Hackney Brewery to the mix. Founder Jon Swain brought a collection of his best beers to the party and, well, it all got a bit boozy. It's fair to say Andrew was in Sue's good books for inviting along such fabulous guests.
Welcome to this special edition of the GBH podcast, which forms part of our Coming to America series, brought to you in collaboration with Guinness. Before we get started today, I want to tell you how excited I am about bringing our Uppers and Downers festival of coffee, beer and coffee beers to London this May. It takes place at Mick’s Garage in Hackney Wick on Saturday May 19th and will feature over 30 exceptional brewers and roasters—including today’s guests, Boundary—each collaborating on some new and exclusive beers that you’ll only be able to try at the event. Tickets are limited and selling fast, so head over to goodbeerhunting.com and hit get tickets to secure your space. In our Coming to America series we’ve brought you stories about upstart and iconic breweries from around the world that have been impacting U.S. drinkers for generations, and those that are just beginning to make the journey. Stories like how Pilsner Urquell originally came to the US, and how young breweries like Denmark’s Alefarm are trying to find their place in the same market in the age of modern and local. Today’s guest is Matthew Dick, co-founder of Boundary Brewing Cooperative, based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. If you read our article on Boundary back in May 2016 then you’ll already be somewhat familiar with this Northern Irish upstart, which is only the second brewery to open in Belfast. Using the cooperative model as a base, which Dick will explain in detail later in this episode, Boundary began its journey in 2015, thanks to the investments made by over 1000 owner-members. It’s a model that’s relatively unique within the UK brewing industry, but its one that’s so far proved successful for this young business Before the brewery opened however, Dick spent many years living out in the United States. He met his wife in Reno, Nevada, where he lived for several years, and latterly he spent some time in Austin, Texas, where he worked for the now defunct homebrew equipment manufacturer, Brewbot. To say that the US brewing scene inspired Dick—in particular breweries working with barrels and mixed-fermentation beers like Jester King—would be something of an understatement. An American-inspired entrepreneurial spirit resonates through everything that Boundary does. With three years under its belt it’s starting to become established in its home markets of the UK and Ireland, but this isn’t without its challenges, especially with the ever-darker clouds of Brexit looming on the horizon. Now, however, Boundary is beginning to look further afield and after securing a distribution deal with Shelton Brothers it has started to export its beer to the US. Boundary had the honor of taking over the taps at DC’s Churchkey this past St. Patrick’s Day. It also recently debuted its beer in New York City with an event at The Jeffrey. In this episode we’ll learn about the value of these US exports to such a small brewery, and how it balances this alongside activity the needs of its domestic market.
New Music Worldwide is a weekly mix series hosted by Thris Tian. Stepping up for this weeks New Music Worldwide mix is London Modular Alliance. The 3-man collective take base in the former industrial warehouses of Hackney Wick, London. With a focus on modular design, production and performance within the dynamics of dance music. They have previously releases on labels such as Hypercolour, Dimensions Recordings and Applied Rhythmic Technology, the synthesiser wizards have awoken the sound of the future through the potency of the modular format. Although mostly linked to electro through their live performances and releases, London Modular Alliance explore the varied sounds and styles of their collection in this weeks New Music Worldwide.
Ben Hopper is a fine art photographer working mainly in the performing arts. Since 2007 he has been working closely with local and international artists, companies and venues to produce both promotional imagery and material for creative projects. His clients and partners include Cirque du Soleil, The Roundhouse, The School of Dance and Circus (DOCH) at Stockholm University of the Arts, The European Federation of Professional Circus Schools (FEDEC), Les 7 deigns de la main (The 7 Fingers), DV8 Physical Theatre, and more. Hopper’s photography has been featured by a wide range of organizations across the arts sector, including acclaimed publishers / exhibitors 125, legendary event producers Secret Cinema, and a variety of cultural venues and festivals including Jacksons Lane in London and CIRCa Festival in France. Hopper’s photography has also reached a wide online audience through media outlets including The Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, ELLE, The Guardian, The Daily Mail, and GQ. His controversial project ‘Natural Beauty’, has reached millions around the world after going viral in April 2014. Since 2010, Hopper has participated in over 30 exhibitions, and following a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2013 his first major solo show ‘Giving Something Back' was attended by 5000 people. In 2016 Hopper exhibited his project Transfiguration in Paris at Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain following a 2nd successful Kickstarter campaign in late 2015. The Paris exhibition was followed by 2 London shows: In April at The Roundhouse (London) as part of their contemporary circus festival CircusFest and in May at The Truman Brewery in the heart of Brick Lane. The London exhibitions were supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. The Transfiguration exhibitions were attended by over 35,000 people. Ben Hopper lives and works in Hackney Wick in London but often travels and works around the globe. http://www.kinkycast.com/archive/2018-archive/211---ben-hopper---fine.html
In episode 5 Robin weaves through the streets of Hackney Wick, east London, talking to people who have watched the neighbourhood change beyond recognition, discovering how the London 2012 Olympic Games helped to transform the area, thanks to a massive injection of more than £9 billion, followed by an even bigger private investment. The toxic soil and polluted canals were cleaned and mammoth new developments sprung up, including Westfield, one of the largest urban shopping malls in Europe, 5 world-class sports venues, and an entirely new village.
The Dutch demise, Hackney Wick v Clapton FC, and is the end of heading nigh? On the first of three international editions of The Totally Football Show, AC Jimbo welcomes Matt Scott, Michael Cox and James Horncastle to the pod to look ahead to the last round of European World Cup qualifiers. And never mind Wales and Ireland tussling over second place, what about Holland, who find themselves on the brink of missing out on their second major tournament in a row? Simon Kuper joins us to discuss the demise of Dutch football on the pitch and on the touchline. Also on our agenda: the St Pauli of East London; the Uefa Nations League, and the end of heading (maybe). PARISH NOTICES: •Totally Football Live in Birmingham is happening at the Glee club on Wednesday 8 November. Get your tickets here: http://bit.ly/2fkzsb7 •TFS Live in London is coming to the Indigo at the O2 on Wednesday 29 November: http://bit.ly/2wmBaiW • get your shave on with our friends Cornerstone, who are giving you £10 off your first order: https://www.cornerstone.co.uk/totally GET IN TOUCH: • send us a tweet: @thetotallyshow • find us on Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff: https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/
Recorded live from the decks at the Yard, Hackney Wick, by our friends at Infinite Ear.
Recorded Live from the Decks by Infinite Ear, Beauty and the Beat at the Yard, Hackney Wick, London, March 25th 2017. See www.houseparty.org for more more information.
This Saturday (8th April) we welcome Mark E to Number 90 in Hackney Wick for a special extended 3 hour headline set. To get everyone in the mood, Mark has provided installment #77 in our mix series. It's pretty special. Event info : https://www.facebook.com/events/994968690636689/ Tickets : https://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?936998
In GBA 289 we get better acquainted with Shane Solanki. We talk about identity, belonging, sustainability, masculinity, storytelling, time, science, art, connection, pain, love, change and lots more. It's a really wide ranging conversation which is both very theoretical and very personal, recorded on a sunny spring Saturday morning on a balcony overlooking a canal in Hackney Wick. Content note: mental health issues Shane plugs: The project he is currently developing called The Miseducation of of Lunar Khan His website: http://lastmangoinparis.net/ Mangoes are forever: https://www.facebook.com/mangosareforever Shane Solanki on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shane.solanki.5 I plug: The Family Tree: http://thefamilytreepodcast.co.uk/ We mention: Angela: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-26-angela Industrial Revolution: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution Wes Anderson: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wes_Anderson Tim Burton: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Burton Isle of Dogs (film): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isle_of_Dogs_(film) Spirit Level: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Spirit-Level-Equality-Better-Everyone/dp/0241954290 Stevie Wonder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevie_Wonder Paul McCartney: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_McCartney Ebony and Ivory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZtiJN6yiik What About the Men? Mansplaining Masculinity: http://www.mansplainingmasculinity.co.uk/ Under the Skin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_the_Skin_(2013_film) Chaps Choir: http://www.chapschoir.com/ Dominic Stichbury: https://twitter.com/domstich Suffragettes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffragette Abolition of Slavery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolition_of_slavery Ghandi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghandi Martin Luther King: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther_King_Jr. Gene Sharp: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Sharp Paul Hawkin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Hawken Blessed Unrest: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blessed-Unrest-Largest-Movement-Restoring/dp/0143113658 You are brilliant the earth is hiring: http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/columns/you-are-brilliant-and-the-earth-is-hiring Buckminster Fuller: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckminster_Fuller Anthropocene: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropocene Brian Eno: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Eno Stuart Brand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart_Brand Whole Earth Catalog: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whole_Earth_Catalog The Long Now Foundation: http://longnow.org/ Elon Musk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk Buddha: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha Micheal Sandel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_J._Sandel Harvard Ethics and Law: http://www.law.harvard.edu/students/orgs/law_ethics_society/ Jainism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jainism Sum: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sum-Tales-Afterlives-David-Eagleman/dp/1847674275 http://www.eagleman.com/blog/eagleman-and-eno-perform-sum David Eagelman: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Eagleman Possibilian: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Possibilianism Dark Matter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter Help more people get better acquainted. If you like what you hear why not write an iTunes review? Follow @GBApodcast on Twitter. Like Getting Better Acquainted on facebook. Tell your friends. Spread the word!
Beauty and the Beat October 2016, Recorded live form the decks at the Yard, Hackney Wick!
This month Nia Charpentier and Pearl Wise are joined in the studio by film maker Winstan Whitter raising funds to finally finish Legacy in the Dust a documentary about the legendary 4 Aces Club in Dalston, Ken Flaherty owner of Dalston's Doomed Gallery with Anthony Staples and Matthew Eberhard talking about their upcoming exhibition Echoes of Accra, Susie McKenna creative director of Hackney Empire, singer songwriter Rueben Hollebon plays live and Katie Naylor reports from a new venue in Hackney Wick; Grow Hackney.
In this episode, Emma talks with Kate Adair - a filmmaker and vlogger from Glasgow - about transgender political candidates, coming out at work and “people being dicks” The conversation was recorded in the heart of the incredible Buzzcut Festival - a live art and theatre festival that takes place in Govan. Kate has previously done work with MyGenderation and BBC's The Social. She also does a lot of community work with SQIFF (Scottish Queer International Film Festival) and Lock Up Your Daughters filmmaking. She has been part of filmmaking workshops teaching skills to young trans people allowing them to tell their own stories - something which she is passionate about. She also is a co-founder of Glasgow's only Transgender Swimming group (Seahorses). You can find her on twitter @uhh_kate And you can keep up to date with Emma's movements through the None of Us is Yet a Robot project at www.notyetarobot.co.uk or @elbfrankland on twitter. Opening music was by Kraftwerk and Closing music by Señor Coconut y Su Conjuto Some people and things that we mentioned in the conversation were: Buzzcut Festival - https://glasgowbuzzcut.wordpress.com Ellen Murray - http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2016/01/14/first-out-trans-candidate-stands-for-election-in-all-ireland/ SQIFF - http://www.sqiff.org South Carolina “Bathroom Law” - http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/apr/01/north-carolina-transgender-bathroom-law Munroe Bergdorf - http://www.backstyle.net/magazine/munroe-bergdorf-transgender-model-lets-empower-each-other and, er.. my show! Kate refers to Rituals for Change which I had performed a couple of days before. It’ll be touring over the next 12 months but if you are in London in a few weeks it’ll be on at the Yard Theatre, Hackney Wick from the 10th - 14th May - there’s a trailer here: http://notyetarobot.co.uk/portfolio-item/rituals-for-change/ See you next time! love and respect. x
A recording straight from the decks at our spectacular January 2016 party at The Yard, Hackney Wick, Londonwww.houseparty.org.uk
EastCast, uncovers the arts, culture and community that starts life in East London but then travels way beyond the postcode. This month we speak to the director the community focused Giants Theatre Company, we speak film makers Sarah Warren and Graham Bendal about their film debuts MLE and Derailed Sense at the East End Film Festival, experience some live poetry by local performer Kyronne as well as some audio insights into unemployment, coding and an interview with Torange Khonsari from Hackney Wick based art and architecture practice Public Works
In the second special Hoxton FM takeover evening of Number 90 Hackney Wick, Dan Formless caught up with Thomas Roland (Colors) to talk about how he got into DJing, having successful brothers and starting his party in London. In the second hour he treats us to a live DJ mix. Every Friday 5-7pm GMT tune in to #StuckOnAir with Dan Formless live on www.hoxton.fm
In a special Hoxton FM takeover evening of Number 90 Hackney Wick, Dan Formless caught up with Bruno from Half Baked to talk about how his parties started, evolved into a record label and why he started Number 90. In the second hour Danny Bayley joins us for a live guest mix. Every Friday 5-7pm GMT tune in to #StuckOnAir with Dan Formless live on www.hoxton.fm
Ahead of our massive NYE Warehouse soundsystem session this year we've asked the mighty Mungo's Hi-Fi outta Scotland to throw down some ruff & tuff selection on our latest podcast! This NYE Reggae Roast & Love Kulture join forces for what is set to be one of the biggest parties of the year. Set in the Cre8 warehouse in Hackney Wick, we have hand picked an unstoppable lineup across 3 rooms, to bring you an unmissable NYE experience. For the most uplifting way to see in 2015, this is the only place to be! Featuring: • MUNGOS HIFI • CHANNEL ONE SOUND • REGGAE ROAST • TROJAN SOUNDSYSTEM • CHOPSTICK DUBPLATE (JACKY MURDA & ARIES) • THE NEXTMEN • ADAM PRESCOTT • VIBRATION LAB • KENNY KNOTS • BROTHER CULTURE • RAMON JUDAH + much, much more! Tickets: Fatsoma - http://goo.gl/HrYcXP Skiddle: http://goo.gl/Z8XCiL Resident Advisor: http://goo.gl/IWhGdl Ticket Sellers: http://goo.gl/Qec1sb Ticketweb - http://goo.gl/S4h4t5 Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/733196530097069
On this episode of EastCast we talk to Ansel Neckles about the Let's Be Brief pop up school specialised in workshops for local businesses, Anna Maloney tells us about Hackney's Wick's annual arts festival Hackney Wicked, we dig out an interview with the now renowned homeless artist John Dolan and we welcome the band Ringlefinch for some live music in the studio. We have music on the show by Blues Pills, Songhoy Blues, the Range and Jacco Gardner.
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