Xanthe 42 by Eastlondonradio on Mixcloud Xanthe brings you an hour of all sorts of music ranging from soul to disco to hip hop, jungle, grime and maybe even the odd classical track. Stepping aside from her day job as a freelance radio producer at 3 different radio stations, she craftily steals all the best […]
Vibe Live 3 by Eastlondonradio on Mixcloud In Vibe Live 3, Alan talks about the Battle of Ideas, The Brick Lane Festival, he meets James Elphick at the William Burroughs Exhibition, and visits the famous Wiltons Music Hall. Music from Angela McCluskey, Max Romeo, Tracey Chapman and M Beat with General Levy, rounding things off with a dash of Chopin.
Our Community 6 by Eastlondonradio on Mixcloud This time, Ian meets Fiona Flaherty from Meducate Healthcare, to hear about how you can manage your own health and he chats with the Chief Executive from Richard House Children’s Hospice. Adrienne visits one of the oldest printers in East London, W F Arber & Co, in Roman Road, which closed recently. Plus your chance to hear again Marys interview with Becky Swain from writing charity the Arvon Trust from earlier this yeart. To contact the programme, please email ian@eastlondonradio.org.uk
Eastside – School Days by Eastlondonradio on Mixcloud The Eastside Community Heritage Radio Show for September follows the theme of school days. The broadcast takes a look at a selection of oral histories from our archives. The stories come from a broad range of people focusing on school days across East London, Kenya and also Antigua. Broad themes are, uniform, school dinners, memorable teachers and subjects. They also cover a range of dates from 1945 up to present day. Presented by Georgia Rodaway Eastside Community Heritage www.Hidden-Histories.org.uk Twitter - @EastsideCH Facebook - Eastside Community Heritage
On this episode of the London Culture Show, I give you a brief What’s On guide to cool events happening across London,Artist Ilua Hauck Da Silva interviews the curator and artists who showed their work at Seams at the Hoxton Arches and Theatre Journalist Amelia Forsbrook gives us her thoughts on the state of London […]