Podcasts about london's soho

Portugal has registered a surge in newCovid-19cases today, with more than 328 more infections diagnosed on Sunday, according to the Portuguese health authority. Nearly 30 Costa del Sol beaches had to turn visitors away at the busiest times of the day on Sunday in resorts including Benalmadena Beaches in Malaga were also forced to reduce the number of visitors in order to ensure social distancing.. Britons returned to pubs and bars across parts of the UK, including London's Soho, Liverpool and Manchester, today to enjoy a pint in the sunshine after new regulations allowing pubs in England to reopen came into force yesterday.

In this episode, Jeremy Russon spoke to Nick Livingston of Honeit. They talked about The Toucan (in London's Soho), conversational content, interview intelligence and collaboration. Nick also told us that he was coming back to claim the Talent Tech Rising belt........and why the fundamental thought process for a recruiter is "schedule - screen - submit". Is it really that simple? Enjoy!

Recorded on the rooftop of The Union Club in London's Soho, accompanied by martinis, before a Polaroid session, which adorned the second edition of Cold Lips, prior to headlining the legendary launch party at Hoxton's Courtyard Theatre in 2016, the mighty Dr John Cooper Clarke raps with Cold Lips' founder and editor, Kirsty Allison https://kirstyallison.substack.com https://coldlips.co.uk Artwork by Luke McLean https://www.iamlukemclean.com Edited by Sebastian Bowden

In this episode, special guest VFX Supervising Producer Simon Frame chats with Technicolor VFX Executive Producer Kate Warburton and VFX Supervisor Nicholas Bennett about the VFX behind Armando Iannucci's comedy drama 'Avenue 5', as well as delving into the history of the VFX scene in London's Soho district.

Running order: Part 1: How Campaign is adjusting to the WFH revolution (01.10) Part 1a: How the coronavirus pandemic compares to the financial crisis (08.30)  Part 1b: How Lucky Generals and Atomic are going above and beyond in difficult times (12.00)  Part 2: Rania Robinson on how production companies are adapting to the crisis (16.20) Part 3: Marc Nohr on flexible working, deep thinking and why multitasking is a myth (27.08) Part 4: Inspirations in media with more home time and beware the algorithms (39.50) This week's episode was recorded by No.8 in London's Soho and edited by Martha Llewellyn at Campaign. Apologies for the sound quality not being 100% due to people dialling in. Get in touch with us Email Omar with ideas for making the podcast better: omar.oakes@haymarket.com (mailto:omar.oakes@haymarket.com) Follow us on Twitter: @CampaignMag (https://twitter.com/campaignmag) Follow us on Instagram: Campaign Magazine (https://www.instagram.com/campaignmagazine) Join our LinkedIn group (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3614115/) Read advertising industry news, features, and the latest ads on https://www.campaignlive.co.uk.

Part 1: Weapons of IWD (3:39) Part 2: Why Omniwomen are choosing celebrating female stereotypes (13.14) Part 3: How Mr President has moved to fully flexible working (23.16) Part 4: TikTok's UK popularity soars; should magazines have mental health warnings? (32.50) Part 5: Ad chat, featuring Marmite, Three and BT (38.03) This week's episode was recorded at No.8 in London's Soho and edited by Ben Londesbrough at Campaign. Go to https://www.campaignlive.co.uk (https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/) for the latest ad industry stories. All the ads we've mentioned can be found at https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/the-work.

Running order: 4.00 Was Burger King right to show how its burgers turn mouldy in its ads? 14.10 Why ad agencies are struggling with flexible working. 25.55 Marketing highlights this week: KFC, Coca-Cola. This week's episode was recorded at No.8 in London's Soho and edited by Martha Llewellyn at Campaign. All the ads we've mentioned can be found at https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/the-work.

Welcome to The Hustle - a regular series of inspiring interviews with some of the most interesting and influential people in music, media, sport and culture, presented by legendary DJ and Grammy-Award-winning music producer Roger Sanchez. Roger sits down with Simon Dunmore in the heart of London's Soho to talk about Simon's incredible career in house music. From his days signing some of the biggest dance anthems of the 90s on AM:PM, to setting up Defected Records and building it up into one of the worlds best love electronic music brands. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join host @IamIssen as he chats about HBO's runaway summer hit Euphoria starring Zendaya. The show follows a group of generation Z teenagers as they explore love, sex, drugs, relationships and addiction in only the kind of way HBO does best. Harlots, the story of a 18th century hookers in London's Soho and all about Stranger Things. All of that and more in just 5 whole minutes. Follow @whatstreamingofficial on Instagram to join the conversation online. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatsstreaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatsstreaming/support

Happy Thursday everybody. Hope you're alright. We're not so bad thanks for asking. We've just been having a chat on the phone about when we can get some recording done and bring you some fresh Two Shot Podcast action and the good news is, it won't be that long.  In the mean time, we thought we'd let you have a listen to this old episode of the podcast with Matt Berry. Matt's got a new program out called What We Do In The Shadows which you can now watch on the BBC iplayer here (if you're in the UK). It's about Vampires and it's dead funny. Hope you enjoy this episode if you haven't heard it before. XORIGINAL TEXT Here we are again. THIS IS EPISODE 41 OF THE TWO SHOT PODCAST and this week we're thrilled to welcome... the man, the voice... THE MATT BERRY!  Craig & Producer Griff travelled into London's Soho to meet Matt on the hottest day of the year so far (remember that? Was that our summer?) and popped to our favourite tea shop, Maison Bertaux (Greek street - you should go, it's ace!) and sat down, and more importantly cooled down, and then got down to it.  It's a cracker of an episode with Matt and we discuss all sorts; growing up, music, albums, comedy, creativity, insomnia, and the London dungeons. You're gonna love it.  You'll know Matt from his extensive work on shows like Snuffbox, The I.T. Crowd, Darkplace, The Mighty Boosh and of course, the brilliant Toast of London.  Sit back. relax. and let the smooth tones of this episode wash over you. YES!!  P.S. Sorry about the background noise in this episode. As it was such a lovely day, all the windows and doors were opened out onto the bustling streets of Soho and the chatter and ambience spilled. Just think of it as a bit of audio set-dressing. Nice one. (Producer Griff) Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nah then. Hope you lot are well. It's TSP day again and this week we've had a chin-wag with the actress Vinette Robinson. We sat down, as per, in the cool basement of Maison Bertaux in London's Soho on a hot summery afternoon. Vinette was an absolute ray of wonderfulness. We talked about her unbringing in Bradford, moving to London, family and work, and Spanish lessons!You might know Vinette from the BBC's Sherlock, Black Mirror and The A Word alongside former guest Greg McHugh. She's a great actor and a really great person. This is a really postive chat and we hope it lightens up your day like Vinette did ours.   Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here we are again. THIS IS EPISODE 41 OF THE TWO SHOT PODCAST and this week we're thrilled to welcome... the man, the voice... THE MATT BERRY!  Craig & Producer Griff travelled into London's Soho to meet Matt on the hottest day of the year so far (remember that? Was that our summer?) and popped to our favourite tea shop, Maison Bertaux (Greek street - you should go, it's ace!) and sat down, and more importantly cooled down, and then got down to it.  It's a cracker of an episode with Matt and we discuss all sorts; growing up, music, albums, comedy, creativity, insomnia, and the London dungeons. You're gonna love it.  You'll know Matt from his extensive work on shows like Snuffbox, The I.T. Crowd, Darkplace, The Mighty Boosh and of course, the brilliant Toast of London.  Sit back. relax. and let the smooth tones of this episode wash over you. YES!!  P.S. Sorry about the background noise in this episode. As it was such a lovely day, all the windows and doors were opened out onto the bustling streets of Soho and the chatter and ambience spilled. Just think of it as a bit of audio set-dressing. Nice one. (Producer Griff) We were nominated for a prestigious British Podcast award last week in the 'Best Culture Podcast' category and we're very proud. It's now up to a panel of expert judges but there's another category that we could do with your help in: The 'Listeners' Choice Award'. Please spare us 30 seconds and visit the link below and exercise your democratic right.  https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote/ Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Thursday and you're probably still wondering what made you eat that other chocolate egg over the Easter break... forget about that now... leave the guilt in the rubbish bin with the wrappers and let's GET. OUR. PODCAST. ON!Craig & Producer Griff took a journey south and met up with Shane in London's Soho (big shout out to Tania Wade❤️), sat down with a brew and got their natter on.This is another cracker of an episode that tackles so much; life, love, jobs, family, Wales... crikey, so so much more too. You're going to love this, we promise! It gets emotional so you may need some tissues. Craig certainly needed some on his train back home.You may have seen Shane recently on the big screen in DARK RIVER or opposite TOM HARDY in LEGEND, to name but two.It's a beautifully honest, no-hold-barred chat that goes deep.GET READY.Really hope you enjoy.THIS IS EPISODE 37 OF THE TWO SHOT PODCAST with SHANE ATTWOOLL.Get in touch...Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter- @twoshotpod Instagram- @twoshotpod If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HAPPY THURSDAY!This is episode 36 of The Two Shot Podcast and this week we leave the world of acting and dip our toes (ears?) into the world of music with our guest LONELADY (Julie Campbell)Craig & Producer Griff travel to meet Julie in London's Soho to sit down and talk early life, music, art, school, confidence and fear and a whole lot more.Massive shout to TSP friend Kevin Proctor for helping out as we recorded in his office in soho. Big up Kev!We were thrilled to have Julie on, as she doesn't do a lot of podcasts, or indeed interviews, so it was an honour that we made dates work and she felt time was right to come on.We hope you enjoy.THIS IS EPISODE 36 OF THE TWO SHOT PODCAST WITH LONELADY.Get in touch...Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter- @twoshotpod Instagram- @twoshotpod If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode of the Intelligence Squared podcast was recorded in a studio in London's Soho. We were joined by Caitlyn Jenner, the world's most famous transgender woman, as she talked with the Guardian's Jonathan Freedland about US politics, Caitlyn's fascinating personal journey and the recent revolution in how people think and talk about gender and sexuality. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

January 10 | Between May and October 2017, Phil Deeker set himself the challenge of riding a thousand cols in 100 days. The founder of Rapha Travel’s Cent Cols Challenge – during which riders tackle 100 cols in ten days of riding – decided to join together ten of his challenging routes for an epic adventure to mark his 60th birthday. In this episode of Brevet, Richard Moore and Lionel Birnie interviewed Phil before a live audience at the Rapha Café in London's Soho to ask him what motivated him take on such a challenge, what counts as a col and what it is about riding uphill that connects a cyclist with his or her surroundings. **Brevet by The Cycling Podcast is a show dedicated to endurance and challenge cycling.** **Become a Friend of The Cycling Podcast to access a range of feature-length, documentary-style episodes on https://thecyclingpodcast.com**

Please join The True Crime Enthusiast back in 1989 for this week's episode - to London's Soho district. It was there that the evil and callous actions of one man were to have devastating and long reaching consequences for a number of people...... Music used in this episode: "Wasn't What I Expected" by Lee Rosevere Available from Happy Puppy Records All music used is sourced from http://freemusicarchive.org/ and used under an Attribution Licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Good morning, afternoon or evening, and a very warm welcome to Episode 19 of The Two Shot Podcast. This week it's back down south and straight into Soho to grab the teapot and settle down with THOMAS COOMBES. It was another one of those episodes where Craig & Producer Griff had never met Thomas but are now very pleased they have. It's another great natter covering all sorts of things including, a story about getting help and support from actors working within the industry today. Massive thanks to Thomas for taking the time to come and for being so open and honest. ALSO, a huge thank you to Tania Wade of MAISON BERTAUX, a beautiful French patisserie in the heart of London's Soho, for helping out with space to record. THIS IS EPISODE 19 WITH THOMAS COOMBES. HOPE YOU ENJOY. Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter- @twoshotpod Instagram- @twoshotpod If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hayley and Ruth attend an invigorating piece of invisible theatre and review a Nordic bakery in London's Soho.

A recording of a panel discussion involving us and artist Aleksandra Karpowicz at St Barnabas House in London's Soho. We talked about her amazing project 'Let's Talk About Sex'. You can see the images here http://www.akarpowicz.co.uk/?portfolios=lets-talk-about-sex (nude images) and will probably get more out of the podcast if you check them out. Justin and Meg-John also talk about fantasies, roles, sex advice, sex education and stuff.

On this week's Snacky Tunes, Greg Bresnitz is on location at Barrafina, an authentic Spanish tapas bar owned and operated by restaurateurs Sam & Eddie Hart in London's Soho. In the second half of the show, a live in-studio performance from the band Street Smells, a New York City Garage Psych Rock band named for the smelliest street on earth. They are Jonny Street, on guitar and vox, Ryan Street, guitar and vox, Jessi Street, bass, Vivi Street, drums, and Lala Street, synth,aux, and vox. They like heavy fuzz, pajama jamz, and chasing the comet.

John Wilson returns with a new series of Mastertapes, in which he talks to leading artists about the album that made them or changed them. Future programmes in the series include Donovan discussing 'Sunshine Superman', Steel Pulse returning to 'Handsworth Revolution' and Squeeze talking about 'East Side Story' Series 5, Programme 1, A-side. 'Rhythm & Blues At The Flamingo' with Georgie Fame At the age of 16, former apprentice cotton weaver, Clive Powell, successfully auditioned for pop impresario Larry Parnes who then forced him to change his name to Georgie Fame. After touring alongside Marty Wilde, Joe Brown, Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran, Georgie played the piano in Billy Fury's backing band, the Blue Flames. By March 1962 it was Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames who began a three year residency at the Flamingo Club in London's Soho. Including tracks like 'Night Train', 'Work Song', 'Baby, Please Don't Go' and 'Do The Dog', 'Rhythm And Blues at the Flamingo' captured the vibrancy and excitement of the famous and notorious club which played a significant part in the breakdown of racial prejudice in post-war British society. Here Georgie Fame talks candidly with John Wilson about the album that started it all and, together with some of the original Blue Flames (including guitarist Colin Green, saxophonist Mick Eve and trumpeter Eddie 'Tan Tan' Thornton) as well as his two sons Tristan and James Powell, play exclusive versions of some of the key tracks. The B-side of the programme, where it's the turn of the audience to ask the questions, can be heard on Tuesday 22nd December at 3.30pm. Producer: Paul Kobrak.

Melissa Tyler, Professor of Work and Organization Studies in Essex Business School, discusses her ethnographic research in sex retail shops in London's Soho. She draws on the concept of dirty work to explore the ways in which the various taints associated with dirty work – physical, social and moral – are lived and experienced. She examines the allure of this particular type of work for those who perform it, with a particular focus on Soho as a workplace. For more information, please email Professor Tyler at mjtyler@essex.ac.uk.

Adrian Goldberg speaks to a young male prostitute working in London's Soho and hears from his family about their views on the trade. The internet has modernised the old 'rent boy' scene where young men would solicit on the streets but escorts still face risks such as sexually transmitted diseases and violent clients. Plus, the websites claiming to sell World Cup tickets before they've even been printed. We'll ask if FIFA is doing enough to clamp down on abuses.

Libby Purves meets cook and entrepreneur Levi Roots; Edwin Apps, actor and writer; Lydia Corbett, artist and former muse of Picasso and Don Ward, co-founder of the Comedy Store. Levi Roots is a cook, entrepreneur and musician. Born in Jamaica, he developed his signature sauce from his kitchen in Brixton, south London, selling it out of a bag on his back. He came to fame on the TV series Dragons' Den when he won backing for his Reggae Reggae Sauce brand. His new book, Grill It With Levi - 101 Reggae Recipes For Sunshine and Soul, is published by Ebury. Edwin Apps is a writer, actor and artist who, with his wife Pauline Devaney, created the popular TV comedy series All Gas and Gaiters about life in the Church of England. Now a painter, he is known for his paintings of bishops in unconventional situations. His memoir, Pursued by Bishops, is published by Durand Peyroles. His first UK art exhibition, also called Pursued by Bishops, is at the Parish Church of Saints Peter & Paul in Tonbridge, Kent. Lydia Corbett is an artist. As a young girl she posed for Picasso - when her name was Sylvette David - in more than 40 Girl With A Ponytail portraits. An exhibition called Sylvette: Picasso and The Model is showing at the Kunsthalle Bremen museum in Germany next year and the Francis Kyle Gallery is holding an exhibition of Lydia's own work early in 2014. Don Ward is the CEO of The Comedy Store which he co-founded in 1979 in London's Soho. The company now has clubs in Manchester and Mumbai. He started out as a stand-up himself, hosting rock-n'-roll road shows with the stars of the day including Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, and Billy Fury. He is also co-executive producer of the The Comedy Store series for Paramount Comedy Channel.

Libby Purves meets shoe designer Marc Hare; filmmaker Leslie Woodhead; choreographer Kate Prince and Howard Raymond, son of Paul - the King of Soho. Shoe designer Marc Hare is known for his stylish handcrafted shoes. His creations are worn by some of the world's most fashionable men including Robert Downey Jr, Javier Bardem and Tinie Tempah. He opened his first shop in London last year and is taking part in The Secret Meaning of Shoes,a talk examining how and why shoes have become such a fetishised commodity. The Secret Meaning of Shoes is part of a series called 37 Things You Need to Know About Modern Britain at The House of St Barnabas, in London. Leslie Woodhead OBE is a documentary maker. He shot the first TV footage of the Beatles performing at the Cavern Club in 1962 and has won many awards for his work. His book, How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin, tells the story of how the band's music galvanised young Soviets to challenge the communist regime. How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin - The Untold Story of a Noisy Revolution is published by Bloomsbury. Choreographer Kate Prince is founder and artistic director of dance company ZooNation. Their production of Some Like It Hip Hop has just returned to Sadler's Wells. Referencing Billy Wilder's film and Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, the comical tale of love, mistaken identity and cross-dressing is played out in their trademark style of hip hop, comedy and physical theatre. Some Like it Hip Hop is at the Peacock Theatre. Howard Raymond is the son of Paul Raymond who launched Raymond's Revuebar in London's Soho in 1958. Paul Raymond went on to build up a property empire and publish adult magazines such as Men Only, Mayfair, and Razzle. Howard is an adviser on a forthcoming film about his father called the King of Soho.

Libby Purves meets Olympian Ian Thorpe; penguin expert Pablo Garcia Borboroglu; former ballet dancer Clair Symonds and musician Hyperpotamus. Pablo Garcia Borboroglu is an international penguin expert. He is the founder and president of the Global Penguin Society, an international science-based conservation coalition dedicated to the survival and protection of the world's penguin species. Ian Thorpe is a freestyle swimmer and one of Australia's greatest ever Olympians. At the age of 14 he became the youngest male swimmer ever to represent his country and went on to win nine Olympic medals - five of them gold. His autobiography 'This Is Me' is published by Simon & Schuster. Clair Symonds danced with the Iranian National Ballet prior to the overthrow of the Shah. During her time with the company she fell in love with and married an Iranian dancer. In her book 'Romance and Revolution' she describes what life was like as an outsider, living and working in pre-revolutionary Iran. 'Romance and Revolution - A Leap of Faith at the Iranian National Ballet' is published by Mantua Books. Hyperpotamus has been described as a 'one-man orchestra without the orchestra'. A Spanish multi-vocal solo artist, he produces music using only his voice, a few microphones and a loop pedal. After spending six months honing his craft in the underground tunnels of Madrid's metro system, he was playing in front of thousands of people all over Spain. He has since released two albums and toured worldwide. He is performing at Ray's Jazz in London's Soho on Thursday November 15th. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Rick and his producer go on a dinner crawl through London's Soho, sampling Japanese sushi, Belgian mussels and oodles of noodles. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.