The Interviews from Podcast Radio

I another exclusive interview for Podcast Radio, Gene 'Bean' Baxter talks to Lawrence Peryer, host of Spotlight On, about the podcast's revealing conversations with the people shaping the past, present & future of culture, media & entertainment.

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In another exclusive iterview, Gene 'Bea' Baxter chats to the hosts of 'Women & Crime', exclusively for Podcast Radio.

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Unveiling the Shadows: A Cold War Conversations Journey with Ian Sanders

In the intricate world of Cold War history, Ian Sanders is not just a name; he's the curator of untold stories, the maestro orchestrating narratives from the shadows of espionage, military maneuvers, and everyday life during a tumultuous era. Since 2018, Ian has been the host and producer of the award-winning "Cold War Conversations" podcast, a platform where eyewitnesses of the Cold War share their riveting tales.

In a recent interview on Podcast Radio, Ian took center stage to discuss the genesis of his fascination with the Cold War. Growing up in a household of history buffs, Ian's early exposure to museums and historical sites laid the foundation for his interest. His journey into the Cold War's depths started with a focus on military history, and the events such as the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 left an indelible mark on his young mind.

Ian's journey into podcasting wasn't a straight path. A stint on a community radio station and a passion for audio paved the way for him to discover the world of oral histories. Inspired by the lack of captured stories from the Cold War era, especially compared to World War II, Ian embarked on a mission to unearth the hidden narratives of an era often shrouded in secrecy.

The beauty of "Cold War Conversations" lies in its diverse range of guests. From soldiers and spies to civilians and astronauts, Ian delves into the experiences of those who lived through the Cold War. However, navigating through classified information requires caution. Some guests, bound by agreements or personal choice, prefer to remain anonymous, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the podcast.

In the interview, Ian touches upon the covert world of assassination attempts during the Cold War. While he hasn't hosted guests directly involved in such activities, stories like that of Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian journalist assassinated with a poisoned umbrella, showcase the real-life cloak-and-dagger drama of the era.

Ian sheds light on moments when the world stood on the brink of nuclear catastrophe. Recalling incidents like the Cuban Missile Crisis and false missile warnings, he emphasizes that the Cold War was far from a conflict without consequences. The podcast not only provides historical insights but also draws parallels to the present day, showcasing how echoes of the Cold War persist.

A notable aspect of Ian's podcast is its commitment to sharing stories of women in the Cold War. Approximately twenty percent of the episodes feature women's perspectives, challenging the stereotypical image of the Cold War as a male-dominated domain filled with tanks and guns. Ian expresses a desire to delve even deeper into this lesser-known side of history.

Ian Sanders, despite his podcast's success and growing listenership, remains humble. He finds the true essence of his work in uncovering stories that have never seen the light of day. For Ian, the gold lies in those moments when a guest reveals something previously undisclosed, adding a new layer to the complex tapestry of Cold War history.

For those eager to embark on a journey through the shadows of the Cold War, Ian's podcast awaits. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a newcomer to the era, "Cold War Conversations" promises a captivating exploration of a time marked by tension, intrigue, and untold stories.

To catch Ian Sanders' podcast, visit Cold War Conversations, and for a deep dive into the shadows of history, find the episodes wherever you usually get your podcasts. Ian Sanders continues to illuminate the Cold War's mysteries, one conversation at a time.

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Podcast Radio exclusively played the first episode of The Rathband Tapes podcast.

It’s was aired to coincide with the drama The Hunt for Raoul Moat on ITV across TV in the United Kingdom.

For more than a decade, conversations between the late PC David Rathband and his ghost writer Tony Horne, recorded during the writing of the best-selling book Tango 190, have remained in a vault. 

Now for the first time, David’s voice tells his own story.

Gerry chats to Tony about the making of this podcast, The Rathband Tapes.

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Podcast Radio listeners heard David's own account of being shot, the untold story of dealing with becoming blind, his depression, his Pride of Britain Award – and going from hero to zero overnight. 

Tony, the high-profile former Metro Radio breakfast show presenter: “David became my friend. This is an emotional and painful story told with the help of David’s twin Darren and of course David himself”.

Podcast Radio director Paul Chantler noted: “We were thrilled to be able to offer our listeners a true broadcast exclusive. The Rathband Tapes are condensed from hundreds of hours of recordings and produced to a high standard by Tony. We’re really pleased to be able to work with him.”

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A fantastic line-up of podcast experts gives a series of panel discussions and workshops providing top tips and advice. Soundtruism presents the Birmingham Podcast Festival 2023 at Birmingham City University, in the heart of the UK’s second city.

The Birmingham Podcast Festival is a new event for up-and-coming podcasters, with some of the best in the business offering workshops, talks and insights into the medium.

https://birminghampodcastfestival.co.uk

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It seems you can’t switch on your TV or pick up your phone these days without being assailed by headlines lamenting the crisis in our NHS.

Whether it’s nurses going on strike, long wait times for operations, ambulances queuing outside hospitals, or stories of a social care system on the verge of collapse….

There is undoubtedly a crisis in our health and care sector, but are we getting the whole picture, and are we hearing enough about what’s being done by the people in charge to try and put things right?

A new podcast series from Newcross Healthcare called Voices of Care has launched intending to do precisely that, giving leaders and experts from NHS Trusts, Health Boards, and care associations a chance to share their thoughts on the challenges facing the sector and explain how they are striving to give the workforce…whether its nurses, carers, doctors or administrators….the tools and the support they need to deliver high-quality care.

Suhail Mirza has 20 years of experience as a Provider, Writer, and Speaker. He is the author of the LaingBuisson UK Healthcare Workforce Report, a wellness speaker and coach supporting the NHS workforce, and a Non-Executive Director on the Board of Newcross Healthcare 

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Xperi is building something fantastic for listening and engaging with content in the car, find out more here as Allen Schrott (Senior Director, Music Products) discusses further.

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In this live discussion from Podcast Futures New York, David Allan Moss (Chief Creative Officer) and Gerardo Orlando (SVP of Content) of the team from Evergreen Podcasts dissect the issues around building and operating a podcast 'Network'.

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