# Iain Sinclair

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The Walking Festival Conference preview with Dr Tom Cohen

Episode summary: Michael Shilling talks to Dr Tom Cohen, Reader in Transport Policy at the University of Westminster, about the London Walking Festival Conference 2026, the work of the Active Travel Academy, the evolving language of "walking and wheeling," road safety, delivery riders as the new fo…

Sonic Society #680- Holding the Line

This week Jack and David present Glen Dickson’s Holding On! Glen Dickson is a playwright whose work has been performed on stage and on the air throughout the UK, the US and Australia. His writing runs the gamut from monologues and short plays to full-length productions and private commissions. He h…

Free Thinking - John Clare & Jimmy Wales

Matthew Sweet talks to Iain Sinclair and New Generation Thinker Dr Greg Tate about a walk to mark John Clare's death 150 years ago. Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation at the Oxford Internet Institute, discuss how privacy vs e…

Iain Sinclair at the London Walking Festival Conference

Recorded at the University of Westminster on 15 May 2026, introduced by Dr Tom Cohen. A Do London Differently production. Iain Sinclair arrived the way he always travels. On foot. That morning he set out from his front door in Hackney, followed a Footways route across the city, and treated the keyn…

Apocalypse Past, Present and Future: James Crawford’s Dispatches from the Frontiers of Extraction

“When will be the end of thus exhausting the earth, and how far will avarice finally penetrate?” the Roman natural historian Pliny the Elder asked in 77 AD. Two thousand years later, the answer seems clear. At least according to the contemporary Scottish natural historian James Crawford. In his new…

Angus Cameron and Iain Sinclair – September 13th, 2026

Playwright Angus Cameron and director Iain Sinclair join the show to discuss LUKE, a world premiere developed through Red Stitch’s INK program at Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre on Chapel Street, St Kilda East. With previews from 12 to 17 September and the main season running 18 September to 11 October …

Literary London Crime: The Dark Eyes of London - Cathi Unsworth

London is a city of secrets, a shifting, seething mass of intrigue, venality and violence, in constant cultural flux. The perfect setting for crime fiction - but how does the modern writer decode this centuries' old conurbation?Cathi Unsworth investigates those authors who haunt certain regions of …

Iain Sinclair on the Architecture of Walking

Acclaimed writer Iain Sinclair, many of whose books have been inspired by walking back and forth across London, gives a never previously performed talk about how this can be “an instrument of enlightenment and resistance”. In keeping with the 2026 London Festival of Architecture's theme of belongin…