Mimi Romilly talks about her mother, Irene Romilly, an iconic figure in Camden and an original poetic voice. She reads from two of her mother’s works – one a poem and one an excerpt from her mother’s memories of the King’s Cross bomb in 1940. At the end, Mimi performs her own song – Oh daddy, daddy – as she carries the flame her mother gave her.

Package by: Violet Macdonald and Mimi Romilly

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Violet is joined by Mimi in the studio. They reflect on an interview with local resident Brian Battershill earlier in the year and update on Mimi’s petition.

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This week Joseph is joined by Cale, Violet and Freddy as he recounts another wild exploration of the London suburbs.

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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 health in the borough; the London Irish Centre hosts a night of African themed talks this week to explore the shared histories; Slam is a new arts and creative space in King’s Cross with something going on every night.

Package by: Violet Macdonald, Cale Hubble, Joseph Hughes and Freddy Chick

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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.

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