South West Londoner: Recent Episodes
Graham Moody
It's lights out and away we go this weekend as Formula 1 returns with the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Londoners sport journalists Tom Picillo and Nina Hristova recorded their conversation on Thursday with F1 expert and host of the Execelerate podcast, Joseph Terry, who helped preview the season.
Produced by Nathan Edwards, Tom Picillo and Nina Hristova.
In the age of misinformation and deepfakes, what is the place of AI within the music industry. With the voice of artists, such as Taylor Swift, being used to make deep-fake covers of songs they have never sung before, has the casual use of AI gone too far?
This episode discusses the use of AI in the music industry through consideration of its shortcomings and benefits by determining how the use of AI in the industry is affecting copyright regulations and the integrity of the works of artists, whilst also providing increased accessibility for individuals who want to delve into music production.
Reporter Saiba Haque in conversation with music producer Peter Litchfield on the implications of the use of AI in the industry.
Today Tom Picillo reports on the news that the father of the 14-year-old girl, Molly Russell, has partnered with the mother of Brianna Ghey in an attempt to combat online harm.
This story concerns matters of death from self-harm and could be distressing for some people.
If you’ve been affected by this story then you can contact the Samaritans for free on 116 123.
Today Tom Picillo reports on the news that that the London Overground is undergoing a rebrand with each of its six lines being given a name and colour for the first time ever.
We also report on the disruption caused to the Central Line and the reasons behind it.
Today Tom Picillo reports on the news that an Israeli theatre-goer in London has said he was forced to leave a comedy show after being left feeling "unsafe".
We also report on the story that Sadiq Khan has told how deep fake audio of him supposedly making inflammatory remarks before Armistice Day almost caused serious disorder.
Today Tom Picillo reports on testing that is being done on London's new super sewer.
We also bring you the news that the Conservative MP for Romford, Andrew Rosindell, will face no further action after the Metropolitan police dropped an investigation into him.
Today, Tom Picillo reports on the story that the police watchdog has accused the Metropolitan Police of not doing enough to help children who are victims of exploitation.
We also hear that TfL has cracked down on fare dodging by prosecuting nearly 20,000 people for the offence, an increase of half compared to 2022.
Today, Tom Picillo reports on residents in Wembley who say they feel they’ve been left in the dark over how long repairs will take to their block of flats which were engulfed in a fire last month.
We also hear about the Conservative MP for Carshalton and Wallington, Elliot Colburn, who has told MPs how he attempted to take his own life in February 2021.
Be advised that this episode of the London News Briefing contains discussion on the topic of suicide so listener discretion is advised.
If you have been affected by the issues raised in this story, help and support is available from the Samaritans who you can call for free on 116 123.
Train stations epitomise the pace and urgency of city life. People pass through them with barely a thought to those around. While the piano at St Pancras International in London is well known, what do we actually understand about the impact of musical instruments and performances in public?
This podcast looks at how the piano’s presence at the train station can benefit our wellbeing; as individuals and as a city. With thanks to professor of musical psychology Daniel Müllensiefen from Goldsmith’s University.
Created, produced and edited by Rosabel Crean
Today, Tom Picillo reports on the fire near the Old Bailey in Central London.
We also cover the complaints over Transport for London's ULEZ adverts which were upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority.
The 1990s and 2000s saw a golden age for UK girlbands, with Spice Girls and Girls Aloud leading the charge. Caitlin Chatterton speaks to music journalist Daisy Carter and content producer Dani Murder about growing up at the height of the girlband era and why there are no comparable newcomers in 2024.
On today's London News Briefing Tom Picillo reports on the news that the King has been diagnosed with a form of cancer.
We also detail some stats which represent a worrying rise in hate crimes against Jewish and Muslim Londoners.
Read, watch and listen across our London sites: linktr.ee/thelondoners
On today's London News Briefing Tom Picillo reports on the death of Esther Martin after what her daughter believes was an attack by XL bully dogs.
We also report on the death of Selena Lau and how her family are still searching for answers from the Metropolitan Police after her death at a Wimbledon school last year.
Do community choirs improve mental health?
And can they help the 8% of Londoners experiencing “severe loneliness”?
Recent studies suggest they might.
Therapist Mike Amory, and “Some Voices Choir” members Izzy Hughes and Josh Barr join presenter Sophie Clark, to discuss what choirs, and community life in general, can do for us.
In this episode of the South West Londoner podcast, Maya Dhillon looks at the historical virginity testing cases at Heathrow Airport.
In the 1970s, the Home Office and FCO were found to be administering so-called virginity tests on South Asian women coming to the UK.
These tests took place at the British High Commissions in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh as well as closer to home at HeathrowAirport.
She is joined by Dr Evan Smith of Flinders University to discuss the process and ramifications of this shocking procedure.
MUSIC:
Licence free from Podcastle and Purple Planet Music
AUDIO IN INTRODUCTION:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuWNi20xGhc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6ZMJHA619Y&t=267s
Welcome to our three-part series, The Tatetrix where we will discuss the rise and fall of Andrew Tate in our media.
From psychologists to avid fans we've gathered perspectives from all over. Whether you love him, hate him or don't really care, join us for a journey into the controversial world of Andrew Tate.
In this episode, we delve into the entrepreneurial ventures and legal challenges of Andrew Tate. Join us as we discuss the impact these factors may have today and his future in the public eye.
DISCLAIMER: Please be advised for the purpose of investigation and accurate portrayal of the topic, this episode includes explicit language and mentions of drug use, sexual assault, rape and suicide.
Host: Libby Jennings.
Producers: Daniel Mulhern, Libby Jennings and Cymbeline Young
Interviewees: Freddie Feltham, John Barry and anonymous.
Credits:
Andrew Tate soundbites in jingle:
https://youtube.com/shorts/KlcNJ3dGKds?si=T146p12mS8c-qrQW, https://youtu.be/V5aJFioY1pc?si=ztM_jJGUfqVpnAaL, https://youtube.com/shorts/-Q6F730Wa2g?si=E-insgHSGzNJUJDG
News clips credit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP9Rebkry38,
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tzr5BxHXE8,
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oWbDCql4JA, www.euronews.com/2023/08/04/controversial-influencer-andrew-tate-released-from-house-arrest-in-romania-pending-trial, www.youtube.com/shorts/TxSqruxJl2M
Background music credit: Matrix by Isaicm2012.
Welcome to our three-part series, The Tatetrix where we will discuss the rise and fall of Andrew Tate in our media.
From psychologists to avid fans we've gathered perspectives from all over. Whether you love him, hate him or don't really care, join us for a journey into the controversial world of Andrew Tate.
In this episode, we investigate Andrew Tate's time in the limelight and how deeply he has influenced his followers and society. From classrooms to clickbait, his name is everywhere. Join us in episode 2, the Rise.
DISCLAIMER: Please be advised for the purpose of investigation and accurate portrayal of the topic, this episode includes explicit language and mentions of drug use, sexual assault, rape and suicide.
Host: Cymbeline Young
Producers: Cymbeline Young, Libby Jennings & Daniel Mulhern
Interviewee's: Lucy Russel, Angharad Morgan & Oliver Johnson
Link to Resisterhood events & Founder:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucyrussellconsultant/?originalSubdomain=uk
Credits:
Andrew Tate soundbites in jingle:
https://youtube.com/shorts/KlcNJ3dGKds?si=T146p12mS8c-qrQW
https://youtu.be/V5aJFioY1pc?si=ztM_jJGUfqVpnAaL
https://youtube.com/shorts/-Q6F730Wa2g?si=E-insgHSGzNJUJDG
Andrew Tate content examples:
https://youtube.com/shorts/QzhDUc_0qLM?si=VTGcPLUr6Y1LIIjY
https://youtu.be/3Qb_0Vw4_t4?si=URdH89XXUfKpVfRF
Background music:
Matrix by Isaicm2012.
Welcome to our three-part series, The Tatetrix where we will discuss the rise and fall of Andrew Tate in our media.
From psychologists to avid fans we've gathered perspectives from all over. Whether you love him, hate him or don't really care, join us for a journey into the controversial world of Andrew Tate.
In this episode we will be diving into Andrew Tate's beginnings and rise to celebrity status. With the support of interviews we will also be discussing Tate's impact on society and the mainstream media.
DISCLAIMER: Please be advised for the purpose of investigation and accurate portrayal of the topic, this episode includes explicit language and mentions of drug use, sexual assault, rape and suicide.
Host: Daniel Mulhern
Producers: Daniel Mulhern, Libby Jennings and Cymbeline Young
Interviewees: Ramazani Mwamba and Logan McConnon
Credits:
Background music credit: Matrix by Isaicm2012
Andrew Tate soundbites in jingle:
https://youtube.com/shorts/KlcNJ3dGKds?si=T146p12mS8c-qrQW
https://youtu.be/V5aJFioY1pc?si=ztM_jJGUfqVpnAaL
https://youtube.com/shorts/-Q6F730Wa2g?si=E-insgHSGzNJUJDG
In this episode of the Southwest Londoner podcast, reporter Madeleine Anderson discusses the influence that the late poet and activist Benjamin Zephaniah had on the UK spoken word poetry scene.
For more news and analysis from Southwest Londoner visit swlondoner.co.uk or follow @SW_Londoner on X.
Welcome to The Power of Music podcast, in this three-partseries we are aiming to uncover the true power of music from a variety of different perspectives.
Music is all around us and used by millions each day.Whether it’s on the daily commute, in the kitchen, or in the gym the presence of music is paramount.
So how is music being used for the mind and body, forsociety, and for brands? Tune in to find out!
In our third and final episode, we are diving into the SonicBranding space and learning all about how brands can harness the power of music to their advantage.
It may seem subtle at first, but music’s significance forbrands is permeable and shouldn’t go unnoticed, so have a listen to understand more about the superpower of Sonic Branding.
Producers: Luci Bell, Chloe Chenery, Olly Loveland-Jones
Interviewees & Information
First Interviewee: Erin McCullough https://www.erinmccullough.co.uk/ - https://dlmdd.com/
Why we Sing
Why We Sing eBook : Hollander, Julia: Amazon.co.uk: Books
The Power of You study
The Power of You: Why distinctive brand assets are a driving force of creative effectiveness | Ipsos
DLMDD Research
The results are in: Sonic Branding is making consumers spend — DLMDD
Second Interviewee: Dave Reynaud https://www.davereynaudsound.com/
Third Interviewee: Martin Ljungdahl Eriksson https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-ljungdahl-eriksson-b0022450/?originalSubdomain=se
Intro & Outro Music
I’ve got the power by Snap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BRv9wGf5pk
Sonic Logo Examples
Each Sonic Logo is copyrighted to its respective company
Welcome to The Power of Music podcast, in this three-part series we are aiming to uncover the true power of music from a variety of different perspectives.
Music is all around us and used by millions each day. Whether it’s on the daily commute, in the kitchen, or in the gym the presence of music is paramount.
So how is music being used for the mind and body, for society, and for brands? Tune in to find out!
In this episode, we explored the impact music has had politically and sociologically, such as the activist role music has had and the roles musicians have played in political decision-making.
Producers: Olly Loveland-Jones, Luci Bell, Chloe Chenery
Interviewees: Hannah McLennan, Interim Head of Music UK, and Les Back, Head of Sociology at Glasgow University.
Intro & Outro Music: I’ve got the power by Snap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BRv9wGf5pk
Welcome to The Power of Music podcast, in this three-part series we are aiming to uncover the true power of music from a variety of different perspectives.
Music is all around us and used by millions each day. Whether it’s on the daily commute, in the kitchen, or in the gym the presence of music is paramount.
So how is music being used for the mind and body, for society, and for brands? Tune in to find out!
In this first episode, we will be talking about the effects music can have on our mind and body.
Producers: Chloe Chenery, Luci Bell, Olly Loveland-Jones
Interviewees:
Jacob Wiles, The Music Psychotherapist - @themusicpsychotherapist + https://themusicpsychotherapist.co.uk
Dr Crissie Harney - Teaching Fellow in Music Psychology, School of Music, University of Leeds
Intro & Outro Music: I’ve got the power by Snap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BRv9wGf5pk
The SWL Formula 1 Podcast is back for a brand new season, as we take a look at the opening 2023 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
The team discusses Red Bull's dominance, the Aston Martin surprise, Ferrari and Mercedes underperforming, with a view to the Australian GP.
Hosted by Max Carter Keall along with Charlie Patrick, Alp Salfur and Alex Meechan.
The SWL Six Nations podcast returns to review the 2023 edition of the tournament, which saw Ireland win a Grand Slam and England limp to just two wins.
The panel discuss the controversial sending off of Freddie Steward as Ireland secured their third Six Nations Grand Slam and look at why some players struggle to live up to their club form in an England shirt.With Cam Stephens, Elise Hamersley, Oscar Ress and host George Simms.
With the first international break since the World Cup on the horizon, the South West Londoner previews the matches England and theRepublic of Ireland play this month.
The road to Euro 2024 starts here…
With Aisling Hannon, Dom Smith, Matthew Cox, Oli Gent and host Ben Palmer.
Have you ever wanted to know what goes on behind the scenes of some of the UK’S leading industries? Well, this podcast explores exactly that, plunging into the troubles they face, their current achievements and finally their next steps.
In this three-part series, we will each be focusing on one of three sectors that are trying to overcome their failings in sustainability.
We will be speaking to multiple professionals at the forefront as well as people with outside perspectives, to hear what’s changing and what the future holds.
Producers: Jess Little, Julius Lawless-Master and Holly Brencher
In this episode, the team explore the theatre industry. This episode will explore one of the biggest industries and their problems. THEATRE! Today the industry is struggling more than ever after the Covid Pandemic, the pandemic caused a huge amount of change for the theatre. Ticket sales and pricing are the lifeblood of the industry. Trying to please the audience with reasonable ticket prices and provide a gob-stopping performance. And we will also explore how theatres are becoming more sustainable.
The guest featured in this episode is Paddy Dillon and April Hall.
Host: Holly Brencher
Have you ever wanted to know what goes on behind the scenes of some of the UK’s leading industries? Well, this podcast explores exactly that, plunging into the troubles they face, their current achievements and finally their next steps.
In this three part series, we will each be focusing on one of three sectors that are trying to overcome their failings in sustainability.
We will be speaking to multiple professionals at the forefront as well as people with outside perspectives, to hear what’s changing and what the future holds.
Producers: Jess Little, Julius Lawless-Master and Holly Brencher
In this episode the team explore the restaurant industry’s impact on the environment and the efforts it is making to become more sustainable. We will be exploring the current innovation taking place within this sector and speaking to experts about what still needs to be done to fix its problems.
Featuring interviews with Tom Hunt, a food educator, award-winning chef and author, and Douglas McMaster, the owner of Silo, the world’s first zero waste restaurant.
Host: Julius Lawless-Master
Have you ever wanted to know what goes on behind the scenes of some of the UK’s leading industries? Well, this podcast explores exactly that, plunging into the troubles they face, their current achievements and finally their next steps.
In this three part series, we will each be focusing on one of three sectors that are trying to overcome their failings in sustainability.
We will be speaking to multiple professionals at the forefront as well as people with outside perspectives, to hear what’s changing and what the future holds.
Producers: Jess Little, Julius Lawless-Master and Holly Brencher
In this episode the team explore the fashion industry and the negative impact it has on multiple factors such as the environment and labour workers. We will be looking at how these issues have managed to develop and speaking to experts about how the industry can adapt to become more sustainable and improve overall for the future.
Featuring interviews with Jay Kerr, an activist from the No Sweat campaign, and Trewin Restorick, the founding CEO of hubbub and environmental campaigner
Host: Jess Little
Welcome to our four-part podcast series, Paranormal Paranoia, where we uncover the dark history of London’s most haunted hotspots and investigate whether supernatural beings actually exist.
Is it the paranormal, or are you just paranoid?
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In this episode, we dive into the haunting tales and dark past of the Clink, a medieval prison that stood on London’s southbank since the 12th century
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Producers: Stuart Allen, Holly Nichols, Ruby Smith, Izabella Thornley
Interviews: Dr Drew Grey, Fiona Patterson
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Outro music produced by Louie Zong (https://youtube.com/@everydaylouie)
Background music by PurplePlanet
Sound Effects by Pixabay
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Welcome to our four-part podcast series, Paranormal Paranoia, where we uncover the dark history of London’s most haunted hotspots and investigate whether supernatural beings actually exist.
Is it the paranormal, or are you just paranoid?
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In this episode we will explore if the Jack the Ripper victims of the Ten Bells Pub in Spitalfields still haunt the location today.
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Producers: Izabella Thornley, Stuart Allen, Holly Nichols, Ruby Smith
Interviews: Russell Edwards @Russelledwards_jacktheripper and Sarah @Dominus.mysteria
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Outro music produced by Louie Zong (https://youtube.com/@everydaylouie)
Background music by PurplePlanet
Sound Effects by Pixabay
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Welcome to our four-part podcast series, Paranormal Paranoia, where we uncover the dark history of London’s most haunted hotspots and investigate whether supernatural beings actually exist.
Is it the paranormal, or are you just paranoid?
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In this podcast episode we’ll be exploring the history of London Bridge from 64AD to the present day. Through these historical tales expect to learn why the bridge is a haunted place.
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Producers: Ruby Smith, Stuart Allen, Holly Nichols, Izabella Thornley
Interviews: Henry Muller, Brian Laythe, Jillian Usher
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Outro music produced by Louie Zong (https://youtube.com/@everydaylouie)
Background music by PurplePlanet
Sound Effects by Pixabay
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Welcome to our four-part podcast series, Paranormal Paranoia, where we uncover the dark history of London’s most haunted places and investigate whether supernatural beings actually exist.
Is it the paranormal, or are you just paranoid?
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In this episode we will explore the Tower of London’s gory past and unravel the haunting history and ghostly tales of this great landmark.
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Producers: Holly Nichols, Stuart Allen, Ruby Smith, Izabella Thornley
Interviews: Megan Clawson, Annie Howlett, Professor Chris French
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MOUSE VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmqPABUnV9U
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Outro music produced by Louie Zong (https://youtube.com/@everydaylouie)
Background music by PurplePlanet
Sound Effects by Pixabay
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In this special edition of the Londoners Rugby Podcast, the team interviewed Red Roses Amy Cokayne and Lucy Packer about their experiences at the World Cup, what it's like being back at their club, and if they are any good at darts.
With Ben Fleming and Elise Hamersley.
In the second of the Londoners' World Cup quarter-final podcasts this week, our panel review Saturday's quarter-finals and throw-forward to tomorrow's second semi-final.
It was heartbreak for England, as Harry Kane's missed penalty proved decisive in their 2-1 defeat to France despite an overall strong performance from the Three Lions against Les Bleus.
But it was jubilation for Morocco in the other quarter-final, as they became the first ever African side to reach the World Cup semi-finals as they saw off Portugal 1-0 thanks to a goal by Youssef En-Nesyri.
With Aisling Hannon, Ben Palmer, Dom Smith and host Ben Fleming.
In the first of two of the Londoners' World Cup quarter-final podcasts this week, our panel review Friday's quarter-finals and throw-forward to tonight's first semi-final.
Both quarter-finals went to penalties, as Neymar's stunning goal wasn't enough for Brazil, as they crashed out to Croatia with the superstar forward in tears as he didn't get to take a penalty.
Then, Argentina and the Netherlands fought on and off the field in an ill-tempered but enthralling 2-2 draw, that saw Lionel Messi's side make it through when it went to spot-kicks.
With Alex Meechan, Charlie Patrick, Oli Gent and host George Simms.
The Londoners reporter Stuart Allen is joined by performance psychologist Daniel Wheeler to preview the World Cup in Qatar.
The pair discuss England's squad and chances, the impact the World Cup will have on players who are taking part and how injuries ahead of the World Cup will affect the tournament.
The World Cup team previews Groups E and F ahead of the first matches on Wednesday, as Morocco face Croatia at 10am, Germany battle Japan at 1pm, Spain take on Costa Rica at 4pm and Belgium close the day against Canada at 7pm.
The panel previews the two groups and give their opinions on where they think the sides will finish in the group stage, while giving context to their squads and histories in the World Cup.
With George Simms, Oli Gent, Aisling Hannon and James Moultrie.
You can listen to the full World Cup preview podcast below and on Spotify.
The World Cup team preview Groups G and H ahead of the first matches on Thursday, as Switzerland face Cameroon at 10am, Uruguay battle South Korea at 1pm, Portugal take on Ghana at 4pm and Brazil close the day against Serbia at 7pm.
The panel previews the two groups and give their opinions on where they think the sides will finish in the group stage, while giving context to their squads and histories in the World Cup.
With Elise Hamersley, Ben Palmer, Rachel Higgins and Alp Salfur.
The World Cup team are previewing Groups A and B ahead of the tournament's opening on Sunday - as hosts Qatar take on Ecuador before Senegal take on Netherlands.
Then it's the turn of England and Wales, who face Iran and the USA respectively.
The team predict who they think will qualify from two difficult groups to predict - with Senegal and Ecuador battling for qualification from Group A, and a wide-open field in Group B.
With Alex Meechan, Cam Stephens, Charlie Patrick, Dom Smith and Oscar Ress.
The World Cup team preview Groups C and D ahead of the first matches on Tuesday, as Argentina face Saudi Arabia at 10am, Denmark battle Tunisia at 1pm, Mexico take on Poland at 4pm and France close the day against Australia.
The panel previews the two groups and give their opinions on where they think the sides will finish in the group stage, while giving context to their squads and histories in the World Cup.
With Max Carter Keall, Patrick Ardill, Matt Cox and Ben Fleming
The Rugby World Cup team are back for one final podcast - as they look at the big stories from England's devastating 34-31 defeat at the hands of New Zealand.
The panel look at the crucial decisions that cost the Red Roses, the brilliant lineout steal that won the match for the Black Ferns and what an ultimately exciting and successful tournament, which saw a record 42,579 sell-out Eden Park crowd for the final.
With Ben Fleming, Elise Hamersley and James Moultrie.
The panel take on the Brazilian Grand Prix - the penultimate race of the Formula 1 season.
It was a fun race, full of drama, as George Russell won the first race of his career, Max Verstappen clashed with teammate Sergio Perez and Kevin Magnussen took a surprise pole.
With Alex Meechan, Alp Salfur, Charlie Patrick and host Max Carter Keall.
The SWL Formula 1 podcast returns and this week our panel tackles the Mexican Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen won yet again, breaking the record for the most race wins in a single season - a record that the panel try to contextualise.
The team also talk about the circumstances around Red Bull's victory - and their penalty for breaching the cost cap.
With Alex Meechan, Alp Salfur and Charlie Patrick.
With the second round of fixtures at the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand done and dusted, our panel looked at the big stories from the weekend in this special edition of the SWL rugby podcast.
England made it two wins out of two with a narrow 13-7 victory over their biggest pool rivals France, whilst Australia beat Scotland in a nail-biter and New Zealand thrashed Wales.
With Ben Fleming, Elise Hamersley and James Moultrie.
The SWL boxing podcast digests the news from a huge weekend in boxing as Claressa Shields became undisputed middleweight champion by beating Savannah Marshall via unanimous decision.
Shields v Marshall headlined a major night of female-led boxing at the O2 Arena and the panel discuss not just the big fight but the other fights on the card, as well as some of the broader issues around the event including the future of women's boxing.
With Aisling Hannon, Oli Gent, Rachel Higgins and host Ben Fleming.
With the first round of fixtures at the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand done and dusted, our panel looked at the big stories from the weekend in this special edition of the SWL rugby podcast.
Favourites England got off to a record-breaking flier as they pummelled Fiji 84-19, hosts and defending champions New Zealand saw off Australia 41-17.
With Ben Fleming, Elise Hamersley and James Moultrie.
The SWL Formula 1 podcast returns and this week our panel tackles the Japanese Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen sealed his second World Championship title in controversial and confusing circumstances at a soaking wet Suzuka.
However, the real story was Pierre Gasly's near miss, eight years on from the death of Jules Bianchi in similar circumstances.
The panel also discuss the driver news of the week as Gasly was confirmed to fill the empty spot at Alpine.
With Alex Meechan, Alp Salfur, Charlie Patrick, and host Max Carter Keall.
The SWL Formula 1 podcast returns and our panel tackles the Singapore Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen failed to win the World Championship after finishing seventh, but looks set to clinch the title in Japan this weekend.
Elsewhere, the fight for second hots up, spots on teams for next year's competition are still there for the taking and there's a cost cap controversy brewing.
With Alex Meechan, Alp Salfur, Charlie Patrick, and host Max Carter Keall.
With the Women's Cricket World Cup starting tomorrow and England the defending champions, SWL's Ollie Slack, Kit Shepard and George Lovatt discuss the tournament and construct two potential best XIs of the tournament.
As the Six Nations moves into another two week break, SWL's Nick Powell, Ben Hart, Stefan Frost, Jess Tiplady and George Wilson round up the third week of fixtures and look at the state of play so far, as well as throwing ahead to the tournament's final two rounds.
In the third weekend of the tournament, France solidified their position as Grand Slam favourites, with a thumping 36-17 win away at Scotland, Ireland took advantage of an early red card and obscure rule to pummel 13-man Italy 57-6, and England held off Wales 23-19 at Twickenham to keep their own tournament hopes alive.
In this special Winter Olympics podcast, SWL's Stuart Allen is joined by Finn Toal, Logan Forbes, Will Godley and Andreas Schoinarakis to discuss the big stories of the Games so far, including the controversy around Kamila Valieva, Team GB's disappointing performance so far and when the hunt for that elusive first medal might end for the British athletes competing.
With the second intriguing round of Six Nations fixtures in the bag, SWL's George Wilson, James Chittick Marcus Duncomb and Hugo Mirabel-Hardy discuss the weekend's games.
It was another huge result for tournament favourites France, as they held off Ireland in Paris, Wales got their campaign back on track with a narrow home win over Scotland, and England secured a necessary statement victory over Italy in Rome.
The team also look ahead to the next round of fixtures, and discuss whether it's time for the structure of the Six Nations to change in lieu of Italy's poor performances.
Have you mastered the art of persuasion? Can you convince anyone of anything? Find out what white skinny jeans, slugs, oranges and cheesy music have in common in a new episode of 'Convince Me', a game where a panel of debate enthusiasts try to convince the host of a strongly held opinion. Listen in as the arguments get heated...
Thank you to Professor Richard M. Perloff for his academic insight into the history and theory of persuasion.
Host: Dulcie Godfrey
Panelists: Sam Ford, Blanca Schofield, Victor Jack, Will Macadam.
With the second round of fixtures for the Six Nations 2022 coming this weekend, SWL's Nick Powell and James Chittick preview the matches, as England travel to Italy, Wales face Scotland in Cardiff and France host Ireland. With additional analysis from Oliver Gafsen and George Lovatt.
Join SWLondoner on this remarkable journey as we follow Daryl Davis, a Black musician who has spent the last 30 years meeting more than 200 members of the Ku Klux Klan in search of an answer to a burning question, one that has come to define the course of his life: "How can you hate me if you do not know me?
The 2022 Super Bowl takes place on Sunday 13 February and sees the Los Angeles Rams take on the Cincinnati Bengals at So-Fi Stadium in LA.
SWL's Joe Acklam and Hugo Mirabel-Hardy talk to Bengals fan Stefan Frost and Rams fan and SWL Deputy Editor Tom Holmes about where the game will be won and lost, the two teams' histories in the event and the season as a whole, as well as discussing who will win MVP and what legendary quarter-back Tom Brady's legacy in the sport will be following his retirement.
With the first round of Six Nations fixtures done and dusted, SWL's Nick Powell and James Chittick discuss the weekend's games, as England fell to a narrow but damaging defeat at Murrayfield, Wales' title defence got off to a nightmare start as they were hammered by Ireland, and France comfortably saw off Italy. The team also look ahead to this weekend's games and what the results mean to the state of the Championship, even at this early stage. Featuring stats from George Lovatt and social media reaction from Jack Butler.
BookTok is one of the most used hashtags on the social media platform TikTok, with book lovers using it to share and review books they are consuming, sometimes to millions of viewers.
In this podcast, South West Londoner looks into the rise of BookTok and speaks to a BookTok influencer from London.
Recently overtaking Google as the most visited website in 2021, TikTok has taken the internet and the world by storm.
The app, which allows users to upload short videos, has already had a massive influence on music, fashion and culture since it was launched in 2017 which only looks set to grow.
A slightly more surprising phenomenon to come out of TikTok is the huge influence it has had on users' reading habits.
The hashtag #BookTok has over 34.5 billion views after it exploded during the pandemic. It features creators showing and describing their favourite books to viewers, and has helped see the meteoric rise of books like The Song of Achilles and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
Host Ryan Hogg is joined by fellow journalists Elena Salvoni, Yasmin Choudhury and Rachel Muir to discuss what BookTok actually means, how it is influencing readers’ book choices and what the trend might mean for publishers.
Yasmin will also speak to Nina Athill, a 22-year-old BookTok influencer from Walthamstow whose account @ninasbookshelf has over 31.2k followers on the app.
They discuss how Nina got into BookTok influencing, how her account made it big in the States and what she thinks the future of BookTok will be.
Music credit: Purple Planet
He's played with the likes of Chuck Berry, BB King and even Bill Clinton. But how does an accomplished Black musician go from playing jazz and blues to befriending members of the Ku Klux Klan? For more than 30 years, Daryl Davis, 63, has met with more than 200 members of the Klan, and other white supremacists, in search of an answer to a question that has come to define the course of his life: "How can you hate me if you do not know me?"
In this episode, we are joined by Daryl to explore his remarkable journey, and to unpick the events and encounters that inspired this internationally renowned musician to embark on a quest to heal division. We talk to former Klan member, Scott Shepherd, who, by meeting with Daryl, eventually disavowed his allegiance – and even publicly apologised to the daughter of Martin Luther King Jr for previous comments he'd made about the civil rights leader. We also hear from Yvette Williams MBE, Director of the Justice for Grenfell campaign, on the ways in which Daryl's message can be applied in London.
Host: Oliver Murphy
Guests: Daryl Davis, Scott Shepherd and Yvette Williams MBE
Music: Purple Planet
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The Six Nations kicks off tomorrow with three typically intriguing clashes.
Ahead of another classic campaign, SWL took a look back at six of the most memorable matches from this weekend's fixtures on the Six Nations Rewind podcast.
Finding out what gift to give someone can be difficult. What does that person like? Should you regift something? Would they appreciate receiving an experience maybe?
The Regifted Podcast, with Georgie McCartney, Imogen Willis, Louise Rasmussen and Richard Wheatley, tries to guide you through the pitfalls and joys of gifting and regifting.
We speak to Dr Jackie Clarke, Reader in Consumer Behaviour and Marketing at Oxford Brookes Business School, about why humans give gifts across different societies in the first place, and hear about why experience gifts have become so popular over the past years.
And of course, we share our own wonderful, disappointing, quirky, and memorable experiences with gifting and regifting.
Brooke Davies, Charissa Cheong, Meg Amin, Milly Isaacs and Perkin Amalaraj dive deep into the world of horoscopes, personality tests and how they compare, in order to answer the question once and for all: are our personalities written in the stars?
Journalists are in the fourth-least trusted profession in Britain, a yearly survey has found. Almost two-thirds of people asked said they don't trust journalists to tell the truth, according to the Ipsos MORI Veracity Index’s December 2021 edition. Despite trust in journalism recording a rise from 2020 levels, the only professions ranked lower are government ministers, politicians in general and advertising executives. So why are journalists deemed so untrustworthy? Do the internet and social media have something to do with it? And how does this affect journalists themselves? Trainee reporters Iwan, James, Matthew and Marina are joined by former managing editor of the Sun Graham Dudman and news literacy project NewsWise’s Sorcha Hughes to discuss distrust, disinformation and the news media. Music from purple-planet.com.
In a special edition of the SWLondoner tennis podcast, Dominic Hogan, George Lovatt and Marcus Duncomb, guided by host Tamara Prenn, look back on the Australian Open, debate which of the "Big Three" is the greatest male tennis player of all time following Rafael Nadal's victory and look at which of the talented young players coming through is likely to dominate the next decade of tennis.
It’s a Monday morning, and you’re sandwiched between a bunch of perfect strangers on the Northern Line.
But something, or someone, catches your eye….
In our new podcast, journalists Mesgana Sintayehu, Callum Cuddeford and Elaine McCallig discuss all things love and lust aboard public transport in London.
We delve into the murky depths of the Metro newspaper’s Rush Hour Crush personal ads, and we hear from Hannah who tells us of how a chance encounter on a train led to her meeting her boyfriend of four years.
We also chat to Dan Corsi whose band’s 2000 hit single Love on the Northern Line melted the hearts of commuters everywhere.
All aboard the Love Train! Destination? You decide?
The Health Gap is a brand-new podcast from South West Londoner about all things women’s health.
Presented and produced by journalists Lucy Carr, Emily-Jane Heap, Kirsten Grant and Madison Bentley, this series will explore gender inequalities across the UK health services.
Each week will see The Health Gap hosts talk with experts to demystify concerns surrounding women’s health issues, debunk age-old misconceptions about the female body, and bring to light the issue of misdiagnosis and dismissal of women’s symptoms.
This week’s episode focuses on how the COVID-19 pandemic has magnified gender inequalities in the healthcare system.
Topics of discussion include the widespread panic triggered by the AstraZeneca vaccine’s potential to cause blood clots, versus the lack of discourse surrounding the Pill, which carries a comparatively higher risk of causing the same life-threatening issue.
This week’s episode of The Health Gap welcomes special guests Dr Elinor Cleghorn and Dr Nitu Bajekal.
Dr Elinor Cleghorn is a feminist cultural historian who specialises in the history of medicine, focusing particularly on how those histories relate to women's bodies and illnesses.
Dr Nitu Bajekal is a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist with over 35 years of clinical experience in women’s health.
SW Londoner explores the issues that affect you in your local community and tries to simplify the complex issues surrounding them. This episode will look at the recycling that goes on in your borough and explain the complexity of waste management that faces London councils which leads to varying levels of recycling and confusion for residents in each area. We talk with Jon Long, Education Officer at Western Riverside Waste Authority andGreen Party London Assembly member Zack Polanski about what happens to your waste and what the role of the London assembly has in local boroughs.
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Connor McLaughlin and Shosha Adie
Journalists:
Ella Sagar and Marta Santivañez
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Zen_Man from Pixabay
Join Emma Cole, Adefela Olowoselu, Alice Johnson and Alexandra Causer as they explore the journey of and reasons behind the persistent popularity of white trainers amongst women.
The next time you’re out and about you won’t have to look far to see the sheer quantity of white trainer clad feet around, from Converse plimsols to Nike hi-tops and vegan Vejas.
Listen in to feast your ears on an exploration into the evolution of women's footwear throughout history and its intertwinement with feminism and the sexualisation of women.
Farfetch stylist Kate also discusses the undeniable rise of white trainers on the scene and their jump from practical sportswear to high-end fashion, and trainer collector Bijal shares why she loves trainers so much as well as the development of footwear fandom around the world.
In 2017 concerns were raised in European courts about the increasing presence of plant based dairy alternatives and whether it was appropriate to label them ‘milk’. Milk is defined by the EU as “the produce of the milking of one or more farmed animals”, but this definition brings up the question - what is breast milk? and if nut milk isn’t milk, is it nut juice? If you want to know the answer, then listen to nut juice.
Featuring Hollie Beale, Lucy Frost, Hannah Roberts and Joey Grostern.
Popular reality TV show Love Island and its love-seeking contestants have caught the eye of millions across the UK, so in this podcast SWL explores its role in the history of dating.
Behind the beefy muscles, blindingly white teeth, and skimpy clothes, can we glimpse the legacy of courting strategies spanning hundreds of years?
While murdering wildebeests may be out of vogue, the use of love tokens to relay affection and a gaggle of girls beautifying one another may not have looked amiss to our not-too-distant ancestors.
Together with author of “A History of Courtship: 800 Years of Seduction Techniques," Tania O’Donnell, we explore how dating has evolved through the ages.
Featuring Stephanie Stapleton and Matthew Chalmers with editing by Mason Quah and Michael Murphy.
Music by JuliusH from Pixabay
Welcome to "The Cardamom Podcast" a one off special diving into a dish which has defined, and been defined by, contemporary Britain and its history.
Join George Mathias, Siham Ali and Kieren Williams as they ask a simple question: what is a tikka masala, and what does it say about our country?
With contentious histories ranging from the burning Indian subcontinent, in the ruins of a dying empire, through to rush hour Glasgow and disgruntled customers.
These stories take you through the past, present and future, across the British empire and through migration to the place we all call home today.
They ask some important questions, and some less important ones, lead by host Kieren, and dragged along by co-hosts George and Si, they answer the questions you never knew you had about one rather special dish.
Under the Weather is a podcast about local climate change issues featuring Jenna Abaakouk, Stevie Thomas, Eleanor Veness and Kate Eagles.
In this week’s episode they discuss the recent flooding in London, hearing from those directly affected by it and flooding expert Dr Carola Koenig.
Hear them talk about what it’s like to have your home flooded, how businesses have been affected by flooding and how likely we are to experience flooding in the future and what can be done to prevent this.
Featuring guests Lucy Price, bar owner Sly Augustin and course director of coastal engineering at Brunel University London Dr Carola Koenig.
Introduction music credit: purple-planet.com
To celebrate International Friendship Day on 30th July, our podcast is all about the power of friends. Friends you’ve known forever, making friends as an adult and how our friendships have changed over the pandemic – we hear about it all. International Friendship Day was first proclaimed by the UN General Assembly in 2011 as a way to ‘inspire peace efforts and build bridges between communities’, an idea which couldn’t be more relevant to today. We talk to experts about our need for close friendships, how to make friends in the city and host a Mr and Mrs style friendship quiz with two lifelong best friends. Hosted by Catherine Meyer-Funnell, Lauren Russell and Ellie Shearwood.
Preview of the second F1 Grand Prix of the 2021 season- the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola, Italy - featuring Oli Dickson Jefford, Luke Edwards, Andrew Gamble and Rory Macnair.
In the second instalment of the SWL F1 podcast, Luke Edwards, Oli Dickson Jefford, Andrew Gamble and Rory Macnair break down the Bahrain Grand Prix, picking out the key winners and losers of round one of the 2021 championship.
For the final time Tom Masters, Jonny Bray, Louis Pescheux and Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero join Chris Byfield to review a Six Nations like no other and look forward to the summer British and Irish Lion's tour. S.P Sapper also features to relay the tournament's best stats.
In the first installment of the SWL F1 podcast, Luke Edwards, Oli Dickson Jefford, Andrew Gamble and Rory Macnair break down the grid ahead of the 2021 World Championship.
Chris Byfield is joined by Tom Masters, Louis Pescheux and Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero to discuss France's last gasp victory over Wales and the rest of the weekend's Six Nations action. Jonny Bray almost makes an appearance to discuss Eddie Jones' England future whilst Paul Sapper returns with his stats corner.
Chris Byfield is joined by Tom Masters, Jonny Bray, Louis Pescheux and Tomas Lopez Menchero Hill to preview the biggest weekend of Six Nations action yet. Can France stay in contention or will Wales seal the Grand Slam?
Chris Byfield is joined by Tom Masters, Jonny Bray, Louis Pescheux and Tomas Lopez Menchero Hill to discuss a dramatic weekend of rugby, whilst SP Sapper mans his corner to give a statistical overview of all the games.
After a week off, Chris Byfield is joined by Tom Masters, Jonny Bray, Louis Pescheux and Tomas Hill Lopez Menchero to preview another massive week of Six Nations rugby.
The National Union of Students, NUS, continues to lead a campaign to fight for students’ rights as England's roadmap out of lockdown becomes increasingly tangible.
South West Londoner spoke to NUS Vice President for Higher Education, Hillary Gyebi-Ababio, about the main aims of their #StudentsDeserveBetter campaign, both during the pandemic and in the long-term.
Throughout the pandemic, the NUS has helped secure £174 million for student support across the UK, £500 million back for students by securing early tenancy release and rent refunds for students in accommodation lockdown, and a four-nation U-turn on A-level, GCSE and BTEC grading in the summer.
We also spoke to students at London universities to hear directly about their experiences during the pandemic.
Tom Masters and Louis Pescheux join Chris Byfield to dissect a dismal England performance against the Welsh and a routine Ireland win against Italy, whilst Paul SP Sapper takes up his position in the corner to offer statistical breakdowns of both fixtures.
After a week off, the Six Nations team are back with new jingles, and more stats from Sapper's Corner. Chris is joined by Jonny Bray, Tom Masters, and Louis Pescheux and Paul SP Sapper to preview another weekend of Six Nations rugby.
Luke Edwards is joined by Oli Dickson-Jefford, Bella Butler and Harry Garside to review the Australian Open. The team run through who impressed, who surprised and who disappointed Down Under, alongside assessing the impact of quarantine on performances.
In this talk we will be discussing how the pandemic has impacted motherhood and changed the role of mother figures. We talk to Ruth from The Virtual Explorers Club about the trials and tribulations of motherhood with two young children in lockdown. Ruth offers great advice about parenting, funny tales from lockdown and the importance of prioritising yourself. We also spoke to Yolanda from Cruse Bereavement Care who offered advice on how to cope with grief if you have lost a mother figure in your life and may find Mother’s Day difficult this year. The bereavement volunteer emphasised the importance of reaching out and staying connected at a time when we are unable to embrace loved ones. Finally, Diversitea presenters Aaliyah and Ruby reflect on the last year and their changing relationship with their mothers
We've all got a weird story about family. Whether it's an uncle, a parent, or a cousin, we all have that compelling family yarn to spin at dinner parties. Family Ties is a podcast devoted to finding these stories and sharing them with the world.
This week, our own Helen Brown tells us about her great-aunt Tia Ellie, a former Cuban revolutionary who was involved with the kidnapping of Formula 1 legend Juan Manuel Fangio in 1958.
While the travel industry has almost completely ground to a halt, some people are making the difficult decision to pack their bags.
Alice and Alex have been slowly travelling around Europe for months now. They talk about how important it is to travel smart during the pandemic and to take it on yourself to stay safe and responsible.
Brexit is causing many to travel to preserve their immigration status. Howie, a UK national, moved to Germany in December to maintain his right to work.
For others, their livelihood depend on tourism so it is vital that they travel.
Eduardo, an experienced DJ living in Tulum, Mexico, claims to have caught Coronavirus twice, but that hasn’t put him off.
He now performs in villas and on private yachts, for the scores of people escaping to Tulum to take advantage of the comparatively laissez-faire restrictions.
Check out South West Londoner’s podcast on travelling in a pandemic here.
Lizzie May and Pip Murrison chat about life in lockdown and their experiences of dating in the demic.
From walks in the park to zoom calls, COVID has certainly changed the way we date, but has it been for the better?
Dating app Hinge has seen an 82% increase in their user base since the start of 2020, with three of those new members being Lizzie, Pip and Imo.
To find out what dating in the demic is truly like Lizzie and Pip are sending Imo on a Hinge date with a twist: they will interview both her and her date afterwards to find out what they really thought of one another.
Will Imo’s date lead to lockdown love or be a COVID crash?
Taylor Swift has a tremendous fan-base worldwide, but not everyone is entirely convinced by her genius. In this episode, two die-hard Swift fans, Imogen Howse and Clara Dijkstra, take on the challenge of convincing the thus far unconvinced Daniel Fessahaye that now is the time to jump on the singer-songwriter’s fan train. Hosted by Steven Lehmann, “Making A Taylor Swift Fan in 40 Minutes or Less” uses facts and figures, interviews with music industry professionals, and Imogen and Clara’s personal experiences with Swift’s music to advocate for the artist and explore her musical career. Taylor Swift has come back stronger than a 90’s trend, and it’s time we all embrace it.
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The South West Londoner talks you through how to keep busy this weekend in lockdown with a special look at Gay's the Word in honour of LGBTQ+ history month. Events for all the family feature too, as does a trip around the houses to see what mundane hobbies you've picked up whilst stuck at home!
It’s Real Bread Week from 20 to 28 February and Breadcast is here to show you just how to make it special, by celebrating real bread, free from preservatives and industry nasties.
Either join the lockdown rise in home baking or support your local - and often unsung - “key worker” bakers. The very yeast you can do is buy a “bunch of flours” for someone special.
Join your hosts Adam Solomons, Ryan Prosser, Naomi Clarke and Jessica Broadbent for a loafly adventure as we speak to “Real Bread” bakers, including Buzzing Bee Bakery in Wandsworth (roll up to their website to choose your own sourdough fillings delivered straight to your door in their Bread Week offer!).
We also talk about some well-baked traditions, breads around the world, how celiacs’ discover their intolerances, and why France kneads to improve its bread standards for an offbread inspection!
Anyway, enough of the stale jokes, just dough it and get involved!
An unlikely platform has become a destination for single souls looking for love.
Whether they’ve gone straight from Zoom to the swoon or thought they were well suited to connect, LinkedIn has become the place for people to negotiate a meeting beyond the boardroom.
For some it’s just a brief case of lust but for others it is the real deal.
In this podcast, we will meet some people who have accepted offers on application and also meet those who have turned down applications.
But there is also a darker side to the fun of corporate connections which creeps into the professional space.
A number of people have spoken of inappropriate and unacceptable questions floated in interviews by potential employers which will be addressed in this podcast.
So clock in and gather round the water fountain to hear the latest briefing on this new love corporation.
Technology undoubtedly played a substantial role in most of our lives before the pandemic, however, its importance in society has hugely increased thanks to the pandemic. It allows us to keep working, learning, and socialising at a time when face-to-face contact is off the table.
Dr Hester Duffy, a Senior Teaching Fellow from the Department of Psychology at the University of Warwick, joins us to discuss her views on how technology has impacted both young and older children and what she believes this may mean post-pandemic.
London’s Puzzling Places is a podcast which delves into the stories behind curious buildings – however big or small – across London. This week’s podcast discusses the likes of thin houses and converted phone boxes, and includes a deep dive into the history of Eel Pie Island Hotel. Dubbed as ‘the place where the sixties began’, the stories behind the hotel and the island itself are fascinating. In the 60’s, the island was thought to be the UK’s largest hippy commune. The hotel had a reputation as a legendary music venue with star-studded acts – The Rolling Stones, The Who and Pink Floyd to name a few! We spoke to Andrew Humphries, Mark Pickthall, Gavin Kilty and Loretta Leu who all shed light on the astounding past of Eel Pie Island and its hotel which mysteriously burned to the ground in 1971.
Chris Byfield is joined by Tom Masters, Jonny Bray, Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero and Louis Pescheux to review a huge weekend of Six Nations. Paul SP Sapper also returns via Sapper's corner to dish out all the key stats and figures.
Jonny Bray, Tom Masters, Tomas Hill Lopes Menchero and pod debutant Kas Moradi join Chris Byfield to preview the weekend's Six Nation's fixtures whilst Tomas also talks to Harlequins Number 8 James Chisholm about playing to empty stadiums, covid bubbles and Scotland's chances. Also, Jonny tries his hand at some Justin Bieber.
Host Andrew Gamble is joined by Rory Macnair, Tom Masters, Matt Hancock-Bruce and Jack Bantock to react to Super Bowl LV, as Tom Brady led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a 31-9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs that will go down in the history books.
Tom Masters, Louis Pescheux, Jonny Bray, Tomas Hill Lopes Menchero join Chris Byfield to discuss Scotland's historic victory over England, Ireland's defeat to Wales, and France's mauling of Italy. Meanwhile Paul Sapper provides all the key stats from from Sapper's Stat Corner.
On this week's edition of the South West Londoner Sports Podcast Oli Dickson Jefford, Andrew Gamble discuss Chelsea's record unbeaten run in the WSL, Laura Robson's struggles with injuries and the rise of American sports in London.
Luke Edwards is joined by Oli Dickson-Jefford, Bella Butler and Harry Garside to preview the Australian Open, taking a look at the top contenders for the men's and women's singles and the chances of the Brits.
Amelia Oprean looks at the struggles that immigrants heading to the UK face, in the latest edition of the South West Londoner podcast.
Andrew Gamble, Rory Macnair, Jack Bantock, Tom Masters and Matt Hancock-Bruce get together to preview the biggest show on Earth, ahead of this Sunday's Super Bowl LV, which sees the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Louis Pescheux, Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero and Jonny Bray join Chris Byfield to talk all things Six Nations, with Clapham's self-proclaimed CEO and Chief Chat Officer, Archie Curzon providing a satirical spin to proceedings as he outlines his ideal Six Nations weekend. Find Archie's Rig Biz Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
SWL's Joe Marshall looks at spoken word poetry in south west London, to see how it has coped with the coronavirus pandemic.
Rahima Miah has a look into how pre-school nurseries in south west London are coping with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
SWL's Emily Hemsley tackles the issue of loneliness around the holidays, as COVID-19 restrictions mean that this year has been harder than most.
Bella Butler, Harry Garside and Chris Byfield talk transfer news, discuss south west London athletes to have competed at the highest level in two sports and are joined by former QPR academy player George Butler to hear about the perks and pressures of growing up in the academy system.
Matt Hancock-Bruce, Reiss Tigwell and Louis Pescheux discuss all the football action from south west London, evaluate the performances of Surrey's England internationals and discuss the impact of COVID on women's football featuring Crystal Palace goalkeeper Chloe Morgan.
After Episode 1 got a whopping 41 listens, TLTE returns for its second outing.
For this week's Sporting Yesterday Jack Francklin takes us back 15 years ago to when Michael Schumacher won his record seventh Formula 1 World Championship.
In the Sporting Today Angus Oliver and the lads then discuss Saracens' breach of Premiership Rugby salary cap regulations.
And finally in the Sporting Tomorrow, Mark Stillman casts our gaze forward to this year's Sports Personality of the Year.
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A brand new podcast where we get stuck into the juicy content both shocking and silly from around the globe in all your favourite sports. This week we are focusing on the Rugby World Cup and looking at scandals from all the nations that made it to the quarter finals.
A new look at the history of Liverpool Football Club, one game and one season at a time.
The Whozat Podcast, where Dan Brookes, Willis Bennett and Samuel Draper discuss sport and life to uncover the identity of a mystery sportsperson. This is the first episode, where we discuss weekends, travel, World Cups and wacky stadiums in order to find out Dan's footballer.
The show where a different guest each week tells us their dream sporting dinner party and we talk about what that evening may look like.
Episode one sees Rhodri, Matt and Alex chat with sports journalist Dan Alexander.
Santé.
On Three Lads, Three Eras Angus Oliver, Jack Francklin and Mark Stillman discuss a sporting yesterday, a sporting today and finally a sporting tomorrow.
For this week's Sporting Yesterday Mark takes us back to October 2004 when Manchester United ended Arsenal's 49-match unbeaten run, and we discuss where the two teams are now.
The Sporting Today sees us discuss Typhoon Hagibis at the Rugby World Cup and how adverse weather affects sport.
And finally we debate cricket's controversial addition of The Hundred, discuss the winners and losers of the recent draft, and have words from Moeen Ali too.