The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Patricia Hammond and William Summers about Dickensian Song and Dance Club, a lively event of music, dance and costume at Conway Hall.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed  Eve Edwards and Shira Jindal (University College London) about 'See It. Say It. Sorted. The Musical – Crossroad Production' part of the New Wave Theatre programme.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed artist and historian Jane Palm-Gold about the vivid account of life in the St Giles Rookery and Seven Dials back in 1751.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Namoo Chae Lee about her Korean folktale 'Cancelling Tiger' part of the New Wave Theatre programme.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Maisie Chan about her young fiction series called Tiger Warrior and best selling anthology The Very Merry Murder Club, presented at Holborn Library.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Madeleine Goodall about the Humanist walking tour uncovering some of Bloomsbury’s non-religious radicals and reformers.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Lucy Walsh about Dùthchas, an ancient Gaelic term describing a sense of interconnectedness and belonging between people, land, and nonhuman beings.

Part of Bloomsbury Festival’s New Wave programme, a platform for emerging talent.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed recorder performer, Lizzie Knatt, about 'Desire Paths' which explores musical tradition and creativity.

Part of Bloomsbury Festival’s New Wave programme, a platform for emerging talent.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Lavanya Bettadapur  (University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion) about her series of textile collages and garments inspired by the human connection to the natural world.

A Bloomsbury Festival Production supported by The Bedford Estates as part of the New Wave programme, a platform for emerging talent.

The Bloomsbury Institute’s Bloomsbury Radio reporter interviewed Diana Scarrott about Jonathan Richardson, Georgian Gentlemen — the seventh Bloomsbury Festival unearthing project by the Friends of St George’s Gardens.