# John Cooper Clark
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john cooper clarke (born 25 January 1949) is an English performance poet, who first became famous as a "punk poet" in the late 1970s. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, he released several albums. Around this time, he performed on stage with several punk and post-punk bands and continues to perform regularly.
What Would John Cooper Clark Do? (October 2022)
For our maiden episode of King Ink, we have a poem from the late Patrick Shannon, some poetic instruction from Stephen McGowan, contemplative prose by Steve Urwin, a Lakes-inspired poem by Helen Wilkinson, advice for young poets from Chris Hodgson, pandemic poetry by J. Archer Avary, a poem with bi…
John Cooper Clarke
John Cooper Clarke is quite possibly the coolest human being walking the earth and performing on it's stages today. He is the English language's premier punk rock poet who started out in his verbal vocation in the late 1970s performing in clubs with the Sex Pistols, The Buzzcocks, Elvis Costello an…
S5 Ep3: INTIWH - Abel Selaocoe
"It was alien, extremely alien. And it looked alien... with the buttons. What is this machine? What is this thing?" - Abel Selaocoe, on his brother's bassoon.
For this episode, Chris welcomes a South African cellist, singer and composer, who's now resident in Manchester. Inspired by all sorts of d…
Episode 10: WELCOME TO THE ER EP10 AP22
If there was a tin which contained today's music it would be labelled "Eclectic and Random". It's always good to start with Ghostpoet but THE COLONEL continued on the ER flow with some Groovy Train, Nightmares on Wax, Smoke City, John Cooper Clark and a smidge of Genesis...
Episode 1: WELCOME TO THE ER - EP1 apr1 - PIRATE CAT RADIO - KPCR.org
ECLECTIC and RANDOM: Thats this show in spades. It might be April 1st but The Colonel is no fool...Very much appropriate on this Day of tomfoolery and japes as it is THE COLONEL’s very first day. From English national treasure John Cooper Clark, Scottish wordsmith Ivor Cutler (who is not Gerard Bu…
This Is MediaCity - Jason Spencer Business Development Director ITV Studios
Jason Spencer quotes a line from the Bard of Salford, Doctor John Cooper-Clarke, who has written an ode to ITV to mark its 70th Anniversary.
“Where would we be without ITV?
“And the advert breaks that come for free”
With so much talk about the future of linear television and domination of streamers…
'Partners in Rhyme' w/ Rana Marathon & Mark Richardson
We go live to Dundee and Perth to speak to Mark Richardson and Rana Marathon about their Dundee Fringe show, Forrest Gump, Green Tea, John Cooper Clark, Fractured foot,/ robo crocks/ moon boot, Getting lost in a foreign country, The Isle of Arran, the Scottish spoken word scene, Bad cyclists, PMT, …
My Music Episode 605 - Freya Beer
Catching Up with Freya: Tours, New Music, and Poetry with a TwistIn this episode of My Music, we welcome back the talented Freya Beer who has been busy creating new music and lyrics since her last visit.
Join us as she discusses her latest tours, including performing poetry alongside Dr. John Coop…
48. We laugh at Arctic Monkeys because we love them so much
This week, FL comes back with a good old-fashioned reading update, talking about Junji Ito’s adaptation of Osamu Dazai’s classic novel No Longer Human. Then the hosts pivot to reading lyrics/poetry. Derek reads John Cooper Clark’s Full-time Loser. P.S. if you noticed the lack of outro, leave a comm…
Feed Zone 26-2
The world is all over the place and cycling is not immune from the madness. Jay Vine finds a new way to crash in Australia, Lucinda Brand is suddenly rubbish* in Belgium and British Cycling finds a way to slight the nation’s best cyclocross racer. Again.
(*Yes, we’re kidding - she’s still ace.)
📸 V…
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