XFM revived – and a nation put to bed
Chris Moyles has settled thoroughly into middlebrow white indie, positively tender compared to his days on Radio 1.
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SRSLY #11: Years of England
In this episode of the New Statesman’s pop culture podcast, the past haunts the present: we talk about new film…
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Against the odds, radio comedy has flourished in the internet age
So why isn’t the BBC making more of a fuss about it?
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Purely platonic: why a Greek philosopher may have liked this week’s Woman’s Hour
Kim Cattrall's plain-speaking Woman's Hour edit left the drama aside to look at everyday experience as unfolding layers of reality.
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Pain is so close to pleasure: Max Mosley on BBC Radio 2
Mosley was coming over as the most clubbable man in the universe. Not a peep from Jeremy Vine.
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Blurred by booze: A Severed Head on Radio 4
Iris Murdoch can bring you into a whole new world. How can radio capture her?
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Escaping icebergs on Greenland’s public radio
Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa is a fisherman's friend.
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Faced with a polar bear, Sergey Ananov decided to scare it off
“Go on, do it for us now, Sergey! Will you roar for us now?”
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