Handel & Hendrix Unlocked

For this episode of the podcast we had the pleasure of talking to the extremely talented writer, broadcaster and academic, Emma Dabiri. We talked about Hendrix's hair, garage music and also about Emma's latest brilliant book, 'What White People Can Do Next', which we highly recommend you buy now!Edited by David O'GaraArtwork by Tim MacQueenVisit our website https://handelhendrix.org/ to find out more about the museum.

The radio broadcasting legend Shaun Keaveny joins us in the Hendrix flat for this episode of the podcast. We chatted about 6 Music, his Guinness fuelled time at XFM and of course his love of Hendrix. We hope you enjoy!Edited by David O'GaraArtwork by Tim MacQueenVisit our website https://handelhendrix.org/ to find out more about the museum.

We had the absolute joy of talking to the one and only Dr John Cooper Clarke for this episode of the podcast. The legendary punk poet joined us over the phone to tell us all about the music scene in Manchester during his youth and also to tell us the tale of when he actually went to see Jimi Hendrix.Edited by David O'GaraArtwork by Tim MacQueenVisit our website https://handelhendrix.org/ to find out more about the museum.

In this episode we talk to the fantastic journalist, writer and broadcaster Jenny Kleeman.Jenny is a Hendrix fanatic but we didn't just talk Hendrix, we also spoke about her latest book, 'Sex Robots and Vegan Meat: Adventures at the Frontier of Birth, Food, Sex & Death'. The book is a brilliantly interesting investigation into the forces that are driving innovation in the four core areas of human experience: birth, food, sex, and death. We hope you enjoy!Edited by David O'GaraArtwork by Tim MacQueenVisit our website https://handelhendrix.org/ to find out more about the museum.

In our first episode of the podcast we welcome the amazing stand-up comedian Nish Kumar to the Hendrix Flat. We spoke to Nish about his love of Hendrix, his route into stand-up and a surprisingly inspirational trip to Sheffield.Edited by David O'GaraArtwork by Tim MacQueenVisit our website https://handelhendrix.org/ to find out more about the museum.