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Don Panolo tries to capture life in the Rainbow City.

Episode 12 sees us size up our first Cuban sandwich at Papi’s Kitchen in Soho. We walk past this stall on Rupert Street almost every day and the smells, coupled with the lengthy queues, piqued our interest. Owned by the charismatic Cleb Mendonca, this place has only been up and running for a matter of months but comfortably outshines the competition at ‘Street Food Union Market’ with its mouth watering Cuban concoctions. This guy has worked hard to perfect his recipe (he legit cycles across London every day to pick up fresh bread) so we were excited to put his signature ‘El Cubano’ to the test! Check out our Cuban adventure on integral at: @between2slices

On Sunday 14th June 1964, in the bar-room of The White Horse public house on Rupert Street in Soho, 21 year old Larry Winters shot 44 year old barman Paddy O'Keefe to death, having never met him before. But why?Nominated one of the BEST BRITISH TRUE CRIME PODCASTS of 2018, Murder Mile is a true-crime podcast and audio-guided walk of 300+ untold, unsolved and long-forgotten murder cases, all set within one square mile of the West End. Each episode is accompanied by photos, videos and an interactive murder map, so that no matter where you’re listening to this podcast, you’ll feel like you’re actually there. https://www.murdermiletours.com/podcast.htmlMurder Mile is researched, written and performed by Michael J Buchanan-Dunne of Murder Mile Walks with music written and performed by Erik Stein and Jon Boux of Cult With No Name with additional music by Seclorance, Kai Engel and Controlled Insanity, as used under the Creative Commons Licence 4.0 (Attribution) via Free Music Archive. A full listing of tracks used and sources for each episode is listed here.Warning: Murder Mile contains graphic descriptions of murder as well as very realistic sounds which some listeners may find shocking. Thank you and enjoy the episode. FOLLOW US HERE:FacebookTwitterInstagramMurder Mile Discussion GroupFor a transcript of each episode, click here. If you’d like to sign-up for exclusive Murder Mile content, check out our Patreon Page by CLICKING HERE. And for OFFICIAL MERCHANDISE, please visit the Murder Mile Shop. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the new monster-free town. Come celebrate with us on Rupert Street. Mayor Impala will host the party with distinguished guests including the town heroes and chosen ones: Brian Jompkins, Dr. Jason Orszt, and Secretary William Ruane. Come dance and imbibe all the wine and booze and eat lots of chips!

Welcome to the new monster-free town. Come celebrate with us on Rupert Street. Mayor Impala will host the party with distinguished guests including the town heroes and chosen ones: Brian Jompkins, Dr. Jason Orszt, and Secretary William Ruane. Come dance and imbibe all the wine and booze and eat lots of chips!

HouseNation UK is legal - PRS for music registered under licence LE-0004522 Worldwide Bookings: djleeharris@hotmail.com Please check out my facebook page and leave comments, and add a comment on iTunes! Thank for your support! Join the facebook mafia! https://www.facebook.com/DjLeeHarrisUK New WEBSITE www.djleeharris.com Upcoming dates ; Aug 29th ; We Party, Manchester Sept 5th ; Shadow Lounge, Soho Sept 12th ; Rupert Street, Soho Sept 26th ; Revenge, Brighton

Hey hey peeps! Except for mother nature playing havoc with the weather here in London, it has been a real good start to '13' with the two club nites in February and March @ the Apothecary. A massive thank you to all you guys who were involved who made it happen. You know who you are ;-) So now what's next? Decided to concentrate on the DJSWORK website/search engine and get the house music out there this summer. Who better to start it off with the house flava than with the sound of this Dj. 'Dzieki' Norbert for taking the time to do this podcast and I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I do!! Catch your healthy dose of non stop house music podcasts on https://www.facebook.com/groups/djswork and the sister page https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJSWORK/169643933054634. If you like any of the tracks, support the artist and buy the track. This podcast is for promotional use only. Luv the house, luv DJSWORK!! Chi 'Matinales' N (House music lover) DJSWORK (London) ON THE DECKS WITH NORBERT MIKLINSKI: 1. So how and when did you start djing? It’s been a long way and actually it didn’t start with djing in mind, but with sharing my love to dance music and playing my tapes & cds at home parties. At that time in Poland (where I come from) dance/house music was underestimated, rock, metal and polish rock was a main stream and it was a quite a challenge to bring new genre to people. At the end it was appreciated! Later on, my music fascination naturally evolved into the desire to dj. I decided to move to London and give it a try. I taught myself and thanks to Dj Alessandro Londra I had my first night at Rupert Street bar:-) 2. What style of house would you say you play if you can? Friend of mine called it diverse & eclectic, I would say it’s funky/disco/tech-house, literally aimed at a mixture of audiences & tastes. 3.Who were/are your influences when it comes to house music? I can easily say late 80’s and early 90’s music is in my roots and not just pure dance, house or disco but pop and rock as well. Listening to my podcast you can find Queen, Kate Bush or Bon Jovi sampled among others. Besides, I grew up on Bristol sounds like Portishead, Tricky, Massive Attack but possibly the biggest influence made was Faithless, Kosheen and Prodigy. I can’t forget about Air, Daft Punk, Royksopp or Chemical Brothers. My godfather of house is Fatboy Slim followed by Tom Novy and Jam & Spoon. Nowadays Chris Lake is huge and on London scene Hoxton Whores and Sharp Boys! 4. Has it always been house music for you? Yes it has. I caught the bug probably form the first time I heard Black Box “Ride on Time” and Technotronic “Pump Up the Jam”. My all time classics! 5. Do you produce tracks and if not when are you going to Not yet but I plan to learn Ableton. I’ve course on my mind. 6. Where do you/have you played? So far I played in Fire (A:M, Gravity), Area (Onyx), Shadow Lounge/Lo-Profile (Gigolo) and Heaven, Ku Bar and MoS taking part in DJ competitions. 7. Ultimate Dj you would like to do a b2b with? Did I mention Hoxton Whores? I love their sound! 8. So your best gig to date? Probably my first international gig. Last year I played in Amsterdam at FunHouse - Animal Farm, little “sister” of infamous Rapido! I played a 4 hour set on the main floor facing more than 1,000 clubbers! It was an absolutely insane, unbelievable experience, almost unreal! 9. From a dj's standpoint, your ultimate venue? Ministry of Sound of course! I had a chance to play in their Loft during Movida Corona competition. I’d love to play in The Box or even more The 103. That would be absolutely massive! 10. Where do you see your music progressing in '13''. Probably it will progress more into tougher tech-house but still influenced by disco and 80/90 sound. That’s what I like! Catch more of Dj Norbert Miklinski on: http://norbertmik.podomatic.com/ https://soundcloud.com/norbert-m https://www.facebook.com/Norbert.M.DJ http://www.musicborn.com/profile.php?id=17703 http://www.mixcloud.com/NorbertM/ https://twitter.com/NorbertM_DJ

Gilles Peterson is at Koko. So is T Mills. ’ Miller’ & ‘The Boom Jennies’ are at the Etcetera Theatre; ’ The Illustrated Poet’ i at Keats House on Sunday; ‘Live Canon’, Bloomsbury Theatre, Shakespeare, contemporary poets Bloomsbury Group; The Legend himself! Dub Organiser Lee Scratch Perry, is at the Jazz Cafe in Parkway on Friday & Saturday 020 7916 6060; New York’s Reggie Watts, European tour at the Roundhouse. Chinese New Year of the Dragon, is celebrated this week, in Chinatown. Parade from Rupert Street, performers and fireworks in Trafalgar Square. Recorded & Edited by: Darryl McKay Read by: Darryl McKay, DJ Rudeboy P.Tosh, Marian Larragy, Marita Hutson & Martin Lim, Research by: Darryl McKay Koko :: Etcetera Theatre, Camden High St :: Ticket Web :: Keats House :: Live Canon :: Bloomsbury Theatre :: Jazz Cafe :: The Roundhouse :: View London :: Chinese New Year Celebrations Tricycle Cinema :: Back to Camden Community Radio :: CCRadio on Twitter :: File Download (7:11 min / 7 MB)

Look, it sounds a bit like MCV, which is where industry gatekeeper and this week’s superguest Michael French works. He’s editor-in-chief, no less: making him, literally, the man in charge of the games industry’s news. Marvel as we give him the customary OLL grilling, and manage to glean literally none of his secrets. Elsewhere it’s business as usual. We’ve features, chat, a joke (of sorts), music and no Ste: he’s drinking in a holiday camp once again. We secretly suspect he’s a Redcoat . And when we say “secretly” we now mean publicly. No Ste means horrific desk errors, due to a the schoolboy one of not actually numbering the tracks on the CD. Our Twitter Poll (@OneLifeLeft) encouraged us to leave the mistakes in. Blame the listeners, not the broadcasters. You know Chris Moyles records his shows a month in advance, don’t you? Hey, write us: We love your letters. But if that’s not enough, we sometimes reward those who take the time to correspond with free things – this week, we have PSP Minis D-Cube Planet and Circles as prizes, thanks to the kindness of developer GameShastra. And as we – or Michael – call it: these can soon be enjoyed on the PS3. It would have been another One Life Left EX-EX-EX-excusive if the podcast had been up on time. Next week: the team reunite, for our last show of the year. And most importantly, the last show before the OLL Christmas knees-up (December 18th, from 5:00pm, with a live show at 8:00pm. The Blue Posts, Rupert Street, Soho). It will be literally unbroadcastable: hear it while you can. See you soon. Lots of love Team@OneLifeLeft.com