Kunst – Verenigd Koninkrijk – Nieuwe podcasts

  • Journalist Andrew Gold talks to everyone from cult defectors and politicians to mainstream celebrities - people who’ve challenged the expected script and lived with the consequences.
    Formerly known as Heretics, guests include Robbie Williams, Paul Gascogine, Chris Packham, Chris Williamson, David Baddiel, Richard Dawkins, Bonnie Blue, and former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss.

  • Lizzie shares creative inspiration, encouragement and clear thinking from amongst the plants and animals on her allotment bench at Windmill Hill City Farm. If you are a big ideas person, and love refreshing your head and heart in natural spaces, this is for you.

  • How did a fine arts scene first emerge in Sharjah?  

    What connected artists in the UAE to cultural movements in the Gulf, the wider Arab world and beyond?  

    And how can we rethink about modernism in the region before the rise of today’s global contemporary art scene, of which the UAE is a major hub?   

    To find out, tune in to Radial Histories, a six-part audio miniseries  that brings to light untold stories about visual art in Sharjah and the wider UAE from the 1960s to the early 1990s, just before the inception of the Sharjah Biennial in 1993.  

    Taking Sharjah as its point of departure, the series features interviews with leading artists, curators, critics and institution-builders, as well as archival sound and historical analysis.  

    Following movements inward and outward, the six chapters map the flow of people and ideas across expanding geographies and trace the shifts in political currents from the local to the international. 

    Radial Histories  offers a new way of listening to the past—one that deepens our understanding of the present.  

     

  • Alexander McCall Smith, worldwide best-selling author of The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency and The 44 Scotland Street novels, presents a season of beautifully written short stories.

    Distract yourself with the warmth of his voice and the infectious ripple of his laughter as he reads short stories written for you, from the heart. A truly positive distraction and an antidote to the stresses of everyday life.

    Find the full range of Alexander McCall Smith’s work – short stories, novels in series and stand alone novels, poetry and non-fiction at alexandermccallsmith.com.

  • Welcome to the Reading Paintings podcast created and presented by David Johnson and Harry Baxter. In each episode they visit a specific museum, gallery or cultural institution and explore works of art through live audio description and discussion.

    The conversations that are recorded are unscripted, informal and spontaneous. They consist of two artists intuitive verbal responses to a work of art. David is a blind artist, Harry is a sighted artist and audio describer. Through this interplay between conversation and description, Harry’s verbalisations are led by David's blindness. This process leads to unexpected insights into works of art which are then shared with the listener. Implicit within this process is the concept of 'Disability Gain', where the creation of a disability accessible society benefits everyone.

  • The podcast that takes you behind the curtain and beyond the stage. Your hosts Jemma and Rio take you on a journey through all things dance, business, motherhood, challenges, successes, and the everyday moments in between. Expect honest conversations, plenty of laughs, BTS stories, and RELATABLE discussions abut balancing life both in and out the studio. Whether you're a dancer, dance parents, ex dancer, or simply love a good chat, there's something here for everyone.
    New episodes every week.

  • Dive in to the wonderful world of Spoken Word with The Loudcast! We'll be showcasing some of the best poets the UK has to offer, different styles, unique voices, and chat with the poets themselves. Our host RJ Hunter is ready to bring you right into this Spoken Word Revolution.

  • If you’re the type to find yourself standing in Pavilion Gardens with a handful of flyers, ten minutes until the next show starts, and no idea what to see next…. This is the guide you need.

    Buxton Fringe Weekly features conversations with comedians, actors, musicians, poets, and filmmakers, and includes reactions from audiences fresh out of shows and stories from the streets. Familiar favourites and first-timers alike join Maria each week to hype up their shows, spill some behind the scenes intel, and help you determine your Fringe plans.


    Be part of the podcast! If you’ve seen a brilliant show, or found an unexpected gem, send us a voice note with your review and you could feature in a future episode! Visit speakpipe.com/BFW to record, or email [email protected] 


    Buxton Fringe Weekly is produced in collaboration with Buxton Festival Fringe. Find more information on the Fringe or book tickets here.


    You can listen to more of Maria Passingham’s podcasts here.


    Artwork by Maisie Mannering.


    You’ll like this podcast if you like: Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4, Mark Steel's in Town, Camden Fringe Pod, Great Days Out on the bus from Buxton, Off Book, British Theatre Guide Podcast, The Rest is Entertainment

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  • Welcome to Grimhaven Community Radio. Tune in and find out about this coastal town plagued by erratic climate problems, unlikely and dangerous geography, and draconian laws imposed by the questionable town council. The station’s presenters and staff are on hand to keep you informed of local news and events, point you in the direction of a good recipe, offer adverts for handy products, attend to your astrological needs, and stoically deal with occasional haunting. 

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  • The Avengers was most certainly not a household name in South Africa prior to the radio series. With no national television service until 1976, the mechanism simply was not present in the country to show television programmes to mass audiences. While many other countries revelled in the filmed adventures of John Steed and co., South Africa was not equipped to join in the fun. The series took Britain by storm and also made a major impression in the American markets, being that greatest of rarities, a British series given a network transmission slot. However, as a filmed series (rather than a videotaped one), The Avengers was able to gain a modicum of exposure in South Africa through film rentals.

    Listen to our radio station Old Time radio https://link.radioking.com/otradio

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    Remember that times have changed, and some shows might not reflect the standards of today’s politically correct society. The shows do not necessarily reflect the views, standards, or beliefs of Entertainment Radio

  • The Old Time Radio Researchers (otrr.org) present a curated set of episodes from 'The Black Museum'.

  • Welcome to The Sainsbury Singers Podcast!

    Join hosts Dean Davis and Kaz Grainger as they take you behind the curtain of the Sainsbury Singers. An award-winning musical theatre society based in Reading, UK, bringing spectacular productions to the stage since 1938.

    From exclusive guest interviews and behind-the-scenes stories to rehearsal room laughs, theatre chat, quick-fire games and memories from productions past, every episode celebrates the people, passion and community that make musical theatre so special.

    Whether you're a lifelong theatre fan, a member of the Sainsbury Singers family, or simply curious about what happens beyond the stage lights, there's something here for everyone.

    So grab a cuppa, get comfy, and join us as we celebrate the magic of musical theatre—one episode at a time. The overture is about to begin! 

  • Welcome to the Universe of Weirdos, the only podcast to exist outside of your traditional space-time continuum. Bringing you the weirdest wackiness from all across history. Join us for some laughs, but you still might learn something interesting.

  • The Immortalised Podcast explores the lives, deaths and reported hauntings of some of history's most famous figures. Through re imagined and immersive storytelling, we bring to life true eyewitness accounts and paranormal experiences featuring some of the world's most beloved celebrities. Each episode uncovers legends, mysteries and curious tales that just refuse to fade with time. New episodes land every Tuesday!


    Fame Cannot Die.

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  • Achievement is healthiest and most sustainable when it is aligned with meaning, authenticity, values and psychological flexibility. WHOLE: The Podcast explores the stories and psychology behind sustained meaningful achievement, and how people continue evolving despite the inevitable challenges.

    Hosted by Christabel Heasman-Cossins (performer, presenter, coach and researcher), WHOLE looks beyond surface-level ideas of success to examine how people build meaningful careers, navigate challenge, and continue evolving across creative, professional and athletic fields.
    Through conversations with individuals from the arts, sport, media and beyond - alongside reflections grounded in academic perspectives on motivation, performance and the self - WHOLE: The Podcast explores what drives people not only to begin a path, but to sustain it.

    This podcast grew out of the WHOLE Framework - What, Honesty, Ownership, Living It and Evolution - which recognises meaning and purpose as central components of long-term wellbeing and fulfilment. Blending lived experience with psychological insight, WHOLE offers an honest look at the human realities behind achievement, creativity and longevity.

    To find out more about the WHOLE Framework head to wholecoaching.co.uk
    Follow on Social Media: @christabelsvoice

  • Mental health issues guest about life singers actors giving people a😆voice

  • The Author Files dives into the hidden lives, secrets, and strange histories of the world's greatest writers. Hosted by Kane - Creative Writing graduate and MPhil researcher specialising in Golden Age detective fiction - each episode opens a new case file on an author, exploring their inspirations, scandals, mysteries, and the real stories behind their work. So pull up a chair. Open the case file. There's always more to the story - and in this podcast, we're telling it all.

  • The 'HOW TO CREATE AN ICON and make a deeper creative dent in the universe' podcast digs deeper into the hidden mechanics of creative impact—talent, timing, psychology, networks, luck, obsession, and everything in between.
    In each episode I do my best to unpack the forces that turn certain art works, designs, painters, creatives and innovators into cultural catalysts.
    We explore the habits, environments, and mindsets that amplify influence, and elevate some creations over others.
    From creative breakthroughs to global icons—I ask what really drives fame, longevity, and legacy.

  • Escape to a private tour of The Audio Art Gallery where each week an artist and one of his paintings will be described for you to enjoy.