Showing 181-200 of 601 episodes from Camden Community Radio
This week Joseph is joined by Cale, Violet and Freddy as he recounts another wild exploration of the London suburbs.
Bedlam at the Wellcome Trust is an exhibition charting the rise and fall of the mental asylum, the Mayor of Camden has arrange a guided walk with the Camden Tour Guides exploring the issue of mental h...
Joseph is out and about early, hoping from one bus to another on a madcap tour of London. Also sharing their adventures with Joseph this week are Mary and Zoe.
You may remember our interview with Sharon Sexton in the summer when she told us about plans to stage the first London Irish Short Play Festival. Well, her call for submissions had a great response. N...
Here is a chance to listen to the compilation of shows that CCRadio entered for the‘Grassroots Radio’ category in the Audio Production Awards. We couldn’t include anything like all the amazing radio t...
The Adventures of Joseph is back with a trip to Watford Junction to see a train of the night and visit the eerie platform number 11. Joseph is joined by Mary, Ruth and Freddy. Recording: Violet Ma...
Amid a sea of cranes, machinery and building noise, and a just a short walk from the railway station, lies the oasis that is Kings Cross Pond. Since it opened the pond has attracted attention from loc...
Zoe Stegosaurus and Joshua Idehen chat about chicken, Black Lives Matter and the miniature Rufus Wainwright in Josh’s head. Swinging from the sublime to the ridiculous, not necessarily in that order, ...
Amber, aka the American Tour Guide in London, used to pass the Fitzrovia Mural everyday without giving it a second thought. Now it is the first stop of her tours of the local area. She introduces us t...
Zoe and Maddie talk inspiration, London and the impossibility of muffins. Includes the poems If My Body Was A Poem, When I Return To London, Little Sister and Labels Are For Jars. This episode cont...
This week Joseph is joined by very special guests Charlotte and Julia as well as regulars Freddy and Violet. The adventure in question is a trip to Putney Common in the dark of night.
An exhibition comparing fashion in the swinging sixties in London and the fifties in Ghana is on at the October Gallery; following the crisis at the Queen’s Crescent Market, why not go along to show y...
Frontman Dust from the Psychopathic Romantics came in to talk to us about the band and their upcoming tour which includes several Camden dates. The Psychopathic Romantics are from Italy and their musi...
Mimi Romilly and Mario Dust get together for this take on Mimi’s protest song against Fracking.
Mimi Romilly spoke to Violet about the disruption HS2 will cause around Euston and the lack of understanding or genuine interest HS2 Ltd. shows towards the local community. Mimi sings her‘HS2 Protest ...
Mary talks to two Finnish circus performers who were visiting Camden as part of the Roundhouse’s Circus Fest. She hears why they joined the circus and gets inside the mind of two extraordinary acrobat...
Anyone who would like to provide adult social care services in Camden should book now to attend a session in September on Camden Council’s new care online website that will connect future providers an...
Sally’s Alright is a new solo performance by Sarah Tattersall. It’s the story of a cleaner who becomes convinced that an empty stage is waiting for her grand debut. Ruth Skinner spoke to Sarah to fin...
The numbers of homeless people on the streets in Camden is reaching crisis point. There has been a shocking series of deaths of homeless people round Camden Town and yet despite the risks, more and mo...
Homeless Reach is an organisation run by one incredible man: Justin. He came in to record two poems and to talk to us about his writing as well as the work he does with the homeless around London.