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Long awaited bumper episode of Refusing To Implode Politely. Zoe Stegosaurus interviews The Repeat Beat Poet, and The Repeat Beat Poet interviews Zoe Stegosaurus. In this double-length episode, two cr...
Jo Lynch has lived near the Islington/Camden border all her life. As a child she’d walk from her home in Islington over to the land where the Maiden Lane Estate is to play. Back then, this was a waste...
During the Easter school holidays, there are lots of things for children to do (most of them for free) at Camden Libraries, in Camley Gardens Natural Park, on Maiden Lane Estate and at Camden Lock. Af...
Viola uncovers the secrets of one of London’s hidden landscapes: the New River. Discovering it one day by accident, she became fascinated by this magical garden tucked away between houses in Islington...
This week there’s news of Camden’s ever-increasing house prices; a chance to go see an exhibition by Danish artist Joachim Koester at the Camden Arts Centre; or why not visit the world-famous Acol Bri...
March is brain tumour awareness month and Nina Saini talks to Camden Community Radio about her experience of having a brain tumour from diagnosis through to treatment and life afterwards. Nina now ...
Joseph, Lack and Violet are in the studio to review three singles off the new album Lower States of Consciousness from indie ska band Analog Bombs. Package by Joseph Hughes, Lacky Ahmed and Violet ...
Since one of our colleagues became homeless in Camden, we have been thinking about the issue of homelessness in the borough. In this show Freddy Chick speaks to some of the homeless people in Camden a...
Sadia Conteh-Mosere, of Kilburn, became a single mother at a young age. She found herself the victim of negative stereotyping again and again as people made assumption about her that simply were not t...
This week is International Women’s Day. There are events to celebrate taking place across Camden and the rest of London. Package by: Viola, Violet Macdonald, Catherine Ann Carroll, Julia Gaulon, Jo...
Ade Durojaiye talks about an event on Spiritual healing organised by The Servers Society, in connection with Women& Health, Camden. The Servers Society is a school of thought founded in Athens, Greec...
Nicola Lane, artist/filmmaker, talks about her Spirit House exhibition on at the Geddes Gallery. Her childhood memories of living in Bangkok, where every property has a‘Spirit House’, are the inspirat...
Depression can affect anyone. In the UK, around 1 in 5 people experience depression or anxiety according to official figures (*). In Camden, about 28 000 people were described as suffering from depres...
‘Loudest Whispers’, the Camden LGBT history month exhibition, is at St Pancras Hospital, Irish LGBT lives are the focus at Gay’s The Word Bookshop on Monday, community safety the theme at Out4Coffee a...
AbdulMaalik Tailor (of the Camden Tour Guides Association) has discovered the location of London’s first documented Mosque. It was opened in 1895 in Albert Street in Camden by a man called Haji Mohamm...
Lacky talks to Jim Walsh of Conway Hall, which is run by the South Place Ethical Society that was founded (on 14th February) 1793 and is the last remaining ethical society in the UK and the oldest fre...
The Daily Mail sent one of their journalists down to the Regents Park canal to simulate animal cruelty. The idea was to see how people reacted. Freddy Chick from CCRadio reacted by going down to the c...
James McKean and the Blueberry Moon (who are Jono, Ross and Matt) came into Maiden Lane Community Centre for a session. As well as playing three beautiful tracks, they spoke to Lacky about how the ban...
every year Crisis provides companionship and support for the homeless at Christmas. Lacky talks to Wayne about their experiences of volunteering with Crisis. Alongside shelter and food they offer hair...
Joseph takes a whirlwind ride on a superfast train to kick off this week’s crazy stupid adventures. Other adventures from the gang include cinema and vinyasa yoga in Camden. Package by: Joseph Hugh...