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As the annual festive battle wears on to decide whether the family will spend this evening watching new spangly Content™ from a surfeit of modern entertainment platforms or the much-loved VHS tape of yuletide specials from yesteryear instead, it is a time of high resolution - it is a time of low resolution - and it is of course time to try and forget about making New Year resolutions altogether... The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is no exception to this televisual knife-edge, and has opted this Hogmanay to watch Bruce Forsyth and The Generation Game's New Year's Day episode from 1973. It's business as usual at Television Centre with a seasonal twist, which means the side-eyes, barbed comments, bickering and general failure to understand any of the rules means the programme should match the mood of your living room, perfectly. How arbitrary is the scoring system for vast swathes of this game? How axiomatic are Forsyth's helpful hints during its climactic round? And how apoplectic is Ernie going to be when he remembers in three days' time it was the headphones he wanted? Resolve to press Play every day (or until you forget, around January 4th) and find out... The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is a free podcast from iPorle Media, which holds production copyright. Opinions and recollections expressed are not to be taken as fact. The title and credit music is by Doctor Velvet. Audio segments from television programmes are presented for review and informational purposes only under fair use, and no ownership of these is claimed or implied by this show. Email enquiries to peggymountpod@gmail.com

David Torkington is a Spiritual Theologian, Author, Lecturer and Broadcaster who specializes in Prayer, Christian Spirituality and Mystical Theology. For the past fifty years he has been communicating to his audience his profound love of the traditional and authentic Mystical and Biblical Theology that has inspired all his writings on prayer. During his twelve year s as Director of a London Retreat and Conference Centre , followed by his tenure as the Dean of Studies at the Nation al Catholic Radio and Television Centre in London , he gained direct experience of the decline in the moral and spiritual life of the Church. After lecturing on Mystical theology at the invitation of the Angelicum, the Dominican University in Rome , he has spent the rest of his life trying to inspire Catholics with the truth. That is to return without delay to the profound contemplative spirituality bequeathed to the early Church by Jesus Christ himself and its development from St Paul , to St Teresa of Avila and St John of the Cross. He has written ten books on prayer and the spiritual life, some of which have been translated into thirteen languages. Support My Work If you find my content valuable please consider supporting my work with a one-time donation here: DONATE You may also consider joining Coffin Nation, our premium community. As a member, you will enjoy other shows and live webinars not available to the general public. Click here to learn more: COFFIN NATION Resources Mentioned Website: https://davidtorkington.com Find his latest books and free video series: https://essentialistpress.com/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/DavidJohnTorkington Twitter: https://twitter.com/DTorkington

David Torkington is a Spiritual Theologian, Author, Lecturer and Broadcaster who specializes in Prayer, Christian Spirituality and Mystical Theology. For the past fifty years he has been communicating to his audience his profound love of the traditional and authentic Mystical and Biblical Theology that has inspired all his writings on prayer. During his twelve year s as Director of a London Retreat and Conference Centre , followed by his tenure as the Dean of Studies at the Nation al Catholic Radio and Television Centre in London , he gained direct experience of the decline in the moral and spiritual life of the Church. After lecturing on Mystical theology at the invitation of the Angelicum, the Dominican University in Rome , he has spent the rest of his life trying to inspire Catholics with the truth. That is to return without delay to the profound contemplative spirituality bequeathed to the early Church by Jesus Christ himself and its development from St Paul , to St Teresa of Avila and St John of the Cross. He has written ten books on prayer and the spiritual life, some of which have been translated into thirteen languages. Resources Mentioned Website: https://davidtorkington.com FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/DavidJohnTorkington Twitter: https://twitter.com/DTorkington

S3E05: The media industry is facing a skills crisis right when the demands for content are soaring. What can be done to encourage more people to join the sector and to retain them once they are there? In the fourth episode of season three of the Making the Media Podcast, host Craig Wilson is joined by two guests to discuss the issue. Our Guests This Episode Charlotte Layton With over 25 years in the industry, Charlotte has worked across the content creation pipeline. From a transmission controller at first L!VE Tv and then MTV, she joined BBC Resources (now Studio Works) in the early 2000s as a post-production producer. She then became Commercial Manager, taking on responsibility for the Television Centre studios, as well. After relocating the studio provision to Elstree, following the TVC site sale, she joined The Farm as Commercial Director, growing the business over seven years in preparation for its sale in 2019. Following the sale, Charlotte co-founded Racoon with The Farm's senior management team in 2021. Racoon is the post-production model for the future, focussed on redefining how we collaborate creatively in the work-anywhere world. Jay Welk Jay recently retired from the Davis School District after having oversight for the design and build of the Davis Catalyst Center, a technical high school where students work with industry partners to develop technical and professional skills in preparation for career and post-secondary education opportunities. Davis District is the second largest district in Utah with an approximate K-12 enrollment of 72,000 students. The ten high schools in the district offer a full menu of courses in all career and technical-education pathways. More Resources For more on this topic, check out: Live and Learn – Trevor Rumes from Thomas More University outlines how they prepare the next generation of media students. Avid for Education – Find out how Avid is helping education the media workforce of the future Contact Us Questions? Comments? Cool ideas? Get in touch: makingthemedia@avid.com or @craigaw1969. Follow Avid at @avid. Credits Host: Craig Wilson Producer: Matt Diggs Social: Wim Van den Broeck Theme Music: Greg “Stryke” Chin

The heat is on as the weekend arrives for The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour at long last, and what better way to burst into the best two days than with some high-sugar cereal, high-profile casting and high-energy televisual nonsense?   Our hosts find themselves huddling around the gogglebox for the grand finalé of BBC's Swap Shop, following which there's just enough time to strap on eight wheels and fire up the funk to become an absolute health-and-safety liability for the grand finalé of the CHiPs's Roller Disco evening...   What does it say about children's British live TV programming that there's not a single guest in Television Centre under the age of 40, apart from the one boy that usually hangs around outside? What does it say about American policing that two people on high-powered motorcycles can't catch three people on roller skates but one person in a car can, and she wasn't even trying? And what does it say about impressionability that Doctor Velvet and Blackout are now actively considering buying Heelys?   Join the party, press Play and find out...   The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is a free podcast from iPorle Media, which holds production copyright. Opinions and recollections expressed are not to be taken as fact. The title and credit music is by Doctor Velvet. Audio segments from television programmes are presented for review and informational purposes only under fair use, and no ownership of these is claimed or implied by this show. Email enquiries to peggymountpod@gmail.com

A special LIVE edition recorded from the rooftop of The Broadcaster at the Television Centre. Matt is joined by UK Press Gazette Editor Charlotte Tobitt to explore what Boris Johnson's exit means for the Government's media agenda - has Channel 4 been reprieved?The BBC sets out plans for a consolidated TV news channel launching in 2023, seventy UK jobs are on the line. Radio expert and technologist Ann Charles is on hand to assess the BBC's new news offering.Plus, we hear all about the BBC's Audio Lab creator programme. Commissioning Producer Leanne Alie and Creator Adam Zmith share the exciting new podcasts coming to BBC Sounds this Summer.And in the Media Quiz, will our grand prize match Gary Lineker's salary?A Rethink Audio Production, produced by Phoebe Adler Ryan, with support from Matt Hill.*Get more from Adam Zmith and Leanne Alie on the BBC Audio Labs programme over on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mediapod Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yeah, when we announced a month of David Bowie movies, you weren't expecting this one, were you? An adaptation of an obscure early Berthold Brecht play that Bowie recorded for the BBC in between Scary Monsters and Let's Dance, Baal is quite probably the most challenging artefact in his screen career - and we're including the Twin Peaks movie in that tally. But it's also thematically linked to his music in a number of interesting ways, and it paired him with a great British director - the late Alan Clarke. On this week's episode, Graham is joined by We Are Cult's Mark Cunliffe once again to discuss the holy trinity of Brecht, Bowie and Clarke, as well as the way that Bowie's screen career took off just as his musical career was hitting a troubled patch, the secret to success on Letterboxd and the vexed question of what Alan Clarke did in the Television Centre lifts. There may also be singing. We're sorry. If you don't want us to be reliant on handouts from Weimar-era aristocrats, you can donate to our Patreon where you'll get a monthly bonus episode, unrestricted access to our other movie podcast Directors Uncut, Graham's Doctor Who reviews and more. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more news. #popscreen #moviereviews #davidbowie #baal #bertholdbrecht #alanclarke #bbc #zoewannamaker

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Christmas may only come once a year, but The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour presents an unholy trinity of seasonal specials to keep you warm during the darkest month. Doctor Velvet and Blackout invite Ozzy Bognops round for yuletide reminiscence, irreverent chat and lashings of booze as they delve into the televisual archive and summon the ghosts of Christmas past... Selecting from the festive kids' menu our trio draw the curtains, flip out the screen-glare shields and brace for a dead leg and an all-expenses-paid trip to Bethlehem in Watch. Then it's back in good old blighty where everything is refined, restrained and furiously beige as tradition meets aspiration in To The Manor Born. Will there really be Peace On Earth when a TV presenter ends up stranded in Television Centre alone with a pair of scissors, two cameras and four hundred empty shoeboxes? Will there be goodwill toward men when a prime-time Christmas Special is commissioned seemingly in the second week of December and with the budget of a clip-show? AND WILL THERE BE ANY PORT LEFT? Crack open the eggnog and hit Play to find out... The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is a free podcast from iPorle Media, which holds production copyright. Opinions and recollections expressed are not to be taken as fact. The title and credit music is by Doctor Velvet. Audio segments from television programmes are presented for review and informational purposes only under fair use, and no ownership of these is claimed or implied by this show. Email enquiries to peggymountpod@gmail.com

In this episode Steve talks about his research into Television Centre on Wood Lane in London.

In this episode Steve talks about his research into Television Centre on Wood Lane in London.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

A qualitative study of the social history of Television Centre and its connection to the local community. Featuring primary research and the literature review that I conducted for my dissertation which I submitted to University of Salford as part of my first degree in May 2020. This website is also intended to illustrate my perceptions as a researcher and it is here where I will publish all of the audio, video and photos from my time in Hammersmith, Shepherd´s Bush and surrounding areas. Please visit https://www.woodlane.net/ to contribute to my research or for general comments about this research project.

In this episode of the Second Success Podcast, Dr Rakish Rana talks with TV Presenter, Hayley Palmer. Hayley started out her career in Radio at Voice Fm, and quickly moved to presenting the Drive time show on Vibe 107.6. Her passion for radio shined through, which secured her hosting a 3 hour Show on Love Sport Radio & presenting the Showbiz News. Her talent was picked up by SKY TV where she currently presents an 80's music show on Prime time Saturday night, where guests have included favourites from my teenage years, including Kim Wilde, Toyah Willcox & Bucks Fizz, and a weekly chat show called ‘At Home with Hayley' where guests have included Duncan James, Courtney Act & Lady Colin Campbell, and also which was recently voted in Closer Magazine's top 20 Shows of the week. Hayley's natural and warm persona, has landed her to Host Prestigious Events such as Live at Television Centre, National Film Awards, An evening with Carter Savoy & interview at The National Television Awards & the Dancing on Ice launch. Hayley also writes a weekly entertainment column for Revive Magazine. Hayley is co-presenting a new show called ‘That Was Then, This Is Now' a reboot of Tops of the Pops, with broadcaster Mike Read, and producer Mike Stock (of Stock, Aitken & Waterman) In this podcast, we'll hear what kinds of mindset and daily habits Hayley believes were key to acheiving success!! How can you support the podcast? 1. Share it on your social media platforms. 2. Tell your friends and family 3. Please follow, subscribe and review Episodes released every Tuesday 6am GMT. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theclearcoach/message

Episode 16 features a viewing of 3 penthouses at the Television Centre development in White City, West London, with community organiser and trade unionist Shiri Shalmy. Television Centre was home to the BBC from 1960 to 2013 and is now a development of luxury apartments, commercial space, and exclusive members club Soho House. Hear what we thought, and learn more about Shiri's work! Links: https://cooperation.town/ http://www.antiuniversity.org/ https://www.uvwunion.org.uk/

This week's retrospective televisual constitutional adopts a scholastic and erudite resonance as Doctor Velvet and Blackout commingle with the tawny and tangerine studio set of BBC Television's Think Of A Number; once comfortable, all manner of scientific and mathematical remonstrance are thrust their way courtesy of Mr Jonny, (erstwhile Graham Thalben) Ball Esquire.Cerebral exertion completed, a comforting slice of 1980s domesticity is served by the wondrous talent that is Ms Mollie Sugden in That's My Boy. Will Mr Ball ever return to the Television Centre to record the episode about cryogenics that Blackout truly desires? Should the Hover-Chair(s) become a sanctioned item of furniture in the home of today? Can a successful title sequence be produced from PVA glue and blue card? Which malediction falls from a character's mouth and created a memory lasting some thirty-seven years? Listen away!   The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is a free podcast from iPorle Media, which holds production copyright. Opinions and recollections expressed are not to be taken as fact. The title and credit music is by Doctor Velvet. Audio segments from television programmes are presented for review and informational purposes only under fair use, and no ownership of these is claimed or implied by this show. Email enquiries to PeggyMountPod@gmail.com

Nostalgia proves as fickle a mistress as ever, with Doctor Velvet and Blackout looking back over the television of their youth. A quick jaunt across the pond drops in on everyone's favourite alien with the Mork & Mindy animated show, while back on home turf Sir Terence Wogan is king of the ruddy castle in Blankety Blank. Is a cartoon spinoff of a live-action show which already petered past its natural conclusion ever a good idea? Who has the temerity to upstage the understated magnificence of Derek Griffiths? And what were they putting in the gin at the Television Centre green room? There's only one way to find out... The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is a free podcast from iPorle Media, which holds production copyright. Opinions and recollections expressed are not to be taken as fact. The title and credit music is by Doctor Velvet. Audio segments from television programmes are presented for review and informational purposes only under fair use, and no ownership of these is claimed or implied by this show. For more information, visit http://www.peggymountpod.com

James Goldsmith, Head of Leasing for AXA Investment Managers at 22 Bishopsgate sits down with Caleb Parker to share his vision for creating a community and breeding successful companies. 22 Bishopsgate is the newest skypscraper altering the London skyline and is leading the way when it comes to deliver space-as-a-service and amenities to delight consumers. About James Goldsmith James has worked on some of London's most progressive schemes, including Apple's first UK flagship in Regent Street, Television Centre, Central Saint Giles and The Shard. He maintains a strong belief in market research and how broader social and economic issues influence occupier needs and objectives. During his 25-year career in Central London, James has executed many high-profile and award-winning transactions as both an adviser and a principal; operating within the leasing, asset management and development markets. Before joining AXA Real Assets in 2016, he held senior positions at Deloitte, Jones Lang LaSalle and CBRE and is a real estate graduate of the University of Reading. Connect with James on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-goldsmith-82250828/ Subscribe Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Podbean Value Bombs and Tweetables It's not just the real estate, it's how you create the right managed environment.  "It's about shared purpose, collaboration and adaptability and they were the themes owe wanted to create for the space and what it represents!"  "It's how to create value. There are very convenient ways of creating money, actually, do we just need to turn it around and see if we get the product, right, if we get the environment, right, and we can encourage the right behaviors and the right businesses in there, then the money will flow from it." The way we measure value is less about the rents we achieve and the length of the leases, and more about the success of the occupiers. If you have a building with a reputation for breeding successful occupiers then that building will always be in demand - which means you are always going to have value Sponsors   Bold helps commercial real estate create & manage flexible spaces to dream, create, share, and succeed in. Now part of NewFlex (www.workbold.co)     NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded solutions for every type of building, in every type of location, for every type of occupier. Including the flexibility to develop your own brand. All enabled by flexible management contracts where we are invested in making money for you. (www.newflex.com)       A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. - (https://www.apodcastcompany.com and www.podcastsyndicator.com)     INTERESTING FACTS: AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets (“AXA IM - Real Assets”), acting on behalf of a consortium of international investors, together with its development partner Lipton Rogers Developments, have unveiled their vision for the highly-anticipated office building Twentytwo, located at 22 Bishopsgate in the heart of the City of London. Their concept responds directly to the major shifts in the way people work and live, brought about by cultural, demographic and technological advances in the world of work. Twentytwo has been designed as a place people will want to work in, and as a building that represents a new approach to office design. At its core, Twentytwo aims to offer choice – choice to eat healthier, choice to exercise, choice to speak to others and share experiences and choice for the occupiers in creating their own, bespoke workspaces. It is designed to increase wellness, engagement and productivity, ultimately making a significant and positive impact on the businesses and people that will form its community. The 62-storey tower will be the first of its kind to house a fresh food market, innovation hub, gym, wellbeing retreat and spa, curated ‘art walk’, business club and cycle hub, as well as the London’s highest free public viewing gallery. It will be the first UK tower to contain in excess of 100,000 sq ft of integrated amenity and social spaces, creating an inspiring, healthy and energising workplace for a vibrant and diverse business workforce of 12,000 people.

For many of us, our festive viewing includes the groundbreaking 1984 BBC television adaptation of The Box Of Delights. This has enthralled viewers for 35 years. We have decided that we needed to celebrate this milestone by having a conversation with the director of this incredible serial, Renny Rye. Take a listen as we talk with Renny about his career and how he got connected with The Box of Delights. It’s a fun conversation that spans not only that series but some of his other work too. We are also happy to finally bring everyone the second part of our interview with Richard Marson. If you recall way back to Episode 10, we talked with Richard about the his documentary, Tales of Television Centre but this time we talk about what it actually was like to work within BBC Television Centre and how fun and how difficult it could be working there. This is a great conversation with some really smart analysis on how the BBC works. Sprinkled into the episode is some clips from the missing 1971 Boxing Day edition of The Golden Shot. Clips include Bob Monkhouse, Alfie Bass, Stephen Lewis, and a performance from Mary Hopkin.  These are some wonderful archive clips that haven’t been heard in nearly 50 years! If you have feedback or questions you would like to have read on the podcast or general inquiries, please contact us at feedback@fromthearchive.co.uk. We would love to hear from you! This podcast is a co-production between From the Archive: A British Television Blog and Kaleidoscope. Thank you for listening.

Tell us what you like or dislike about this episode!! Be honest, we don't bite!Today we talk with Darren Simons about Key Communication Skills that can help you in life, business, sales and on camera - How To Communicate Better. If you can learn how to communicate better it will make it easier for you to sell yourself, sell a product and connect with people.Darren is a professional TV Presenter and Broadcast Media Trainer, working with many organisations. Darren successfully launched Aspire TV Presenter Training over 12 years ago, offering high quality media presentation training courses around the UK and worldwide and is also based at 3 Mills Studios in London, running TV Presenter Masterclasses every month.After accumulating around 9000 hours of live TV , he is still extremely passionate about presenting on screen and has done so for over 16 years. Recently, Darren and his team had the pleasure of working with ITV Productions, and assisting in the presentation rehearsals of their daytime TV shows such as This Morning with Philip & Holly and Good Morning Britain as they moved to their new studios at London's Television Centre. Other event assignments have taken Darren and his team across the Atlantic to Caribbean. where he was asked to provide training for TV Network Presenters there and also had the honour of being asked to Media Coach the Prime Minister of Trinidad & Tobago, Dr. Rowley.Darren is busy setting up a new TV channel group in Marbella, Spain, where he spends time in both London and Marbella. Darren also owns a Gastro Restaurant, and is looking forward to spending time on some brand new media consultancy projects. Whilst not working (which is rare!) enjoys spending time with his family and keeping fit.—Thanks for watching!SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MORE TIPS—WebsiteInstagramTik TokFacebookTwitterLinkedIn—LISTEN TO THE PODCAST!SpotifyApple—Who Is Matt Haycox? - Click for BADASS TrailerAs an entrepreneur, investor, funding expert and mentor who has been building and growing businesses for both myself and my clients for more than 20 years, my fundamental principles are suitable for all industries and businesses of all stages and size.I'm constantly involved in funding and advising multiple business ventures and successful entrepreneurs.My goal is to help YOU achieve YOUR financial success! I know how to spot and nurture great business opportunities and as someone who has ‘been there and got the t-shirt' many times, overall strategies and advice are honest, tangible and grounded in reality.

BBC Television Centre has a place in many of hearts that adore British television. When news came about its closure, it upset many that the BBC would leave such an iconic location. A wonderful documentary was produced before it closed. Directed by Richard Marson, Tales of Television Centre, brought together a wide spectrum of people who worked most of their careers there to bring us some of the warmest memories of our “concrete donut”. We talk with Richard about the making of this documentary and what it was like making it, creating the tone of the piece and an insight on what the BBC wanted to name it just prior to transmission! This is the first of a few conversations with will have with Richard and this is a fun one to listen to about Television Centre! We also talk to Andrew Gavaghan who is the Archive Manager to the ITV archives. Conducted on location at the ITV Archive in Leeds in December of 2017, Andrew gives is an insight into the workings of the archives. It’s a great conversation! If you have feedback or questions you would like to have read on the podcast or general inquiries, please contact us at feedback@fromthearchive.co.uk. We would love to hear from you! This podcast is a co-production between From the Archive: A British Television Blog and Kaleidoscope. Thank you for listening.

Back from their boating holiday, the Two Voices visit Fenny Stratford to cheer themselves up... but get annoyed by narrowboat numpties! Plus... a UK TV chat special... commemorating Dale Wilton & "Supermarket Sweep", the closure of The ITV London Studios with relocation of programmes to the BBC's Television Centre. Finally, they pick over the revamp of the "Generation Game".

Our second modern classical episode focuses on the dynamic between words, other mouth-made sounds and music. Talking, spoken word, speech as composition, speech in composition, lyrics sung as if meant to be spoken, poetry: It's all here. Tracklist: Bang on a Can All-Stars, John Cage - An Open Cage, Philip Glass - Knee 5, Gavin Bryars - A Man in a Room, Gambling: #3, Christopher Tignor, John Ashberry - A Boy, David Lang, Anonymous 4 - Love Fail: Forbidden Subjects, David Byrne - Social Studies, John Cage - The City Wears a Slouch Hat: Pt. 8, Roberto Cacciapaglia - Sei Note in Logica: Part II, John Cale - Legs Larry at Television Centre, Max Richter - The Blue Notebooks, Laurie Anderson - World Without End, Robert Ashley - Perfect Lives: The Park (Privacy Rules), Dean Blunt - 8, Bang on a Can All-Stars - A Wonderful Day, Mutamassik - Not Having To Choose Between Killing And Being Killed (P.S.A.), Scott Johnson - John Somebody: Involuntary Song #3, Julia Wolfe - Flowers, Steve Reich - Different Trains: 3. After the War, Michael Gordon, David Lang, Julia Wolfe - Shelter: I. Before I Enter, Frederic Rzewski, Group 180 - Attica, Meredith Monk - Last Song, Moondog - Two Quotations in Dialogue

On Sunday 15th November 2015, Battersea Arts Centre broadcast four theatre shows live from BBC's Television Centre. Tim Bano watched the broadcast with his sister and his cat, and together they offered an insightful commentary. He also went behind the scenes of TV Centre before the broadcast, so there are bits of that adventure in there too. Live from TVC is available on BBC iPlayer until later December. You can catch all the performers - Jess Thom, Gecko Theatre, Richard DeDomenici, Common Wealth and Islington Community Theatre - on tour around the country. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#doctorwho #tindogpodcast     Midlands premiere convention for Doctor Who fans! Guests Photo Gallery Tickets About Whooverville Counting down to Whooverville 7! 5 September 2015 at QUAD, Derby. 0 7 3 Days 2 2 Hours 0 3 Minutes   Guests More guests will be added as they are confirmed. Please remember all announced guests appear subject to work commitments. Colin Baker For the second successive year we are proud to be bringing a Doctor to Whooverville – and it's an old friend of our group and our convention. We are absolutely delighted to be able to announce that COLIN BAKER has agreed to return to Whooverville.Colin, the Sixth Doctor of course, needs no introduction. If you have yet to see him at a convention you are in for a treat. He is a fabulous guest and a genuinely nice guy.He was the main guest at the very first Whooverville, back in 2009 and we are really looking forward to showing him what we have done with our little convention, as well as to asking him about Big Finish, his part in the 50th Anniversary Celebrations, I'm A Celebrity… and so much more. Many thanks to Colin for agreeing to come back and see us again Guests Jenny T. Colgan Jenny published her first novel in 2000 and is one of the UK's most popular romantic novelists, winning the award for Romantic Novel of the Year in 2013 for Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams. A life-long Who fan, who once won a competition to meet Peter Davison, Jenny's first Doctor Who novel, Dark Horizons was published in 2012. She is also a contributor to the recently published collection of Who novellas, originally published as e-books, Time Trips. Many thanks to our friends at BBC Books for helping to arrange Jenny's appearance at Whooverville. Richard Marson Richard is the author of two acclaimed biographies of Doctor Who producers. JNT: The Life and Scandalous Times of John Nathan Turner, published in 2013, confounded many people's expectations by being a serious, scholarly and above all sympathetic account of the life of the last producer of classic Doctor Who. He has followed this up his year, with his biography of the series' first producer, Drama and Delight: The Life of Verity Lambert, which is garnering rave reviews. Both books are published by Miwk Publishing, to whom our thanks go for facilitating Richard's appearance at Whooverville. Richard was for many years a contributor to Doctor Who Magazine and was editor of Blue Peter between 1998 and 2007. He also produced the fabulous 2012 documentary, Tales of Television Centre. We very much look forward to meeting him. Jeff Cummins Since winning a Magpie art competition with a portrait of George Best in 1969, Jeff has had a successful career as a graphic designer and artist. In the 1970s he worked with the legendary Hipgnosis, designers of album covers, working with artists such as Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Moody Blues and Peter Gabriel. His painting for the Paul and Linda McCartneyalbum ‘Wings Over America' propelled him into the international arena. of course he is well-known to Who fans as the designer of the covers of a number of Target books. More information on Jeff and his work can be found at  Many thanks to Jeff for contacting us, we look forward to meeting him. Karen Louise Hollis Karen is an old friend and a member of our group, who is known for her two books relating her convention experiences Un-Conventional and The Other Side of The Table. She is the author of the forthcoming Anthony Ainley biography, The Man Behind The Master, to be published by Fantom Films. Michael Pickwoad Michael is the current Production Manager on Doctor Who, the man ultimately responsible for all art and design matters on the series. The son of War Machines actor William Mervyn, he has never done a convention before. Many thanks to our friend Tristan Peatfield for making the introductions. Dan Starkey Dan has become the go-to-guy for Sontarans both for televised Doctor Who and for Big Finish audios, since appearing in the 10th Doctor Story The Sontaran Strategem/The Poison Sky. He is probably best known as Commander Strax, a role which he first played in the Eleventh Doctor story A Good Man Goes To War and which he has reprised on several occasions since as part of the Paternoster Gang. After 3 seasons in prosthetics as Randal Moon in Wizards vs. Aliens, Dan finally got his face on-screen as Ian the elf in the Doctor Who Christmas Special Last Christmas, before covering himself in glory as part of the winning team in the Christmas 2014 series of University Challenge. Dan is a long-standing Doctor Who fan, which will make it particularly pleasing to welcome him to Whooverville. Terrance Dicks Terrance Dicks is a very old friend of our group, having twice previously visited us for Friday evening meetings, as well as for one of the 625 Lines events at QUAD that we co-organised. Terrance needs no introduction, he is simply the most important writer ever to contribute to Doctor Who and the biggest influence on the show of the last 40 years. Terrance is a great convention guest, a font of fascinating stories and memories, and a genuinely nice, approachable person. If you haven't met him yet, you are in for a treat. David Benson David Benson is perhaps best know to us as the voice of Panda in the Big Finish Iris Wildthyme audio range, for playing Orson Welles in ‘Invaders from Mars', also for Big Finish and (among others) Aleister Crowley in ‘The Scarifyers'. He is also known for his hit one-man show ‘Think No Evil Of Us', based on the life of Kenneth Williams as well as for his similar show based on Frankie Howerd and for playing Noel Cowerd in the BBC comedy show ‘Goodnight Sweetheart'. David made his television Doctor Who debut this year as the Master of Ceremonies of the Archery Contest in ‘Robot of Sherwood'. Matthew Waterhouse The son of a solicitor, Matthew was a great fan of Doctor Who in his younger days and went on to play Adric alongside the 4th and 5th Doctors. Matthew has recently returned to Doctor Who as Adric for Big Finish alongside Peter Davison as the 5th Doctor.   Photo Gallery

In this week's podKast with a "K" we welcome Doctor Who fanzine producer Gareth Kavanagh, editor of Vworp Vworp! as a guest for the full show! Christian Cawley and James McLean are in the hotseat too, with a nice selection of topics under discussion. To kick it off, we mull over the recent Buzzfeed.com list based around the idea of how Doctor Who might have been different had it been created in the USA rather than in Television Centre. Following this, we spend a few moments appreciating the contributions that the late Christopher Barry made to Doctor Who between 1963 (The Daleks) and 1979 (The Creature from the Pit). Given that we have unofficial fourth podKaster Gareth Kavanagh on hand as well, there's also a bit of missing episodes chatter in there for you lucky people as well, not to mention some updates on the progress of Vworp Vworp! issue 3... Rounding off the show (yet taking up a greater chunk of the running time than either of the other topics) are our recommmendations, with 1977 serial Underworld getting the lion's share of the discussion.

This is a replay of my interview with Radio Star, Angie Greaves Enjoy!!  Angie started her media career in 1982 as a BBC Administrator at Television Centre. In 1986 she moved to London’s Capital Radio, where she began working on the radio after being “discovered” by DJ David “Kid” Jensen. She was the first female presenter to join the station and is the only female drivetime DJ on London radio.  

I am absolutely delighted to share a conversation with Angie Greaves today. Angie started her media career in 1982 as a BBC Administrator at Television Centre. In 1986 she moved to London’s Capital Radio, where she began working on the radio after being “discovered” by DJ David “Kidsen. She was the first female presenter to join the station and is the only female drivetime DJ on London radio. Angie went on to produce and present many long running, popular radio shows. She was the first DJ on Spectrum Radio at its launch on June 25 1990. Between 1992 and 1997, Angie presented the “Angie Greaves Breakfast Show” on Choice FM, London’s first urban radio station. It became the most listened to show in the station's schedule and saw listening figures treble In the UK Angie currently presents the weekday drivetime and Saturday morning shows on London's Magic 105.4, which feature music, competitions and Angie’s Book Club. She also presents Mellow Magic Love Letters every night and regularly fills in for Neil Fox on Magic Breakfast. Call in and join the conversation on: 3479457556 www.angiegreaves.com Follow Ebony on Twitter@ morebeingyou

As Danny Baker prepares to take his 5Live show to a new home he invites percussionists Weapons Of Sound to mark the occasion. #bbc5live #dannybaker #campbelldavisonmedia #claredavison #weaponsofsound #lynseyhipgrave

The RFS team is scattered hither and yon this week with Steven in Madison, Wisconsin, and Warren scooping up cross-border deals in Seattle, but they still manage to crank out another episode of Radio Free Skaro for your listening delight. This week, Steven and Chris postulate on the news that was, including a discussion on the wonderful Tales of Television Centre documentary that aired on BBC Four this past week, but all of the Three Who Rule are there to commentate over the final three episodes of Inferno, the 1970 Jon Pertwee classic. It's the end of the world as we know it... Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com