South London Hardcore

South London Hardcore

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South London Hardcore episodes

  • Episode 125: South Norwood
    We visit the notable spots in South Norwood and talk about the area's most famous residents, including Pickles, the dog that found the World Cup, and Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant. Includes an interview with the South Norwood Tourist Board.
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  • Episode 124: Oxleas Woodlands
    Join on us on a trip to South London's highest point, the newly re-opened Severndroog Castle, a folly on top of Shooter's Hill. We tramped through various woods to get there, including Oxleas, Castle and Jack, and finished our walk in Avery Hill Park.
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  • Episode 123: Old Kent Road
    The only South London spot on the Monopoly board - Old Kent Road. We stopped at the Thomas A Beckett pub, a former Soviet tank, the Hellraiser bus stop, the North Peckham Civic Centre and we talked about the history of the road, as well as the 1985 Arena documentary and Performance.
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  • Episode 121: Pullens Yards
    Built between 1870 and 1901, Pullens Yards were designed as living and working spaces for craftspeople in the heart of west Walworth. Today, the workshops are still occupied by a remarkably diverse group of crafters, traders and businesses. We paid a visit to the Yards on their Open Day and spoke to artists, engineers, jewelry makers and a set designer for operas on our wander through the various studio spaces.
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  • Episode 120: Lambeth Palace
    We went on a disappointing tour of Lambeth Palace, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the headquarters of the Anglican Church. Despite our reservations about the value of the tour, we still managed to gather enough material from inadvertent comedy and our own research on the Palace and the neighbouring deconsecrated church, St. Mary at Lambeth, which is now home to The Garden Museum.
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A weekly transpontine podcast by Steve Walsh and Jack McInroy. Exploring South London culture. It's the livin' lick.