Social History Hub Podcast

The making of Sugar, Sugar Bitter-sweet Tales of Indian Migrant Workers by Lainy Malkani

The making of Sugar, Sugar Bitter-sweet Tales of Indian Migrant Workers by Lainy Malkani

Welcome to Debut, the podcast series that talks to first time writers about their books, the writing process and what it feels like to finally get published. Coming up, E M Davey’s debut novel, Foretold by Thunder is a thriller that speeds along at an incredible pace. Journalist Jake Wolsey, travels the world trying to unlock the secrets of an ancient prophecy hotly pursued by MI6 and secret services across the globe.

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast. In every episode we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them. Coming up..specialist cancer nurse, Suresh Rambaran talks to me about a campaign to improve services for people from black and ethnic minority communities diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast. In every episode we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them. Coming up, the story of an extraordinary occupation that place over thirty years ago to improve housing for homeless people in London. It was sparked by the tragic death of a family living in temporary accommodation. Here’s Liz Smale who helped lead the protest.

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast. Every week we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them. Coming up...sculptor and 3-D artist Carl Gabriel. His incredible larger than life wire structures have captured the eyes of internationally renowned institutions such as the Science Museum and the V&A home to the largest collection of decorative arts.

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast. Every week we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them. Coming up... Lainy Malkani talks to photographer Milan Svanderlik about his new exhibition ‘Outsiders In London’

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast. Every week we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them.   Coming up…Suman Bhuchar tells us why the story of South Asian theatre in Britain is a story worth telling.

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast. Every week we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them. Coming up…The Queen of Lovers’ Rock, Carroll Thompson.

Welcome to the Social History Hub podcast.  Every week we'll be exploring the nature of social history and what it means to us today with an exciting line up of artists, entrepreneurs, academics and writers. They’ll share their stories and relive the moments and events that inspired them.  Coming up...Bharat Mehta OBE, Chief Executive of Trust for London, a grant giving body that helps to reduce poverty and inequality. We discuss whether social history can exist without the generosity of others.