Each Sunday of September
24 Hours
This Sunday (28th) sees our 4th & final transmission from our ’River Of Sound’ (RoS) series.
This week’s highlights include a live conversation at 1pm between Swedenborg Society Director Stephen McNeilly & it’s President Iain Sinclair celebratting this years centennial celebrations, Tom Bolton talks about his book ’London’s Lost Rivers - a walker’s guide’ & (3pm) & at 5pm Andrew Humphries author of ”Raving-on -Thames’ reveals from 1956 to 1971, the riverside suburbs to the southwest of London, from Richmond, through Twickenham to Kingston, nurtured a music and youth culture scene that shaped the Sixties.
From 10pm to our fare-thee-well we revisit the ”lost” recordings of Coil’s ’Hidden Hydrology’ sessions.
From the hysterical (Monty Python) to the-historical (Wolf Hall) via the revolutionary (Jean-Luc Godard) to revelationary (Emanuel Swedenborg)...
The River Thames has danced, transported & beguiled them all.
Go with the flow on our radio ebb & tide.
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