Podcasts about Stoke Newington

Now then!! What's happening? What's good? This week, I'm chatting to JoJo Elgarice. Steel City's foremost flogger of rare and vintage garms. JoJo's shop Rag Parade sells a really broad range of gear with a real singularity of vision. To buy and sell really nice things. I met JoJo for about 15 seconds when I was leathered at vintage fair in Stoke Newington a few weeks ago but I've been drooling over the stuff he sells on his Instagram for a good few years. Today we'll discover where his deep love for garms comes from and what shapes his tastes today…Last week I mentioned our new Substack on the outro. Thanks to everyone that's been on and made pals with us over there. We've got articles and links to stuff we talk about in the episodes and we're working on new stuff at the moment so go and have a butcher's hook. Big thanks as ever to the series sponsors Trailberg for making what we do on My Own Garms a bit less financially crushing. Appreciate you lot a lot! Go and drop em a follow @trailbergofficial - legends!!Okay. Let's get into this one then. This is My Own Garms with Sheffield's own, JoJo Elgarice…Thanks Jojo for the time and thanks to the lovely people at Eve's Kitchen for the brews and the recording space. I've not really mentioned it on here but what do you reckon to the recording setups for this series? Instead of booking a hotel out and getting the guests to come to us, we've been getting about the country and setting up where our guests are at. Do you reckon it's better? Prefer it the old way? Let us know in the comments or in the reviews. Would love to hear what you think. Okay, you know the drill, we'll drop another mini episode with JoJo in a couple of days so make sure you're subscribed to the feed for that one cos it's a banger. See ya back here for that. X

On November 6th 1985, 32 year old Phillip Nickson headed out to do his shopping in Stoke Newington, London. He never returned as on the short walk he suffered a violent blow to the head which killed him. There is very little information about this case out there so I would love to shine a light on this cold case.Important information provided by:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNoljvyABBo&t=637s&ab_channel=redcard74http://www.unsolved-murders.co.uk/murder-content.php?key=56&termRef=Phillip%20NicksonMusic by: dl-sounds.comFollow the Unseen Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unseen-podcast/id1318473466?uo=4Follow the Unseen Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0xWK7Mu3bTP6oziZvxrwSK?si=QxvyPkZ2TdCDscnfxyeRawJoin our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/unseenpodFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theunseenpodFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theunseenpod/Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunseenpod?fan_landing=trueSubscribe to 10 Minute True Crime: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10-minute-true-crime/id1591474862

Diane Abbott is parliament's longest serving Black MP. A political trailblazer, a passionate advocate for social justice and a writer. She kicks off series eight of Bookshelfie talking about Trump, feminism and navigating a world of social media trolls. Diane was the first Black woman elected to Parliament and has served Hackney and Stoke Newington for more than 35 years. In 2024 she became Mother of the House – an honorific title given to the female MP with the longest uninterrupted service. She is the founder of several initiatives, including ‘London Schools and the Black Child', and ‘Black Women Mean Business'. Her memoir, A Woman Like Me, is out now. Diane's book choices are: ** Little Women by Louisa May Alcott ** The Color Purple by Alice Walker  ** Heart Of The Race: Black Women's Lives in Britain by Beverley Bryan, Stella Dadzie and Suzanne Scafe ** Confidence Man by Maggie Haberman ** Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo Vick Hope, multi-award winning TV and BBC Radio 1 presenter, author and journalist, is the host of season eight of the Women's Prize for Fiction Podcast. Every week, Vick will be joined by another inspirational woman to discuss the work of incredible female authors. The Women's Prize is one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, and they continue to champion the very best books written by women. Don't want to miss the rest of season eight? Listen and subscribe now! This podcast is sponsored by Baileys and produced by Bird Lime Media.

Hoxton Live with The Preshaah kicking it large from Bethnal Green as we edge closer to the finish line of January with a mighty menu of electronica and indie for London and New York.Broadcasting live on Hoxton and The Face radio with Ben Smith from London The Inside talking trends for 2025 in food and drink plus radio news heading to Southend and Suffolk.We are on the hunt for new talent in the Battle Of The Bands competition hitting the Birdcage in Stoke Newington this March with £1500 // $1,825.99 up for grabs for the winners!See here for more info: hoxtonradio.com/battle-of-the-bandsFor more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/hoxton-live/Tune into new broadcasts of Hoxton Live, LIVE, Fridays from 7 - 9 AM EST / Midday - 2PM GMT.//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.

Get ready for an inspiring and entertaining conversation as the Writing Community Chat Show welcomes the incredible Abiola Bello to the stage! Born and raised in Stoke Newington, North London, Abiola is a Nigerian-British author who has been captivating readers since she started writing at just 12 years old. From her acclaimed middle-grade Emily Knight series to her chart-topping YA novels, Abiola's journey is a testament to perseverance, creativity, and passion for storytelling.

WARNING: This show contains a brief mention of private body parts that Ste probably still hasn't heard! Shocking! It's OK, though, coz it's related to something glow-in-the-dark that was bought in Blackpool! Oo-er! ANYWAY! SSG klaxon ahoy! This week we are joined by Paul Monaghan who recently interviewed Simon as part of his amazing work collecting games magazine journos and telling their stories whilst not sharing any gossip! From Googling how to spell his name correctly I also suspect he's from the same part of the world as I am so that makes him even more of a top chap, obviously! Meanwhile, we also have Nintendo inventing music, Charlesbot pretending he needs more practice at reading the news and Nvidia being bigger than anything! Ste and Simon also go on a world tour to hunt down dodgy/knock-off/pirated videogames for you, dear listener! (Does that make the holidays OLL expenses...?) If you're reading this nonsense and it's not yet Friday 8th November, we have a FREE Maraoke event at Loading in Stoke Newington. On Friday 8th November. Get your tickets HERE! How much plastic tat do you own? Have you met a Disney princess? Do you know what happened at Edge?? Tell us everything at team@onelifeleft.com. Or join our Discord and spread lots of gossip there. Link below! TTFN, Team OLL x Links: The OLL Everything (including Discord) Link! http://hello.onelifeleft.com/ The Purely OLL Discord Link! https://discord.gg/nzcMpvbCpk The Maraoke Everything Link! https://hello.maraoke.com The Addict Media Link! https://addict.media/ The Shure link! https://tag.gs/OneLifeLeft_Shure Reviews: Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Balatro Red Dead Redemption WWE 2K24 Fruitbus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is the Hackney town of Stoke Newington a place of true stoke or is it simply just a name? Perhaps the Father of English Hymnody, Isaac Watts, who wrote the most stoke inducing hymn of all time may provide a clue within his lyrics. Take a virtual historical stroll through Stoke Newington and more with Strider.  Strider's Special Makin' Memories Raw Dog Captain Hat Sources: britannica.comworldhistory.org 'Gnosticism' by Rebecca Denova 2021, pastemagazine.com by ‘Hackney Why You Must Make Time For This Underrated London Neighborhood' by Bryony Parker 2022, stokenewingtonhistory.com, thehistorypress.co.uk ‘Stoke Newington: The Dissenting History of a London Parish' by Rab MacWilliam 2021, wikipedia.org

Isn't it horrible when someone leaves you out of something? Well, dear listeners, this week we discover how a veteran Edge writer has been left out of a new periodical written by veteran Edge writers!!! The injustice!! We also have Charlesbot evolving into something that swears and says "aaah" a lot, the "console arms race" has levelled out and it's Tetris aaaaaaall the way down. Tetris! Plus much more... Meanwhile we have another Maraoke event coming up and this time it's FREE! Friday 8th November at Loading in Stoke Newington. Get your tickets HERE! Like Pac-Man gobbling up those questionable pills, we devour your letters and need MORE OF THEM!!! Feed us letters so we can temporarily defeat the ghosts that constantly haunt us each and every day!!! You might even win a game or something. Send your letters to us at team@onelifeleft.com. Or join our Discord and send a letter to us on there whilst also joining a UKIE subcommittee. Link below! TTFN, Team OLL x Links: The OLL Everything (including Discord) Link!: http://hello.onelifeleft.com/ The Purely OLL Discord Link!: https://discord.gg/nzcMpvbCpk The Maraoke Everything Link!: https://hello.maraoke.com The Shure link! https://tag.gs/OneLifeLeft_Shure Reviews: Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Assassin's Creed Discovery Tour Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello! This week, we're transatlantic, like a pair of Freddie Laker mother-effers. Sara is in the suburbs of Chicago, and wants to be left alone. Geoff is in Stoke Newington, and wishes he wasn't being left alone. Somehow, remarkably, we can watch the same TV. What an era.Email us: fuckoff@firecrotchandnormcore.comKeep us: https://www.patreon.com/THEYLIKETOWATCH Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After Tom's pursuit of Farage's rebel army, he heads into London to explore the left's breakaway factions. From Chingford, to Stoke Newington, via Corbyn's stronghold in North Islington, Tom finds out what challenges might lie ahead for Keir Starmer... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today Labour announced some bold plans for the NHS, stating that they would clear the Tory backlog in their first time. However this has been completely overshadowed by the mishandling of Diane Abbott's position in the party.This morning, Abbott, who has served as Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington since being elected in 1987, has announced that she has been barred by the party from standing in the next general election. By lunchtime Starmer was saying that no decision had been taken to block her from standing for Labour. So what's going on and will this botched stage handling backfire for Labour?Hannah Barnes, associate editor at the New Statesman, is joined by Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, and Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor.Sign up to the New Statesman's daily politics newsletter: Morning CallSubmit a question for a future episode: You Ask Us Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the PoliticsJOE Podcast.Labour continue to hold the headlines in week two of general election buildup. Today we get into news that Diane Abbott has been blocked from running for Labour in her constituency of Hackney North and Stoke Newington.Then we're talking NHS privatisation, after Wes Streeting touted the benefits of using the private sector in the NHS.Presenters: Oli Dugmore and Ava SantinaProducer: Laura BeveridgeSting design: Chris WhiteProduction: Seán Hickey and Shawnee Linstead Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this ep, we're chatting with Mia Williams from the 70s inspired fashion brand MadSeventies. Mia does it properly. Everything about her exudes 70s cool and her forward-looking, eco-friendly takes on nostalgia have been turning heads and adorning the chicest shoulders in music and showbiz for the best part of a decade. Providing a mixture of vintage and reworked pieces, originally through her mega successful depop account and now on a D2C platform, Mia's eye for detail and appreciation of culture and craft shine through. I met Mia years ago at a basement runway show in Stoke Newington and I can't wait to see what she and the brand are up to today. If you buzz off My Own Garms then show us some love on the Patreon. It's dead easy to use and it's a really direct way you can support what we do and help us make more episodes. As of this recording time, we've chalked up 16 pound and 65 pence on there so if you can spare the price of a bev each month to pay us for the work that we do, it'd be massively appreciated. You get bonus clips and all that too. You know it makes sense. Anyway, let's crack on with this ep. This is My Own Garms with Mia MadSeventies If you love this ep then drop us a comment on YouTube, a review on Apple Podcasts, or a comment on Spotify Get at us on the socials and let us know what you thought, we're @myowngarms everywhere If you wanna support us with a little donation head to Patreon.com/myowngarms If you want to advertise with us, slide into the DMs. We'll have a chat. My Own Garms is a video podcast. You can watch on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Youtube⁠⁠. There's gonna be loads of clips on ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Insta⁠⁠ (@myowngarms). But if you just want the audio, then you can find us wherever you usually listen to your podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/myowngarms/message

It was an honour to have the wonderful Ferg from London Pub Map discuss his quest's origin and all things good and bad about London Pubs.Whether you're a seasoned pub-goer or a curious newcomer, this episode is sure to tantalize your taste buds and quench your thirst for knowledge. So, grab a seat, pull up a virtual pint, and get ready to embark on a pub crawl unlike any other!Support the showAll the important linksInstagram - @booze_house_talesEmail boozehousetales@gmail.comko-fi.com/boozehousetalesYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@boozehousetalesSupport the Show - https://www.buzzsprout.com/645019/supportSupport the showAll the important links Instagram - @booze_house_tales Email boozehousetales@gmail.com ko-fi.com/boozehousetales YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@boozehousetales Support the Show - https://www.buzzsprout.com/645019/support

Episode 225 - Poe Review, 1 is a brief look (through a conversation with the ghost of Mr. Poe and George) regarding the 1st half of Mr. Poe's life - his earliest years up to Stoke Newington.  Originally, I called this episode Catchup!, but I later decided that a better title might be Poe Review, 1.  The idea is for this podcast to relate events in Poe's existence up to the half-way point in the story of his illustrious life. Sources include: Edgar Allan Poe: A Critical Biography by Arthur Hobson Quinn, The Poe Log: A Documentary Life of Edgar Allan Poe by Dwight R. Thomas and David K. Jackson, and the Life of Edgar A. Poe by Eugene L. Didier.

Derek "Del Boy" Trotter, chairman of Trotters Independent Traders, employs his younger brother Rodney into his company. Later, at their local pub, The Nag's Head, Rodney meets Del's friend Trigger, in order to buy some briefcases. On introduction, Trigger acknowledges to Del that he is already acquainted with his brother Rodney but then immediately calls him "Dave".[2] Del negotiates the price of the briefcases down from £17 to £8, and tries to dupe Trigger by claiming the price for the 25 is £175, when it is actually £200. Rodney, however using his GCE in mathematics as proof of his credibility, proves to Trigger that Del's figures are wrong. It soon emerges that not only were the cases stolen, they are also rejects; the combination for them is locked inside. Rodney advises Del to throw the cases in the river. Rodney then suggests to Del that he be made the partnership's financial adviser, on the grounds of him having two GCEs (in maths and art). Del, however, is not happy about this due to Rodney's behaviour regarding the briefcases. The row between the brothers is soon made worse by the latter's buying a cheeseburger for Grandad instead of an Emperor burger due to lack of funds. Grandad gets angry with Rodney as well, and Rodney decides to leave the partnership and venture to Hong Kong. He wishes to go there to see a girl, "Shanghai Lil". She was at art college with Rodney but was deported after they were expelled for smoking cannabis, for which Rodney received a £300 fine and a suspended sentence. The next day, Del trawls London, looking for Rodney and attempting to sell the briefcases, having already previously failed with his telephone contacts. Returning home after having failed to achieve either goal, he is soon joined by Rodney, who only got as far as the Shangri-La doss house in Stoke Newington due to running out of money and forgetting his passport. After they make up, Del informs Rodney that he took his advice and "chucked the bleeding lot in the river", but they floated

The creator and star of the best British comedy of the last decade (‘People Just Do Nothing'), Allan Mustafa, aka Seapa, shows editor Joe around north-east London's cosiest, bougiest enclave, Stoke Newington. But is there more to the area than posh cookware and anxious whippets? Listen to the boys traipse about town, discussing graves, garage and Guinness to find out. Check out Seapa's food and travel show Taste Cadets. Follow Seapa on Instagram and on Twitter. Like the podcast? Stay on top of all things London with Time Out's truly excellent newsletter, Out Here. Production, editing and sound design by David Clack at Perfect Loop Productions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Richard Boon joins us to talk about his life in music, taking in the birth of Buzzcocks, the Smiths on Rough Trade and his time as "the world's coolest librarian" in Stoke Newington. The punk instigator takes us back to 1976, when he went to see the Sex Pistols live in High Wycombe together with a certain Howard Trafford and Peter McNeish. This shock to the system led to Richard inviting them to play his art studio in Reading, plus the near-mythological Lesser Free Trade Hall show that everyone in Manchester later claimed to have been at. Once Howard and Pete re-christened themselves Devoto and Shelley and formed Buzzcocks, Richard fell into managing the group and put out their seminal Spiral Scratch EP on his New Hormones label. We then ask Richard about his move to Rough Trade around the same time as he brought them the Smiths. Clips from Martin Aston's 1986 audio interview with Morrissey form the backdrop for a discussion of why the band were special, their reluctance to film music videos and their relationship with their fans.  Following discussion of featured writer Cath Carroll, whose early interview with Morrissey and Marr plus pieces on Linder and New Order round out the Manchester theme, Mark and Jasper finish up on library highlights including Sandy Bull, Yazz, the Spice Girls, and Lewis Capaldi. Many thanks to special guest Richard Boon. Please note that this episode was recorded before the death of Jane Birkin. Pieces discussed: Buzzcocks, Spiral Scratch, Pete Shelley audio, Morrissey audio, The Smiths, Linder, New Order, Sandy Bull, Van Morrison, Little Feat, Yazz, The Spice Girls, Pete Rugolo, Chuck Berry and Lewis Capaldi.

Episdoe 171 is called “Poe - the Stoned Teenager” - This episode is a fanciful conversation via ChatGPT where the character of Mr. Poe speaks as though he wa a “stoned teenager.”  I like to think the episode is respectful to the historical facts, but also extremely funny where Mr. Poe refers to “The Raven” as the “Stairway to Heaven” of poetry.  The character of Mr. Poe (again, as a stoned teenager) talks about life at Stoke Newington, West Point, and a modern version of “Spirits of the Dead”The conversation ends with Mr. Poe talking about his death.What does the “stoned teenager” version of Mr. Poe compare “The Raven” to?  What did Mr. Poe think about the University of Virginia?What does Mr. Poe say about his alcohol use?What does Mr. Poe say about his use of laudunum?What does the character of Mr. Poe say about Elmyra Roster?What do you think about Mr. Poe's rewrite of “Spirits of the Dead?”00:00 Intro01:19 First impressions of ChatGPT05:28 Life at West Point07:20 Poe as a “Stoned Teenager”?11:08 Life at Stoke Newington and visiting the British Museum18:00 Rhetorical devices19:48 Life at West Point (spoken as a “stoned teenager”21:29 First publication (including “Spirits of the Dead”)24:15 “Rewrite” of “Spirits of the Dead”26:00 Poe and John Allan27:18 Life at the University of Virginia30:05  Favorite works33:28 The Raven34:45 Drug use37:10 Death

From a Horror Movie deals with the Allan family (with Poe) living in England for 5 years.  During a portion of this period, the young Poe lived near the British Museum, and one can only imagine how the ancient sculptures excited his imagination.  This episode also deals with Stoke Newington and briefly with the Reverend John Bransby.  The episode ends with a section of “William Wilson” that sounds like it could be from a modern-day horror movie! How long did it take to cross the Atlantic during the period?Where did the Allan family first land after they crossed the Atlantic?Who was the Reverend John Bransby?How is the setting for “William Wilson” like the setting of Stoke Newington?What caused John Allan to leave England?How does the “second William Wilson” intimidate the “first William Wilson”?How does “William Wilson” use the theme of “the double?”00:01 Introduction01:50 Across the ocean to England04:30 Time in Liverpool and Scotland05:34 Life in London (with the British Museum)08:06 Manor House School and Stoke Newington12:28 John Allan decides to leave England14:32 William Wilson23:09 Next episode23:26 Sources23:47 Outro

Creo (y puedo asegurar) que Poe se inspiró en las novelas "Los elixires del diablo" y "Los Dobles" de E. T. A. Hoffmann cuando escribió William Wilson, uno de los cuentos que más me gusta leer de mi héroe literario y que tiene otro ingrediente: el cuento es totalmente autobiográfico, pues está inspirado en su experiencia personal durante sus años de estudios universitarios en la Manor House School de Stoke Newington en Londres, período en el que Poe tuvo una alta adicción al whisky otros juegos de cartas que lo dejaron en una incómoda situación económica, lo que lo llevó a pedirle continuamente sumas de dinero a John Allan, su padre adoptivo quien, ante este inminente desastre le soltó la mano. La temática del doppelgänger, introducida por los alemanes le sirve a Poe para narrar los sucesos que atraviesa este jugador y de su persecución fatal a manos de un doble perfectamente igual a él. De aquí se desprenderá el posible germen que utilizó Oscar Wilde para "El retrato de Dorian Gray" (muy especialmente por su final), pero también de notoria asociación con otras narraciones famosas de dobles como "El extraño caso del Dr. Jekyll y Mr. Hyde" de Stevenson, de "El doble" de Dostoievski (aunque seguramente el gigante ruso no leyó este cuento pero sí otros tres que reseña) y de otros que seguramente también podrían amoldarse a este cuento que tiene el thriller necesario para hacerse adictivo a su lectura. Otro claro ejemplo de cómo ser un pionero y un "influencer" en la materia. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/irving-sun/message

Recorded live on October 21st and to promote the release of GamesMaster: The Oral History, Luke and Ash hosted a Q&A with Dominik Diamond himself at Loading Bar in Stoke Newington. Here is what happened!This event was organised by Forbidden Planet in association with Thames & Hudson and hosted at The Loading Bar, Stoke Newington.Watch the video version here.With thanks to Dominik Diamond and our friends at Forbidden Planet.Visit Loading Bar in Stoke Newington, Peckham or Brighton.Get next week's episode early on Patreon!Join the GamesMaster conversation on Discord!Theme song by Other ChrisFollow Luke on TwitterFollow Ash on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on InstagramSend your thoughts to feedback@underconsoletation.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/underconsolepod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As time ticks away to BCC's Net Zero by 2030 target we caught up with Rob Nield - leader of the Webb Yates Engineers Midlands office and chartered structural engineer – to talk about his approach to lowering embodied (or upfront) carbon which can be responsible for a significant portion of a building's carbon life cycle.We talked about their current portfolio and plans in the region, their approach to design and sustainability and how they are using innovative material systems coupled with extensive research and development to challenge the status quo in contemporary building design. The Building Brum podcast is sponsored by reality capture and point cloud modeling specialists ScanTech Digital,  Solus, one of the UK's leading suppliers of commercial floor and wall tiles and Sunbelt Rentals with over 1,000,000 items of equipment- they are the largest providers of equipment hire in the UK.Rob Nield, Associate Director - MEng (Hons) CEng MIStructE Rob is a Chartered Structural Engineer with over 17 years of experience on a wide range of projects, both in the UK and internationally. During this time, he has successfully led a number of multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative and sustainable project solutions. His design experience covers structural steelwork, reinforced concrete, timber, masonry, glass, and post-tensioned stone.Starting his career at Arup in 2005 Rob joined Webb Yates Engineers' London office in 2012 delivering projects including Barrett's Grove – a Stirling Prize shortlisted residential development in Stoke Newington with a cross laminated timber structure; and Wimbledon College of Art – one of the first Timber Concrete Composite structures in the UK and winner of numerous sustainability awards.Relocating to the Midlands in 2015 he returned to Arup to deliver regionally significant projects including the design of HS2 Interchange Station in Solihull with it's organic timber roof, and One Centenary Way an innovative 16 storey exoskeleton building suspended over the Queensway tunnel.Rob rejoined Webb Yates Engineers in 2020 to lead the Midlands office and currently manages a varied portfolio of exciting projects across the UK and abroad.Having worked with numerous leading architects his expertise lies in the production of efficient, elegant and low carbon structural solutions as part of an overall holistic design. An in-depth understanding of the design process, ability to visually communicate high level ideas and fine attention to detail during the construction stage has led to Rob's track record in successfully delivering high quality and award winning projects.

UK based podcast fans! Want to come and see a live recording of the Mom Can't Cook podcast? Well good news! On Sunday, 30 October 2022 you can join Andy and Luke at the Loading Bar in Stoke Newington, London, for a live Halloween recording of the Mom Can't Cook! podcast. They'll be sinking their teeth into Mom's Got a Date With a Vampire (2000), a Disney Channel Original Movie horror-comedy in which a group of kids become concerned they've set their mom up on a date with man who may be more of a bloodthirsty creature of the night than his dating profile suggested. Visit tiny.cc/mcclive to get your tickets! Also, stick around for several minutes of dunking on Disney's new live action Pinocchio remake, to make up for barging into your podcast feed like this. Thanks!

Where do lion tamers go when their animals get the better of them? Into one of the Magnificent Seven! Come find out about Frank Bostock, the famous lion tamer and the beautiful Abney Park cemetery where he ended up. Ever heard about the chimp who travelled in first class?! Now you have! Visit https://www.ladieswholondon.com for the show notes to find out about the podcast Get in touch! Instagram; @ladieswholondonpodcast Email; ladieswholondon@gmail.com Websites; www.ladieswholondon.com www.guideemily.com and www.alexlacey.com/podcast where you can also book for our virtual and real life walking tours. Thanks to Susie Riddell for our voiceover jingles www.susieriddell.com and our jinglemeister Ben Morales Frost, can be found on www.benfrostmusic.com See you next week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brigepal Singh is nicknamed "The Chub Master" for very good reason says Keith. 'Brige' shares tales from the river bank and a story of stuffed fish on the Antiques Roadshow in Stoke Newington!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/strange-boat. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, welcome to Tea with the Change-bakers! Kelly's chatting with Alice Williams, CEO, and founder of Luminary Bakery!At Luminary Bakery you'll find everything you'd expect to see in a regular bakery, delicious cakes, and bakes, however, Luminary is no ordinary bakery. They are a social enterprise passionate about providing opportunities to socially and economically disadvantaged women. They support women by developing their personal and professional skills, improving their employability and confidence, and equipping them to face the working world.Alice founded Luminary in 2013 after she had met several severely disadvantaged homeless women while volunteering locally in East London. It seemed that nobody could recognize their potential, but Alice could! Through Luminary she was and is still is able to change the trajectory of women's lives!After the massive success of Luminary's first bakery, 2019 was the year Luminary acquired a second location in Camden, opened by one of their long-time supporters, Meghan Markle!Be sure to check out Luminary's website, where you can learn more about how the social enterprise is fostering hidden talent, and check out their beautiful bakes on offer.https://luminarybakery.com/Find Luminary Bakery here:47 CHALK FARM ROAD, CHALK FARM, LONDON, NW1 8AJ71-73 ALLEN ROAD, STOKE NEWINGTON, LONDON, N16 8RYCup only half full? Follow Tea with the Changemakers on TikTok, for behind-the-scenes content and clips from our episodes!

Shocks in the Prem and indeed in a few other places, too. Southgate end Harrow Town's unbeaten streak, Tamil United finally get some points on the board and poor old Stoke Newington come a real cropper against London Tigers.

They say a week is a long time in politics. But the past two days must have felt like a lifetime for Boris Johnson. A record number of his ministers and aides resigned over 48 hours placing the Prime Minister under immense pressure. Johnson was reluctant to step aside, repeatedly saying he would carry on. But on Thursday he agreed he could no longer continue. Peter Wilding Special Adviser to Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood Andre Walker Conservative Political Commentator Mete Coban Labour Councillor for Stoke Newington

HARRY'S SHAVER:  https://www.harrys.com/en/gb/shaun With the whole street by Stokey police station congested with traffic from potheads, business booms at the craziest weed-house run by Pappawar with help from Little Joe. When gang members come to rob Pappawar, he either grabs their weapons or draws his own. But good times never last in these situations - especially when the Stokey cops get involved.  HARRY'S SHAVER:  https://www.harrys.com/en/gb/shaun Make sure to support the podcast and give your own ‘shower shave' a go, by redeeming a free Harry's Trial Set. All you cover is £3.95 for delivery. Just head to https://www.harrys.com/en/gb/shaun to have your set delivered and start a Shave Plan. Your freebie will be added at checkout!

Very early on in the life of this podcast I had Boogaloo Stu on to talk about the cult London club night Shinky Shonky. And, in lots of ways, that was the episode that helped show me that the concept of Lost Spaces was going to work because suddenly people who used to go to Shinky Shonky were talking about the episode on social media and celebrating all of the good times that they had there. So, I wanted to bring Stu back on the show to talk about the final years of the night, when it had moved from central London to The Oak Bar in Stoke Newington, North London. I also wanted to find out why the night eventually ended. I had lofty ideas that the conversation would be about how scenes evolve and change, and how things go from being in fashion to out of fashion... but, Stu couldn't quite remember any of the details of that time, so it's more of a fun chat of some of the adventures and misadventures that happened because of the night, and what the ingredients were that made the night so special. There's also a really interesting conversation about what constitutes 'drag' in 2022. Is Boogaloo Stu, a man dressed as another man, with a big blonde quiff and a polyester thong, drag? Or is it just a man in a wig and unhygienic underwear? These, and other cutting edge questions, are asked, and not quite answered on this week's show! Do you have any memories of Shinky Shonky, or clubbing from your own queer scene that you want to share? Well, if you have please get in touch - I want to create the biggest online record of people's memories and stories - go to www.lostspacespodcast.com and find the section 'Share a Lost Space' and tell me what you got up to! Bonus points for embarrassing photos! You can also find me on Facebook (www.facebook.com/lostspacespod), Instagram (www.instagram.com/lostspacespod) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/lostspacespod) Find out more about Boogaloo Stu by visiting his website www.boogaloostu.co.uk, or follow him on Instagram (www.instagram.com/boogaloostu) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/k-anderson/message

This episode is the first appearance of the ghost of Mr. Poe for the year.Mr. Poe and Mr. Bartley do a brief recap of Mr. Poe's life as a confused infant facing horrible tragedies and his life with John and Francis Allan of Richmond.  Then Mr. Poe talks about his life in England as a student, and the Allans return across the Atlantic to Richmond.  Sections discuss Poe as a young boy by contemporaries, and point to conflicts (in their infancy) between John Allan and Edgar Poe.Name some famous people who have studied in England?How is Poe studying at Stoke Newington like a Rhodes Scholarship?How was Poe influenced by studying at Stoke Newington?Who was Miss Nancy?Who was John Galt?Who was John Allan's executor?Where was it suggested that the Allans visit after their stay in England?   Hint - it was country then, but is now a Virginia city.00:00 Intro00:32 Rhodes scholarship program (studying in England)04:10 Recap of Poe's life as a toddler07:23 Life with the Allans10:00 Voyage across the Atlantic11:35 Initial conflicts with John Allan13:57 Influence of life in England15:48 Return to the United States22:43 Future Episodes23:59 Sources

Episode 101 - Was Poe Abused?This episode is a cursory examination of some of the abusive conditions at English boarding schools when the young Poe attended Stoke Newington.While Poe never wrote a great deal about those experiences, much can be learned by examining OTHER similar individuals in similar circumstances.00:01  Introduction00:19 “Orientation” as Mild Torture02:30 Fagging03:15 Sir Richard Branson's perceptions05:33 Dickens and Nicholas Nickelby14:53 E.L. Hartley and boarding school16:12 Gathotne-Hardy and boarding school17:48 Alex Renton and boarding school22:40 Boarding School Syndrome25:01 Conclusion27:19 SourcesWhat is fagging?What did Sir Richard Branson write about boarding school?How was E.L. Hartley affected?What did Poe write about abuse at Stoke Newington?What is Boarding School Syndrome?

This discussion took place on 25th May 2021, the anniversary of the murder of George Floyd. A year after individuals and organisations stood in solidarity against state violence, how much progress has really been made? What actions must now be taken to oppose racism and white supremacy in our communities, society and around the world? Hear from Diane Abbott (Member of Parliament for Hackney North and Stoke Newington) and George Shire (cultural theorist), led in discussion by our Chair Bea Udeh (creative entrepreneur and author). Arcola's series of free, online discussions, #ArcolaConversations, provide a chance to reconnect with the community, explore big ideas and imagine the future together at this time of historic upheaval. This discussion took place on Tuesday 25 May 2021.

On this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Alex rake over the coals of a painful Cup Final defeat to Chelsea, with a focus on the poor defensive organisation, midfield chemistry, the decision not to use Jordan Nobbs and what the manner of the defeat could mean for the rest of the season. Then Tim and Alex preview the big game against Barcelona at Emirates Stadium on Thursday night.Tim also has an exclusive interview with Gunners defender Lotte Wubben-Moy, looking ahead to that game, discussing her time in the US, why she's chosen to continue living in her hometown of Stoke Newington and growing up with dual Dutch and English heritage.You can follow Tim on Twitter @Stillberto : Alex @AlexIbaceta23Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblog See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode Eighty Eight - This SOUNDS like Poe's School?Why do you think Stoke Newington IS the school in William Wilson?Why do you think Stoke Newington IS NOT the school in William Wilson?Do you think William Wilson (the narrator) sounds bitter?Was Poe taught by a Rev. Bransby?Was William Wilson DEFINITELY written about Stoke Newington?How will Washington Irving fit into this podcast?What story by H.P. Lovecraft will George read this year?How can I “get up to speed” concerning past episodes?00:00 Intro00:36 Podcast remarks02:24 Speaking from deathbed?06:06 Life at boarding school17:52 Future epsiodes20:29 Recap series23:15 Release time23:59 Sources

This week on The Verb we're thinking about the language of repair. Ian McMillan and guests discuss poetry's ability to heal, putting literary puzzles back together again, finding what was once lost, and the often impenetrable vocabularies of 'getting stuff fixed'. Ian is joined by Chris McCabe, poet and National Poetry Librarian. During lockdown the Southbank Centre's National Poetry Library ran the 'lost quotes' service, reuniting remembered fragments of poems with the rest of the text. His latest book is 'Buried Garden', in which he searches for the lost poets of Stoke Newington's Abney Park Cemetery, hoping to revive their forgotten words. Mona Arshi has just published 'Somebody Loves You', a poetic novel about a young girl who chooses silence as a protective mechanism when everything around her feels fragile. The poet William Letford used to be a roofer, and he's written a brand new poem especially for The Verb about returning to his old profession to help out family. And Kate Fox considers repair and the meaning of home. Presenter: Ian McMillan Producer: Jessica Treen

This podcast returns to the life of Poe with the Allans.  In this episode, the Allans go to the United Kingdom (Scotland, Ireland, and especially England) for Mr. Allan's business. At one time, Poe lives just a few minutes from the British Museum!Then Mr. Poe and Mr. Bartley begin a discussion of Mr. Poe's hesitancy to write about social issues and not have many of his works take place in specific geographical locations.  London, however, proves to be a bit of a exception!https://archive.org/details/TheLovesOfEdgarAllanPoeWhy did Poe live in England for 5 years?Did Poe live near the British Museum?How big was London during Poe's lifetime?What are some works by Poe that were set in London?Was King Pest set in London?Was The Tell-Tale Heart set in London?What boarding school has a connection to Stoke Newington?00:00 Intro and URL note02:04 Background (review of early life)04:10 Embargo is lifted and Allans journey abroad09:54 Life in London12:48 Poe and British Museum18:16 Poe's “non-interest” in social issues and writing works with geographical locations20:15 Cabs22:24 Peter Snook25:17 Other London works set in London26:42 Future episodes28:36 Sources30:17 Outro

Recounts the story of Amelia Kennedy who, in 1871, died in a fire at her home in Edwards Lane, Stoke Newington, while trying to save other members of her family.

The Unite union is putting forward a motion, for Labour to back increasing the minimum wage to £15 an hour, to a vote at the party's conference. The former shadow cabinet minister, Andy McDonald, said opposition to the idea from the party leadership was the reason he resigned from the front bench yesterday. Labour sources have accused the left-wing of the party of trying to sabotage the conference. Today's Nick Robinson is at the Labour party conference in Brighton and spoke to Diane Abbott, Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, as well as Nick Thomas-Symonds, Shadow Home Secretary.

Comedy writer, novelist and Goon Show fan David Quantick is Tyler's guest this week. With Spike Milligan being one of David's earliest influences as a writer he was keen to explain how, for him, the Goons had more of an impact than the Pythons and helped sharpen his comic sensibilities, along with the likes of absurdist playwright NF Simpson. As well as general Goon chat there are conversational meanderings such as: Meeting Spike on Saturday Zoo; the brilliance of Barry Cryer; bringing back Dangermouse; Chris Morris on ‘aardvark comedy'; John Cleese; The Beatles (for a change); David freaking out his mother with his first typewritten script; Sabrina in Stoke Newington and noddin' along to Val Doonican on Pam & Tony's old Dansette record player. Please follow the show on The Twitters @goonshowpod and rate & review on iTunes!

Two of Billy's favourite people in music join him on Ep 137, Nick Beggs and Crayola Lectern.  Beggsie, most recently of Steven Wilson's band, has released an LP with other Wilson alumni Adam Holzman and Craig Blundell as TRIFECTA, we'll hear tracks from that AND (from Billy's time among the prog-punkers of Stoke Newington back in the 90s) a chinwag with Crayola Lectern, who plays/MDs the new Kscope signing THE HELICOPTER OF THE HOLY GHOST whose album ‘Afters' was rescued from a car crash and forgotten due to amnesia… PLUS new performance films from TESSERACT and THE PINEAPPLE THIEF and a new mix of a track by SIR ELTON JOHN's favourite THE ANCHORESS…   Tracks TESSERACT ‘Concealing Fate pt 1' (from Portals) TRIFECTA ‘The Enigma of Mr Fripp' and ‘Have You Seen What the Neighbours Are Doing?' (from Fragments) THE HELICOPTER OF THE HOLY GHOST ‘Tony Get a Car' and ‘Slow Down' (from Afters) THE ANCHORESS ‘Show Your Face' (worriedaboutsatan mix) (original version is on The Art of Losing) THE PINEAPPLE THIEF ‘Our Mire' (from Nothing But The Truth)   Thanks for supporting us. Stay Safe. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/Kscopemusic​​ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/kscopemusic TWITTER https://twitter.com/kscopemusic​​ WEBSITE https://kscopemusic.com

In this episode of Rewirement, Angellica meets two more inspirational individuals who share their words of wisdom on retirement and talk candidly about how their paths have been different as LGBT+ people.   Most of us have questions and concerns about making the move from work to retirement. If you're LGBT+, it can be especially difficult to see yourself in retirement because of a lack of representation. Fears of discrimination or isolation in later life are often a real worry for many LGBT+ people.   That's why this episode tackles some of those questions and issues head-on. Angellica Bell is joined by Matthew Riley from Tonic Housing and Meg Dickens from Legal & General. They talk about why it's important to challenge prejudice and provide support and community to help everyone have a happy and secure retirement.   Angellica chats to the active Annie, who plans to tour all of London's lidos after the pandemic! Annie remembers her exciting youth in Stoke Newington and explains why she's returned to live there now she's older. She also reflects upon the experiences of lesbian friends who have led different journeys towards retirement age, and all have different financial situations.   Patrick explains how his pension and retirement plans changed when he came out as he approached 40. As a father of two, he and his ex-wife worked out their separate paths and Patrick had to re-think finances to fund his later life. He shares how he found a community he loves and has thrown himself into fun and fulfilling activities, from charity work to line-dancing, skydiving and white water rafting!   POINTS OF INTEREST & FEATURED LINKS:   Read more on the topic here: https://www.legalandgeneral.com/retirement/rewirement/lgbt-in-later-life   Find out more about retirement planning from Legal & General https://www.legalandgeneral.com/retirement     Tonic Housing https://www.tonichousing.org.uk https://www.tonichousing.org.uk/tonicatbankhouse   Opening Doors London https://www.openingdoorslondon.org.uk   The views and thoughts expressed on this podcast are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Legal & General. This podcast does not constitute or replace the need for financial advice. Content was relevant at the time of recording. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and Paul's simple turn around Highbury, Stoke Newington and Woodberry Down is packed with adventure, as Rob arrives stressed and Paul examines the existential ramifications of slow-motion speed work. Also featuring Football, the NHS, the Arts, Agatha Christie Characters, running in the rain, films for Fathers Day, pork and protuberances, and a serious Code Brown situation.Yet more really touching generosity this week; thank you once again to all of you who have ‘bought us a coffee' - or more - through the Acast Supporter button; you're all wonderful. We love you - namaste.You can pre-order Rob's book Running Tracks here - https://unbound.com/books/running-tracks/ - and get Paul's book 26.2 Miles to Happiness here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/26-2-Miles-Happiness-Comedians-Marathon/dp/1472966260 Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/runningcommentary. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In ye olden days (ok, like 20 years ago) London used to be full of small neighbourhood queer bars that had more of a community feel than the bigger, anonymous drinking establishments in the West End. And, if it was a lesbian bar you were after then your best bet would be to head to Stoke Newington in the north east of London, which has been described by today's guest as a 'lesbian mecca'. And, who is today's guest? Well, it's none other than lesbian romance novelist Clare Lydon, whose London Romance series has been described as “The L Word, set in London.", so she knows what she's talking about when it comes to London and lesbians. We caught up to talk about her time living in Stoke Newington, her beloved lost space, Blush Bar, which was open from 1997-2015, and why pool is the sport of choice for so many lesbians. Do you have any memories of Blush Bar of fighting over a pool table that you want to share? Well, if you do please get in touch - you can contact me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as @lostspacespod, or you can go to my website www.lostspacespodcast.com and leave a comment there. To find out more about Clare visit her website http://www.clarelydon.co.uk where you can download some free stories, and mark your calendar, as Clare's next book, Big London Dreams, is out on July 28th.

Hackney Brewery was founded in 2011 by Peter Hills and Jon Swain, in a couple of Hackney Railway arches. Towards the end of 2020, they ran a Crowdfunder, which successfully raised almost £50,000 to fund the development of a new brewery and taproom just up the road in Walthamstow, which is due to open very soon! Hackney Brewery is extremely environmentally conscious, using exclusively green energy, paying all staff a living wage, and with a passionate focus on recycling at every stage of the business. https://www.hackneybrewery.com/ Jon wholeheartedly recommends the Red Hand in Stoke Newington red-hand.co.uk

Today we’re visiting with Hazel Gardiner, owner of Hazel Gardiner Design  based in Stoke Newington, East London, to chat about: the diagnosis that changed her relationship with nature and propelled her into the floral industry the importance of wellness and mental well-being as a business owner diversity in floristry (read more of her thoughts here: Tackling Race Barriers in Floristry on The Florist) transitioning from TV production to floral event production utilizing existing skill sets when embarking on a new career the moment she recognized her personal floral aesthetic working with brands moving into influencer work as a florist tips for aspiring floral designers LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 74: US Programme | educating and inspiring young females mainly from disadvantaged backgrounds to break boundaries and achieve goals  Nancy Straughan Sage | Diversity in Floristry Panel Discussion - The Future of Floristy Part 1  | The Future of Floristry Part 2 Matches Elemis Estee Lauder Papier Mary Mary Not on the High Street Meringue Girls  Mayesh Wholesale Most Curious SEE MORE OF HAZEL’S WORK HERE:  Website | Instagram | Facebook Today’s episode is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A highly curated collection of floral resources you can trust. Log In. Find what you need. Go out and flower with purpose. Click here to learn more. Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) + Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Interview: ALAN DELMONTE Alan Delmonte went to a comprehensive school in Stoke Newington, loved horse racing and football from an early age. He was determined to work within racing professionally and now holds the position of Chief Executive of the Levy Board. In this series of three interviews with Simon Nott, his discusses his role, that of the Levy and the issues that surround them. Meeting Alan Delmonte.

In this episode, Ed Vaizey, business adviser and member of the UK House of Lords leads a discussion on the future of employment. He is joined by Mete Coban MBE, chief executive of My Life My Say and Labour councillor for Stoke Newington; Mark Flanagan, education partner manager at Epic Games; Cathy Hackl, futurist, speaker and author; and Esther O'Callaghan OBE, principal co-founder at Hundo.careers. In this in-depth conversation, they discuss the crucial role young people need to have in rebuilding society post-Covid, explore how the world of work will adapt to present opportunities we may never have imagined and stress the importance of having greater flexibility in education. 

As some of you know, I was meant to be getting married next weekend. I'm not anymore - we've postponed - but as it happens this episode has a bit of wedding theme, since Luminary Bakery are making my cake! More importantly, they have also just published a brilliant new cookbook, Rising Hope: Recipes and Stories from Luminary Bakery. If you aren't familiar with them, they are a bakery and cafe with branches in Stoke Newington and Camden - and are an incredible force for good, training women who've experienced severe disadvantage, from homelessness to domestic violence, in baking and patisserie - and thereby offering them a future route to employment. You might remember them from the visit they received from the Duchess of Sussex (she also featured them in her guest-edited edition of Vogue). I loved chatting to Rachel Stonehouse and Kaila Johnson from their team about all of this - as well as the challenges presented by the lockdown, both in terms of finances and maintaining contact with the vulnerable women they work with. Thank you Rachel and Kaila for opening up. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I did. Twitter: @aliceazania / @LuminaryBakery Instagram: @aliceazania / @luminarybakery Buy the book: https://luminarybakery.com/pages/luminary-cookbook Edited by Chelsey Moore

“Opening my back door on a rare wet summer evening in Hackney, to let in the scent of petrichor. ‘A pleasant smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a […]

Sound Designer, Social Commentator and Menace Tom Alcott joins me on a digressive musical exploration of Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London, during which we discuss droning Post-Apocalyptic Gothscapes, a nomadic visionary creator of an electronic dulcimer, a Northumbrian experimental folk hero, the 'endless palette' of field recordings and Tom shares a clip from his jurassic cling-film magnum opus... We also play fictional song title ping pong, speculate liberally on the inhabitants of the cemetery (both dead and almost) and offer 'out-the-box' (⚰️) macabre musings on 21st century mortality. Apocalypse Bunker Discs ☢️

So far, Charlotte Marionneau has released two albums as Le Volume Courbe. She is also a Noel Gallagher's High Flying Bird. This episode was recorded at Charlotte's apartment in Stoke Newington, London, on 5th of March 2020.

Mushrooms, who knew?  Well, some people do, but most us will be  doing some intensive learning in this episode.  Mushrooms do some amazing things and cover miles and miles of the forest floor without us even knowing.  By the time you finish listening to this interview with John, you’ll be wondering why on earth we don’t do more of what he does, and why restaurants and cafes don’t feature more food sourced in this way.    I’m talking about foraging.    To me, foraging is a no brainer. The foods you come across, whether they are roots, berries, leaves, mushrooms, seaweeds or flowers, are true super foods. The act of searching for them also helps your wellbeing, either because you’re enjoying it with family and friends, or, if you’re on your own, it’s like a form of meditation.   You might have ruled out this activity, because you live in a town or city.  Think again!  John discovered the rewards of foraging in London, as he explored his local park in Stoke Newington.  You won’t believe how many different species of plant he has eaten from that square mile, but you’ll find out later.   Now that his home is in Dorset, John’s foraging patch extends to woods and the seashore, as well as different green spaces in the capital. Through his foraging walks, workshops and book, he’s doing his bit to spread the word about wild foods and just how fascinating they are.  

Let's talk about theatre. UNTIL THE 18TH OF JANUARY 2020, MON-FRI (7.30PM), SAT (3.3OPM & 7.30PM), £15(£12), TOWER THEATRE, LONDON (JUST OUT OF THE PRESS NIGHT FOR THIS) https://www.towertheatre.org.uk/ https://www.panproductions.co.uk/ https://www.towertheatre.org.uk/2019/12/11/lift/ How to get to the venue: The Tower Theatre Company, 16 Northwold Road, Stoke Newington, N16 7HR / The nearest underground stations are Victoria or Piccadilly Line to Finsbury Park and then 106 bus to the theatre or Victoria Line to Seven Sisters and then the 149, 243 or 476 busses to the theatre. All thoughts and opinions expressed on this show are solely those of the individual expressing them at the time of recording, and do not necessarily reflect the official position of The Good, the Bad and the Just Plain Standard, Milk In A Wineglass & Hicks Entertainment. I, Yann Sicamois - sound in body and mind - shall never apologize to an angry mob under any circumstances. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-the-wooden-path/message

How’s your election fatigue? In the final days of the campaign Renew’s Dan James catches up with Renew’s candidates in this general election special. Carla Burns, standing in Sefton Central, Haseeb Ur-Rehman in Hackney North and Stoke Newington, Heather Astbury in Edinburgh North and Leith and Jyoti Dialani in Bromley and Chislehurst share stories from the campaign trial, debate why this has become ‘the brexit election’ and look to the future of the UK, post-election.

How’s your election fatigue? In the final days of the campaign Renew’s Dan James catches up with Renew’s candidates in this general election special. Carla Burns, standing in Sefton Central, Haseeb Ur-Rehman in Hackney North and Stoke Newington, Heather Astbury in Edinburgh North and Leith and Jyoti Dialani in Bromley and Chislehurst share stories from the campaign trial, debate why this has become ‘the brexit election’ and look to the future of the UK, post-election.

We get super political in this episode with Mete Coban the Founder of My Life My Say and the Councillor of Stoke Newington. We get into depth of his journey, we discuss Brexit and other current affairs.

Ragged Scratch Podcast S1E4: An Ordinary VeinCW: Death of a family member, one short incident of swearingHosted by Natalie WinterSound Design, Recording Engineer: Kirsty GillmoreAn Ordinary House, by Clare FinnimoreWhen 28 year old Sarah goes off to Raqqa to fight with the Kurds, what happens to those she leaves behind. This fictional drama is adapted from a recent TV documentary about real events that happened in 2017Directed and edited by Natalie WinterDiana - Florence OliveaSarah - Amber MuldoonRachael - Sharita OomeerMark - Jamie NewalLike the Blood in Your Veins, by Victoria Taylor RobertsA lonely woman finds love (of sorts) on the treadmill.Directed by Victoria Taylor RobertsEdited by Kirsty GillmoreMaggie - Natalie ChisolmTheme music by Alyx JonesSound file attributions: Room tone: JGarc on Freesound: https://freesound.org/s/342863/ShoutoutsMedecins Sans Frontieres - https://www.msf.org.uk/Help Refugees - https://helprefugees.orgAmnesty International - https://www.amnesty.org.ukSomewhere Else Writer’s Group, Cirencester: https://somewhere-else-writers.org.Sharita Oomeer co-directing The Norman Conquests by Alan Ayckbourn for Tower Theatre in Stoke Newington, March 2020: towertheatre.org.ukVictoria Taylor Roberts on SpotifyFind us on:Twitter | Facebook | InstagramPlease consider supporting us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/raggedfoils

Women of colour have to navigate a world of work where they are often discriminated against because of their race as well as their gender. But despite the challenges, they are increasingly making their way to the top and carving out a new ‘normal’ for younger generations. To celebrate their success and share how they got there, Intelligence Squared partnered with gal-dem, an award-winning media platform that spotlights the creative work of women of colour and non-binary people of colour, to bring together pioneers from the worlds of media, politics and culture.We were joined by Diane Abbott, Shadow Home Secretary and Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington; Yomi Adegoke, Award-winning journalist; Corinne Bailey Rae, Award-winning singer-songwriter and musician; Bernardine Evaristo, author and Professor of Creative Writing at Brunel University, who earlier this week became the first black woman to win the Booker Prize; and Mishal Husain, Presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.The event was chaired by writer, journalist and broadcaster Ash Sarkar.Gal-dem has a new podcast called Growing up with gal-dem which you can listen to here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Signing off the last days of summer, Taylor and Sam fire up their new Ooni pizza oven as they fumble their way through endless dough recipes. Elsewhere, Sam ventures to the south coast, posing the question ‘is fish and chips on the coast the same if it’s not wrapped in paper?’, and they eat some incredibly satisfying french toast at Neighbourhood cafe, Esters, in Stoke Newington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We hear from one of the world’s last remaining globemakers and reflect on the globe’s cultural and symbolic currency. While Google Earth may give us intricate detail of every inch of land, there’s nothing like clutching a globe to properly comprehend our place in the world. We’ve been fascinated by replicating our planet since ancient times; an art and science that’s developed as our understanding has evolved. In this programme, we step into the studio of Bellerby & Co Globemakers, one of the few companies remaining that are making globes by hand today. From their Stoke Newington warehouse, we follow the journey of a globe from design to dispatch. We hear about the challenges they face daily, from retraining their hands to querying geopolitical protocol, and the customers who’ve commissioned their unique bespoke worlds. Alongside this creative process, we visit installation artist Luke Jerram, who is touring his replica earth artwork, Gaia. We also hear from writer and cartography enthusiast Simon Garfield and globe conservator Sylvia Sumira to explore the rich history of globemaking as well as some bigger ideas around the influence of those who represent our planet to us. The globe is crucially illustrative of our shared experience. Do we need its symbol today more than ever? Produced in Cardiff by Amelia Parker Photo by kind permission of Bellerby & Co Globemakers (credit: Sebastian Boettcher) Gaia soundtrack courtesy of Luke Jerram and Dan Jones

Weyland Mckenzie (AKA Wey & Nephew) , A 22 year old Rapper & DJ –born and raised in Stoke Newington, London. Weyland started DJing as part of ABOE (A Bit Of Everything) a London based arts and music platform who in the last couple years have hosted & DJ’d parties across London in venues like Visions, Soho House and Borderline as well as hosting the Brazilian Soulection Duo DKVPZ’s London show of their European tour. Last Summer Wey & Nephew spun as part of the Boiler room residents playing the opening and intermission sets at multiple boiler room events across London. Wey & Nephew/ Weyland also hosts The Green Room, a conversationalist music show on the award-winning Transmission Roundhouse network with Team GB athlete Reuben Arthur. Follow Wey & Nephew: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Weylandmck Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weylandmck/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbF0GvO7zb6xgGvkVoJFRRw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4xU0xLZoyGmY37PpbCplEy Tracklist: Sensimillia - Meek Whoyoii - Meek Jamican Nujabes - BoomDraw Rapid Fire - Santi ( Camtrao flip) Itty Bitty - DO Super Sigh (ft Santi) - Bris B Maria - Santi ft Goldlink Mr Vegas - Heads High (Limitless flip) My Boo - Vhoor & Omar Duo Dangote - Burna Boy Case - Teni Doin Things - Mitchell Yard x Pasquinel bust down señorita - Tera Kora & Paul Mond Turn it Up - Arif Omari & Frankliin Goodies (Chamos Edit)

Paul Maddog McGuinness is a guitarist who played in the Pogues and the Popes, who got knocked over by a car in Stoke Newington in 2013, resulting in a brain injury. He still struggles with walking, although The Popes has a new album coming out this year. He is a true trooper, nothing will hold the Maddog down!If you would like to donate to the Silverlining Charity it will be very much appreciated. All donations from this podcast will go towards Emma taking part in her next Goodwill Silverlining Mission to India. All donations are welcome, small or large we are grateful for your generosity and hope we shared awareness of an incredible brain injury charityTheme tune composed by Michelle de Jong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stoke Newington lit fest highlights, Lee Krasner at The Barbican, Booksmart. Guest Anna Berkeley, Personal stylist talks wardrobe editing, body mapping, how to shop and fashion tips. Film/TV: Booksmart - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1489887/ Killing Eve - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07b3shn Big Little Lies - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3920596/episodes?season=2 Years and Years - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000539g/years-and-years Tales of the City - https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80211563 Books: Another Planet - A Teenager in Suburbia by Tracey Thorn - https://canongate.co.uk/books/2467-another-planet-a-teenager-in-suburbia/ Queenie by Candice Carty Williams - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36586697-queenie The Van Apfel girls are gone by Felicity McLean - https://www.harpercollins.com.au/9781460755068/the-van-apfel-girls-are-gone/ Lowborn by Kerry Hudson - https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/111/1115780/lowborn/9781784742454.html Podcasts: Ctrl, Alt Delete by Philippa Perry - https://play.acast.com/s/ctrlaltdelete Honestly by Clemmie Telford - https://podtail.com/en/podcast/honestly-podcast-with-clemmie-telford/ @bluebaglife - instagram Exhibitions/Events: Lee Krasner exhibition at The Barbican - https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2019/event/lee-krasner-living-colour?gclid=Cj0KCQjwxYLoBRCxARIsAEf16-srNNwWcxQQ-H4HzYiw0Dfrk-aaYzr5I2kfqs2o7RLpryiZmmM14AsaApjkEALw_wcB Stoke Newington Literary Festival - http://www.stokenewingtonliteraryfestival.com Guest feature: Anna Berkeley Styling - https://annaberkeley.com Selfridges - https://www.selfridges.com/GB/en/ Zara - https://www.zara.com/uk/ DelPozo - https://www.delpozo.com/en/ What we’re wearing: Anna: Dries Van Noten - https://www.driesvannoten.be Marni - https://www.marni.com/gb Margaret Howell - https://www.margarethowell.co.uk Nike - https://www.nike.com/gb/ Jane K: Uniqlo - https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/ Gucci - https://www.gucci.com Topshop - https://www.topshop.com Margate T shirt - https://skatepharm.co.uk Jane S: Sykes - https://sykeslondon.com/collections/outerwear Acne - https://www.acnestudios.com/uk/en/home Miu Miu - https://www.miumiu.com/gb/en.html Veja - https://www.veja-store.com Loewe - https://www.loewe.com/eur/en/home

In Episode 2, I sit down with the owner of Testi. An award-winning Turkish restaurant based in Stoke Newington. Huseyin is a true inspiration to me, as well as to everyone around him! In this episode we discuss how the restaurant started over 15 years a...

Mete Coban is a Councillor for Stoke Newington in the London Borough of Hackney and Chief Executive at My Life My Say, a youth-led, non-partisan charity focused on increasing participation in democracy. Mete offers his views on how young people view democracy differently and how Brexit helped draw more young people into politics.

Up this week is someone who shouldn't really need any introduction. House maestro, and all round top bloke... Jamie Odell, aka Jimpster. Jamie wears many hats and wears them well. He's one of the most revered house producers/DJs on the scene and his labels Freerange and Delusions Of Grandeur continue to help break incredible new music which he brings to his DJ sets across the globe. He'll be joining us on the 15th of June for the second party in our Basement Series at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington... so grab yourself a ticket if you haven't already... https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1218392 He's also been diggin' through the archive recently, and with the help of top label Craigie Knowes, will be re-releasing one of his first ever house records under his moniker Loxodrome... be sure to bag a copy before they disappear. https://www.juno.co.uk/products/the-loxodrome-ep-reissue/725779-01/ Artist: @jimpster

My guide to Newington Green and Stoke Newington! Join my Travel Group here: bit.ly/flicktraveltips Follow me on IG: Instagram.com/travelwithbez

Bee Rowlatt embarks on a remarkable journey in search of the feminist pioneer Mary Wollstonecraft. Bee chairs a campaign to memorialise Wollstonecraft in Stoke Newington, Mary on the Green. Bee Rowlatt is a writer and journalist. The best-selling 'Talking About Jane Austen in Baghdad' has been dramatised by the BBC, and translated into numerous languages. Bee contributed to Virago's Fifty Shades of Feminism, and has clocked over two decades at BBC World Service (now freelance). Bee’s public speaking appearances include the Jaipur Literature Festival, 5x15, the Times Literary Festival, Hay Festivals in Cartagena and Xalapa, Southbank WOW festival, and British Council literary events in Iraq, Norway, Palestine and Russia. Recorded live at EartH Hackney in March 2019. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

Paul and Rob stride out North from Stoke Newington in search of mileage. Featuring adventures in Scotland and Malta, adventures avoided in Derby, Daughters' adventures in Wembley and Thailand, how to - and how not to - run really far, slapstick, cartoon builders, merch, and the Vaseline song. TO BE CONTINUED...By the way, the merch has landed, and is available HERE: https://newbalanceteam.co.uk/clubs-teams-and-unis/running-commentary Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/runningcommentary. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Live recording from the first instalment in our basement series at The Waiting Room in Stoke Newington, London. 2 hours of The Revenge followed by 30min of B2B action with SlothBoogie. Enjoy! Basement Series Party #2 with Jimpster - 15.06.19 : https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1218392 Subscribe to podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slothboogie-podcast/id1267284555?mt=2

Bellerby & Co are artisan globemakers based in Stoke Newington, London, England where they create (arguably) the best globes in the world. In this episode, you will learn what the process of creating these globes looks like and the challenges these modern-day globe makers face.

As Spring pops in Stoke Newington, Highbury and Finsbury Park, Tom Price joins Paul and Rob for a muddy loop past the pretty bits. Featuring radio talk, parenting and the passage of time, pretending to be policemen, Michael Buble and Ronan Keating, spotting dogs, casing houses, breakfast show memories and 'putting on numbers'. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/runningcommentary. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A special Valentines day show for all our Dancers, Chancers & Romancers..... Be sure to join us at our first party of the year... February 22nd, with The Revenge at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington, London. Tickets: https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1218027 Danny's Incense Hour : Tatsuro Yamashita - Overture Trevor Bastow - Soft Shades BADBADNOTGOOD - Fall In Love Jay Z - Girls, Girls, Girls Potatohead People - Quest for Love Mndsgn. - Damndamndamn Sade - Kiss Of Life Jay Dee - Think Twice Tatsuro Yamashita - Love Talkin' (honey it's you) The Internet - Hold On (Planet Giza Edit) Yaeji - Passionfruit [GODMODE] Bondi Bondi - Dinner 4-2 [SB EDITZ] - https://fanlink.to/sbeditz005 JVXTA - My Love [A-Z Records] Apparel Wax - LP00D2 [Apparel Wax] Kettenkarussell - Maybe [Giegling] Omar-S - S.E.X [FXHE] Cloudy Kid - Libido [Kajunga Records] Pat's Back to Business Hour : Marcel Vogel - I Got Jesus Luvless - The First Aid Manual [SB EDITZ] - https://fanlink.to/sbeditz005 Marcin Krupa - Link In Bio [Sour Edits] Phonk D - Gettin' Down [NDYD] Kapote - Brasiliko [Toy Tonics] JVXTA - The Only One [A-Z Records] FOLD - Onion Gravy [Shall Not Fade] Carlo - White Lies (feat. Nikoss) [Haŵs] Trus'Me - Someone New [Groovement] Tape Hiss - Ephemeral Beauty [Love Notes] Marlon Hoffstadt - Take A Moment [Midnight Themes]

Turning a pop up success into a permanent site, the challenges of learning on the job and allowing a second site to form it's own identity with Joel, co-founder of The Good Egg. For this episode, we spoke to Joel, one of three founders of neighbourhood restaurant The Good Egg, with sites in Stoke Newington and more recently, Soho, in London. It was fascinating to hear about the scope of the inspiration for their menus and general vibes - from Tel Aviv and Middle Eastern flavours to the Californian brunch scene and the delis of New York City! We loved hearing the story of their first site - born from their successful pop ups - and how they went about fitting out the space and then finding their way in the opening months. We also discussed the differences between their two spaces and how they are forming their own identities while remaining true to the brand ethos, with much focus on transparency and sustainability across the board. We hope you enjoy the episode and can recommend a visit to either site as soon as possible! You can find The Good Egg at 93 Stoke Newington Church St, London, N16 0AS or Ground Floor, Kingly Court, Kingly Street, London W1B 5PW. You can find them on Instagram @thegoodegg_ or on their website at www.thegoodegg.co. You can find us on Instagram @whatscookingpodcast, on Twitter @whatscookingpod or email us on thewhatscookingpodcast@gmail.com.

In this episode the Unflopped crew discuss Sheffield, Stoke Newington, and Harlem. Stuart and Sean each pitch a flop single that they think deserved to be a pop music hit and Judge Joe gives his verdict. This week’s songs are ‘The Real Thing’ by ABC and ‘Deep In Vogue’ by Malcolm McLaren and the Bootzilla Orchestra featuring Lourdes and Willi Ninja. This episode was edited by Ben Goodstein.

Lovingly hijacking the Love Talkin podcast with a movie geek ramble through the contemporary pop culture scene. Hosted by actor, comedy writer and the punchable face of 2007 UK anti-video piracy, Tom Andrews. Joined by his good friend the “Stephen King of Stoke Newington” novelist and actor, Ross Armstrong. Delivering film chat paced to be... The post Episode 27 – We Are the Only Ones Left – Movie chat with Tom & Ross (Part 1) appeared first on Love Talkin'.

This week - Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle Series 2 Episode 4Created by and starring Stewart Lee and broadcast on BBC Two, it features stand-up comedy and sketches united by a theme for each episode. It was script-edited by Chris Morris and was initially executive-produced by Armando Iannucci.The BBC declined to make any further series due primarily to cuts to BBC 2's comedy budget which would focus on scripted comedy.The main body of the show is a Stewart Lee stand-up comedy performance, recorded live at the Mildmay Club in Stoke Newington with a club audience. Usually two episodes of the show were recorded per evening. Each episode has a theme, around which Lee performs his material.A recurring element of the show is the "hostile interrogator", played by Armando Iannucci for the first two series and by Chris Morris from Series 3 onwards. In a darkened room, the interrogator quizzes Lee about his approach to stand-up comedy and his attitudes toward his audience and the comedy industry.Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle is available on the BBC iPlayer https://bbc.in/2MqvTCUComedy Slab is available on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, iHeart Radio and Youtube.Subscribe for a new episode each Monday.We're @ComedySlab on Twitter.

I've been meaning to catch up with Michael for a while, and he was well worth the wait. Our conversation in this episode was recorded outside The Waiting Room in Stoke Newington, where he was about to perform with his band Factory Seconds. You can find out more about that band here: -- https://www.instagram.com/factory2ndsband -- https://soundcloud.com/factory2ndsband -- Also on the bill were: Pristine Babe -- https://www.instagram.com/pristine_babe -- Graceland -- https://www.instagram.com/graceland_band -- Thanks for listening. 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.

This week John and Andy are joined by super-librarian Nancy Pearl, possibly the only librarian in the world to have their own action figure, to discuss Rose Macaulay's gloriously eccentric family saga Told by an Idiot. John has been reading Sally Bayley's acclaimed bibliomemoir Girl With Dove, while Andy waxes lyrical over Andrew Sean Greer's Pulitzer-winning novel Less (and has a surprise in store...) This episode was recorded in the library at the recent Stoke Newington literary festival.

Second of our two-part interview with John Barker, Angry Brigade prisoner, covering the arrests, the sensational trial, his time in prison and the political situation upon his release in the late 1970s. Support this podcast and get early access to episodes and other benefits on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/workingclasshistory Check out John’s website and buy his books here: https://www.theharrier.net/ And check out John Barker’s radical London playlist, a collection of tracks which Brigaders were listening to at the time here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL71HxBMvC6byAUIVUB3Hm_h4HLy26FIKr This is a detailed history of the Angry Brigade: https://libcom.org/library/angry-brigade-history-britains-first-urban-guerilla-group And this is a comprehensive chronology of Angry Brigade activities and collection of all their documentation: https://libcom.org/history/angry-brigade-documents-chronology FOOTNOTES 1. Tyranny of structuralessness – Jo Freeman – read it online here: https://libcom.org/library/tyranny-structurelessness-jo-freeman 2. Stoke Newington police station – one particular notorious incident was the death of Colin Roach in this police station. Info on that here: https://libcom.org/library/workers’-playtime-death-colin-roach-“community-policing”-1983 3. Bending the Bars – John Barker – buy it online here: https://www.theharrier.net/product/bending-the-bars-by-john-barker-ebook/ 4. Hull prison riot – read Angry Brigade prisoner Jake Prescott's account of the riot here: https://libcom.org/library/account-hull-prison-riot-1976-jake-prescott 5. IRA – the Irish Republican Army – the main pro-Irish independence armed group 6. Portuguese revolution – this is a short history of the revolution: https://libcom.org/history/1974-1975-the-portuguese-revolution And this is a detailed account and analysis of it: https://libcom.org/library/portugal-impossible-revolution-phil-mailer 7. Leninist – following the ideology of Russian Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin, particularly with regard to the importance he placed upon a "vanguard" political party 8. Winter of discontent – this is a short history of the Winter of discontent strike wave: https://libcom.org/history/1978-1979-winter-of-discontent 9. Libertarian communism – this refers to communism being implemented not through the state but by the mass of workers ourselves. This is a short introduction to libertarian communism: https://libcom.org/library/libertarian-communism-introduction 10. London cleaners strikes – in recent years mostly migrant cleaners have self-organised numerous successful disputes, mostly through the rank-and-file United Voices of the World (https://www.uvwunion.org.uk) and Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (https://iwgb.org.uk) 11. Big Flame – this is a partial archive of texts by or about Big Flame: https://libcom.org/tags/big-flame 12. Acorn – a tenants' union and antipoverty organising group. This is their website: https://acorntheunion.org.uk/ 13. Broadway market occupation – this occupation of a cafe in Hackney, London to prevent its conversion to luxury flats took place in 2006. More info here: https://libcom.org/news/article.php/broadway-market-cafe-occupation-2005-6 14. Criminal Justice Acts – John Barker – buy it online here: https://www.theharrier.net/product/criminal-justice-acts/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edited by Tyler Hill of the Gods & Ghosts podcast: https://tylerkenthill.podbean.com/ Our theme tune is Bella Ciao, thanks for permission to use it from Dischi del Sole. You can purchase it here: http://www.alabianca.it/store/bravo-records/le-canzoni-di-bella-ciao-aa-vv/ Or stream it here: https://open.spotify.com/album/6yXBmaTSWDKWz45JuE78xi?si=imm7zdnXQrWJWUUEzgNEAQ

This month Pearl Wise, Jonny Virgo and new recruit Jess Lawson are joined by Douglas Karson to talk about an ambitious 10 day bonanza of cabaret, comedy, film, art and music at One2Festival in London Fields, members of the children’s literacy charity Hackney Pirates talk about their adventures in radio making, Pearl finds out why an Estate Agency in Stoke Newington is promoting property in Stoke on Trent and discovers a new analogue multi-venue; The Institute of Light. Singer-songwriter STAC plays live in the studio to celebrate her brand new Perpetual EP release.

Paul and Rob are joined by newsreader, presenter and two-time London Marathon-er Matt Barbet for a turn around Clissold Park in Stoke Newington. Featuring twangy hamstrings, speedy parents, cygnets, cycling, and a mysterious silvery wolf. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/runningcommentary. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recent London upstarts 'Let's Go Swimming' have been causing quite a stir as of late, not just for their polite reference to the great Arthur Russell but for their interesting line ups and intriguing party booking policy. On the 21st of May they will return to The Waiting Room in Stoke Newington, East London where they will be joined by Bell Towers and Ozel AB. The coming months will also see the crew release their debut record which will act as the foundation of a record label of the same name. The debut release is produced by a newcomer, Mackness, who offers up three tracks which look as though they will fit well alongside the musical policy of the party itself. More of that later, we caught up with 'Let's Go Swimming' for an introduction...

Episode 80 Happy Halloween! After a lengthy recap (go to 32 min 39 seconds to skip it), the Investigators get on with it! Having finished the Diary of Professor Smith the Cthulhu team remember that they were going to Stoke Newington to look into the disappearance of Mr Henry Stanley, who had recently bought a […]

How do we save London's pubs - as places of social, architectural and historic interest, AND as lovely places to have a drink? This week, N Quentin Woolf is at the Rose and Crown in Stoke Newington to find out what can be done to protect our pubs from the worst ravages of developers, the economy and more. He meets the pub's landlord Martin Harley, and Emily Gee from Historic England. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've been pestering Craig for a mix ever since we started the podcast 3 years ago and we'd abandoned all hope of getting something from him so imagine our surprise when we awoke one morning to find this sitting pretty in our inbox. The cynical amongst us would say he's got a party to promote and you'd be right but hey, we'll take it. Craig's currently riding high on the success of his debut album on Tsuba 'Buy The Ticket Take The Ride' and his own Magic Feel stable is back after a short hiatus with a cracking new EP from Paresse & Markus Gibb which is a must buy. As for the aforementioned party, it's is taking place at Bar A Bar in Stoke Newington, London on 20th March with Craig himself and Clandestino favourites Paramida and Khidja. Should be brilliant, get along to it if your in London. Full details check here: https://www.facebook.com/events/877054012357669/ https://soundcloud.com/craig-bratley

Pinch punch first of the month, tis the season of the mad March hare. Days getting brighter, staying lighter, then in a few weeks the clocks go back, and hey, we're living in a different world. All of which may seem like a strange rumination if you're living in Kuala Lumpa or even L.A., but life in a temperate zone like London pivots around such seasonal adjustments. It had been a raw day, windy, with the last throes of Winter wreaking havoc with anyone dressing according to how the day looked from behind glass. After nightfall everything usually calms down, though there had been an aberrational thunderstorm after the sun had gone down, a brief freak-out of nature. However by the time I was riding South the roads had by and large dried, with just the odd puddle to swerve reminding me of the earlier deluge. So onwards and upwards for The Cosmic Jam. You know what? I'm so grateful to everyone that commented here or on my Facebook page after my mild crisis of confidence last week, all those positive affirmations are hugely appreciated. Faith restored, and once again eager to let the music take your mind, (and mine!). (Not forgetting heart, soul, toes and any other bits it might reach....) So I'm listening back as I write, and I think it's fair to say that the opening string of soulful ditties that lead off this week's show act like a soft start, a gentle intro, all gloriously mid-tempo and full of uplifting warmth. Soooo happy to already have something fresh from Jarrod Lawson, though that's hardly fair on the actual artist in question, trumpeter Farnell Newton, but Lawson's presence definitely steals the spotlight. "Peace and Love" has that Dilla-ish off kilter bounce, a righteous message, sublime harmonies, and glorious trumpet from Mr. Newton whose contribution should really not be eclipsed by the man of the moment. Miles Bonny, I remember being heavily into his "Closer Love" EP back in '07, but strangely I hadn't touched down on anything from his "Lumberjack Soul" album from a 2011...never too late to remedy a notable omission, and "Learning To Fly" is a worthy contender. Finally Rhonda Thomas', the album slightly underwhelmingly called "Vinyl Daze", has some tracks that I like well enough and others like "Reach" which I consider to be top drawer... and they keep getting better the more I listen, which is a good sign. Then we twist...... who'd want to stay in that comfortable Soul groove for too long? Vanessa Freeman's new project Gomo, which I somewhat misleadingly dubbed Gomo Mondo on the show, when actually the album is called "Mondo Romance". Get it? At least I do now....and the music, which climbs to a nice altitude with tunes like "Breathless" combining jazz elements with a new school sensibility, and V's voice which blossoms and grows ever more wondrous....nuff said. Native Dancer, cosmic, strong.... "Speaking Of Happiness" wrought from the best part of the weave, made of the most soulful material, a truly classic cut. Stanley Cowell... a pianist whose compositions and evergreen approach to the music called Jazz should be no stranger to Cosmic Jam listeners. Though some vinyl jazz heads may have prized his contributions to the Strata East stable and maybe his awesome "New World" album for the Galaxy label, they may have missed or not even realised his ever expanding oeuvre of CD only releases, many for the Steeplechase label. The album "Mandara Blossoms" features vocalist Karen Francis throughout, and as it was kind of extended by both bass and drum solos I did a crude edit of "A Whole New World" for broadcast purposes, hope nobody's offended, kind of sacrilegious I know, but too many tunes to bless the session with! Like "Señor Zamora", Harold Vick's Latin fused thoroughbred for Strata East, Joe Bonner on Fender Rhodes, ouch!! Too tough. Keeping the Latin tinge, Fertile Ground's "Peace And Love" had been in my head all day, they've deservedly had a revival at Forge Towers of late; the band was mainly the project of James Collins who played keys and wrote most of the tunes however this one was penned by Navasha Deya who fronted the band and partnered James in love, life and music until they parted ways and Fertile Ground were no more.However their legacy deserves attention, in the wake of so much interest in "Spiritual Jazz" and the kind of community led projects the likes of Horace Tapscott et al were at the forefront of, we shouldn't ignore those who carried that torch into the modern era, themselves struggling with the realities of making spiritual music for a commercial music marketplace. Poncho Sanchez, whenever I mention him in these notes I'm reminded of the day when he and his band stepped out of a tour bus to play at Dingwalls in Camden Lock, some serious L.A. latinos with beards to shame most hipsters. The Banda brothers on timbales and bass!! They were as good as it gets in Latin Jazz, tunes like "Ican" were the reason we went out of our way, and way over our budget, to book them for our Sunday afternoon jazz-dance session. They were happy, in fact so happy they celebrated the occasion with the tune "A Night In London" on their Chile Con Soul release. The Ray Stephen Oche tune is an old favourite, however the African stream flows on with the two tunes that follow, the incredible Ndikho Xaba which starts off the second hour and a tune from the Ice album which had been languishing in my collection for many years without me exploring beyond the funky classic "Racubah", and in many ways I vastly prefer "Ozan Koukle". Bongos, Rhodes, solos...a la bit (Afro)acid-jazz, but lovely all the same, particularly the chanted refrain. Out of Africa to ...... Stereolab, an odd insertion I agree, but it does kind of work, and it gets even odder by following on with Maze....I just had to do it. And then Hey Jude?? Yes, well, Edu Lobo's version is sublime..... Finally we get some boogie groove, with Japanese jazz-funkers Casiopea making a long overdue appearance on the show, followed by my favourite "AOR disco" acquisition of late, the Sweet Vendetta album from Adrian Gurvitz, Adrian straight outta Stoke Newington, has a career with stints alongside powerhouse drummer Buddy Miles (Hendrix Band Of Gypsies) and then with Ginger Baker. So no surprise that this, his first solo album was made with some top notch U.S. session players, including drummers Jeff Pocaro and Ed Greene who features on this tune "Untouchable And Free" which I first heard somebody play at Danny Psychemagick's Magic Forest festival last summer, it was a tune that stuck in my head, though I didn't actually know what it was, didn't ask, and then lo and behold, I pick up the Gurvitz album for a paltry sum, get it on the turntable, and Side One Track One.... it's that tune!! Love it when that happens , oh blessed serendipity! Nice re-edit of Pacific Jam follows, primed for the dance floor, that tune has always been big in my box! Rhyze needs a pitch down, but is even punchier with the bpm lowered and "Free And Easy" suddenly sounds spectacular... a nice way to finish. Loved this one.... Until next time, peace love and pyjamas! P.x 1. Farnell Newton ft. Jarrod Lawson&Tony Ozier - Peace And Love 2. Miles Bonny - Learning How To Fly 3. Rhonda Thomas - Reach 4. Gomo - Breathless 5. Native Dancer - Paris Drive 6. Gloria Lynne - Speaking Of Happiness 7. Stanley Cowell ft. Karen Francis - A Brand New World 8. Harold Vick - Senor Zamora 9. Fertile Ground - Peace And Love 10. Poncho Sanchez - Ican 11. Ray Stephen Oche - Odeiyolaoo 12. Ndikho Xaba and The Natives - Nomusa 13. Ice - Ozan Koukle 14. Stereolab - The Extension Trip 15. Maze - The Look In Your Eyes 16. Edu Lobo - Hey Jude 17. Casiopea - Eyes Of Mind 18. Adrian Gurvitz - Untouchable And Free 19. Pacific Jam - Antes De Mais Nada 20. Rhyze - Free 21. Rene And Angela - Free And Easy

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/junes Ahead of Bixon's 3rd Birthday this Friday at BarABar in Stoke Newington, we caught up with Berlin based DJ and producer Junes, real name Neil McDermott, to discuss his latest record 'Root Pattern', his first steps into making music and DJing, his favourite hangouts in Berlin and what the future holds for his record label Galdoors. inverted-audio.com/artist/junes inverted-audio.com/label/galdoors inverted-audio.com/partner/bixon

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/volte-face Volte-Face is the production name of Casper Clark, the man behind BleeD, London's go-to club night for experimental electronic music. Casper has also played an integral role in programming of London's more intimate and experimental venues, such as The Lock Tavern in Camden, Amersham Arms in New Cross and The Waiting Room in Stoke Newington, which thanks to him Inverted Audio hosted events in during 2012 and 2013. Casper also helps curate music for an array of music festivals including Field Day, Beacons in Yorkshire, Donau in Austria and Unsound in Poland, he also helms London's experimental category for 22Tracks. Now in his second year operating as Volte-Face, it seems that 2014 has ultimately primed to produce a remix for Daniel Avery to be release on Erol Alkan's imprint Phantasy Sound. It seems that 2014 has been 'the' year in which everything that Casper has worked for has been worth it. This mix is a summation of Volte-Face's musical scope and integrity, offering up a hour and a half of his past. Volte-Face has more material to be released in 2015. inverted-audio.com/artist/volte-face

On Tuesday 25th November 2014, SOAS Radio's Daniel Avis caught up with the long-standing MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, Diane Abbott to discuss immigration, Theresa May's proposed anti-terrorism legislation and her own ambitions to become the next Mayor of London in 2016.

For one week only the podcast makes me the guest as I appear on John Flannery's Soundtracking show - originally broadcast by Reels Rebels Radio - catch up with past shows at http://www.mixcloud.com/flanners2013/uploads/ or check out the varied musical palates of other DJs at this Stoke Newington, London based radio station at http://www.reelrebelsradio.com Tracklisting: Chang & Sword - Cliff Martinez (Only God Forgives). Cannibal Holocaust theme - Riz Ortolani Can't Forget - Cliff Martinez ... feat. Mac Quayle & Vithaya Pansringarm (Only God Forgives) Spoiled - Sebadoh (Kids) Mari's Birthday Surprise - David Hess (Last House On The Left) Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith (Dazed and Confused) Nightcall - Kavinsky & Lovefoxxx (Drive) You're My Dream - Cliff Martinez (Feat Thai band Proud) Only God Forgives. Adultress' Punishment - Riz Ortolani (Cannibal Holocaust) Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack (Across 110th Street & Jackie Brown) Wait For The Rain - David Hess (Last House On The Left) Anyone Else But You - Moldy Peaches (Juno) A Real Hero - College (Drive) Moldavia - Front 242 (The Guest) From their 1991 album Tyranny (For You) Where Is My Mind? - The Pixies (Fight Club) Eastbound and Down - Jerry Reed and Dick Feller (Smokey and the Bandit). Wanna Fight - Cliff Martinez (Only God Forgives) "Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0.
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Sara Mohr-Pietsch joins the singer, composer and director Laura Bowler at the London cafe she regular uses as her composing space, and at her flat in Stoke Newington. Laura tells Sara how being surrounded by human interaction feeds into her music, and why buses and trains are her favourite places to write.

In this clip: Alexei Sayle at the 1981 Ball. If you live in Stoke Newington look away now. www.amnesty.org.uk/secretpoliceman

Matthew Parris is joined by Diane Abbott MP and biographer and critic Michael Billington to explore the life of playwright and Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter. His name - if you add an "esque" to it, as in Thatcheresque or Ortonesque - defines that which is 'marked especially by halting dialogue, uncertainty of identity, and air of menace'. But today's great life is not an easy man to encapsulate. He was a polymath - a playwright, poet, screenwriter, actor, director, political activist and Nobel Laureate - whom his biographer describes as 'an instinctively radical poet whose chosen medium is drama.' He was one of Britain's most celebrated writers - the master of the pause - Harold Pinter. Pinter is said to have 'stamped his mark on the cultural and political scene as an observer of suburban brooding and as an irate iconoclast.' He was also born in Hackney, which explains in part why he has been chosen by Diane Abbott, Shadow Minister for Public Health, and MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington. The programme explores Pinter's life and his appeal for Abbott with expert assistance from Pinter's biographer, the writer and critic Michael Billington.

Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Fraser Lewry on: forming bands in Stoke Newington, the reunion of Spandau Ballet, people who can sing and people who can't plus a plug for Luke Haines' book. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Fraser Lewry on: forming bands in Stoke Newington, the reunion of Spandau Ballet, people who can sing and people who can't plus a plug for Luke Haines' book. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Fraser Lewry on: forming bands in Stoke Newington, the reunion of Spandau Ballet, people who can sing and people who can't plus a plug for Luke Haines' book.

Summer 2001. Matt, Mikey and Paul were sharing a house in Stoke Newington. The knocked-through lounge / kitchen / conservatory and outside yard made it an excellent party house. And being not-too-far from Finsbury Park made it an excellent venue for post-Pride shenanigans.As with all these parties, I’d rock up with my mini disc and wire together a few stereos. Here’s a mix I knocked up for the 2001 event. We open with a few funky faves before moving to a few more banging post-trance thumpers, ending with the classic Hold That Sucker Down.mardi gras mix > summer 2001true gold groove no.1smokin' jojakatta american dreamgrace jones slave to the rhythm house bootlegjazzin the waystatic avenger happy peopleel b get hertrisco muzakbasstoy runningserious danger deepertall paul rock da house fergie remixtouch mefaithless hold that sucker down builds like a skyscraper mix51.8MB AAC file 128kbps - 62 mins