Tobi Coventry and India-Rose Bower
Debut novelists Tobi Coventry and India-Rose Bower join Joe Haddow for a war of the words.
They chat about their new novels ("He's The Devil" and "We Call Them Witches") as well as their love for the horror genre, their inspirations - and why queer horror is in a renaissance right now. Tobi and In…
Michael Mohammed Ahmad: Bugger + Jeanette McCurdy: Half His Age + Nina McConigley: How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder (REVIEWERS: Hannah Kent & Tom Wright)
Kate and Cassie read award-winning Australian author Michael Mohammed Ahmad’s bold new novel Bugger, while reviewers Hannah Kent and Tom Wright take on Jennette McCurdy’s provocative new book Half His Age — from the former child actor whose memoir I'm Glad My Mom Died shook readers worldwide — and …
Sound-led Performance
A conversation with Julie Rose Bower and Yaron Shyldkrot
You can find out more about Julie Rose Bower and Yaron Shyldkrot's work at
http://www.julierosebower.com
and
https://www.yaronshy.com/about
In particular, we talk about
Feeling Thing: https://candoco.co.uk/work/feeling-thing/
Safe Word: htt…
The art of horticulture: planting and painting the ‘modern garden’
Meet Monet protecting his peonies with straw, Caillebotte inspecting orchids in his hot-house, Liebermann planning his Wannsee rose-bower, and Matisse thumbing the latest seed catalogues, in this podcast by Clare A.P. Willsdon, Professor of the History of Western Art at the University of Glasgow.
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Illuminating Objects: Decorative Arts in the Courtauld Collection
In this episode we are joined by Alexandra Gerstein, McQueens Curator of Sculpture and Decorative Arts at The Courtauld and artist Sophie-Nicole Dodds to discuss the most recent Illuminating Objects internship, as well as touring The Courtauld Gallery highlights.
Courtauld Cast is produced by nov…
Conservation at The Courtauld: Rediscovering Sandro Botticelli’s ‘Trinity Altarpiece’
In this episode we are joined by Chief Conservator at The Courtauld, Graeme Barraclough and Reader in Italian Renaissance Art, 1400-1500, Dr Scott Nethersole to discuss the revelations, the discoveries, the hidden imprints of Sandro Botticelli’s ‘Trinity Altarpiece’ revealed through its recent cons…
Ep 114 Chat N Cackle - Our Year In Reads (So Far)
In this delightfully chaotic 'Chat n’ Cackle' episode, Annette and Chell settle in with cups of something cosy and dive into the books that have shaped their reading year so far. From eerie horror valleys to motel mysteries, from heartfelt memoirs to unsettling classics, the Crones cover a stack of…
Episode 12 - Population Growth is Good for Mankind and the World
An Argument from Theology, Beauty and Empirical Evidence
Many people today argue that man is the cause of the world’s problems. In short, they say, there are just too many of us. If we don’t restrict the population, we will run out resources, destroy the natural world and create more poverty and hu…
Writing Podcast Episode 715: India-Rose Bower’s folk horror novel, 'We Call Them Witches'
British writer and librarian India-Rose Bower’s folk horror debut novel, We Call Them Witches explores the concept of ‘eldritch’ creatures in a surreal post-apocalyptic world. In this episode, India-Rose discusses her surprising inspirations for the novel, what ‘eldritch’ actually means and a uniqu…
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