Listen "Now Here"
Episode Synopsis
What is the future of common spaces and community gathering spots in the UK? At a time when so many spaces that once were shared are now either derelict or in private hands, when it can be difficult to find somewhere to gather with friends without buying a latte in order to do so, how might the future be different? How might we rethink our relationship with public space, the land, and each other? Those are the questions that audio producer May Robson set out to answer in a new series for BBC Sounds Audio Lab called Now Here.
More episodes of the podcast History Workshop Podcast
Changing the Record
29/09/2025
Can A Rock Band Make History?
16/07/2025
The 1984 Islington Nursery Strike
18/06/2025
Uncovering the Socialist Anthropocene
17/06/2025
War and the Mind
16/04/2025
Writing History in Sri Lanka Now
25/02/2025
In Search of Waguih Ghali
13/11/2024
The Siege Of Sidney Street
23/10/2024
Pioneering Transgender History
31/07/2024
An Indian Historian's Ordinary Life
26/06/2024
ZARZA We are Zarza, the prestigious firm behind major projects in information technology.