Site writing is a module within the Bartlett School of Architecture, asking students how they might write site, rather than write about site, selecting a site to research and respond to in writing. In this interview Prof. Toby Blackman, senior lecturer in architecture of the University of Newcastle, joins Bloomsbury Radio, looking at the site of Castle Drogo and does just this, discussing its rhythm in light, space and structure.  

Kanza Leghari, a current student of The Bartlett School of Architecture, presents a piece of site writing asking how migrant communities from the post colonial world might negotiate their presence, identities, architectural and religious practises in the city of London, a space that once stood at the centre of the British Colonial Empire?

Bartlett School of Architecture lecturer David Roberts demonstrates the art of site writing in a recording for Bloomsbury Radio, presented by Barra Fitzgibbon.

Sungeun Choi is a multi award winning concert pianist and composer, graduating from both the Royal Academy of Music and the Purcell School of Music. Today, she joins Bloomsbury Radio to discuss her childhood, training and friendships prior to playing in concert at this year's festival.

NW Live Arts is a charity producing concerts of professional classical and world music in community venues in Camden and beyond since 2018.

They focus on social issues, including homelessness, climate change and displacement working collaboratively with communities. In this interview Caroline Hislop, John Simmons and Hazel East discuss the Music and Mind project, supporting people with mental health issues and this year's collaboration for Bloomsbury Festival - Belonging.

Dr Georgie Pope is a music promoter and entrepreneur working to encourage cross cultural exchange through music and dance. In this interview she discusses the up coming concerts presented by the School of Oriental and African Studies and the Global Music Academy as part of this year's Bloomsbury Festival. 

Maria Oshodi and Rhianne Rowson of Extant Theatre Company, the UK’s leading professional performing arts company for visually impaired artists and theatre practitioners, join Barra Fitzgibbon to discuss their latest collaboration, States of Mind by Christopher Hunter.

Ghost Chan, John Chan, and Sandra Lam of Radio Neighbourhood join Barra Fitzgibbon in conversation on the presentation of their dance piece at this year's Bloomsbury Festival. Working together, they will be exploring the themes of people arriving in a new community, humanity's desire for the ideal society and the importance of providing a platform for the currently underrepresented East and Southeast Asian artists based in the UK.

Non Vaughan O'Hagan joins Bloomsbury Radio to discuss both her career as a performer and A Play About Words, a piece of new piece of writing looking at the comic exploration of the power of words by Micha Mirto.

Councillor Nasim Ali of Kings Cross Brunswick Neighbourhood Association and former mayor of Camden speaks with Bloomsbury Radio. Presenters Barra Fitzgibbon and Cal Courtney talk about his life, achievements and the heritage project involving the young Bangladeshi people of Bloomsbury in the lead up to the Bangladesh 50 celebrations at the British Library