Sir Vince Cable: “There’s going to be a big shift away from the issues that preoccupied my generation”
Max Kendix speaks to the former Liberal Democrat leader about lockdowns, re-joining the EU and his party’s future.
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Will Entwistle
A Life On Our Planet: Alastair Fothergill
Profile Editor, Will Entwistle, speaks to Alastair Fothergill, Executive Producer of David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet.
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Living Better: Alastair Campbell
Profile Editor, Will Entwistle, speaks to Alastair Campbell, former Downing Street Director of Communications.
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Robbie Lyle: “Clubs will have to work to bring the fans back”
Exploring the changing nature of football fandom amid the pandemic with Robbie Lyle, fan-led media pioneer and AFTV founder.
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Conversation and Company: Chit-Chat
Exploring the power of conversation, particularly during lockdown, with Durham student and founder of Chit-Chat, Lewis Alexander Baxter.
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Changing Climates: Dr Bob Baxter
A conversation with Durham Ecology lecturer and climate change researcher, Dr Bob Baxter. You can find the interview in full on Spotify by searching ‘Purple Radio on Demand, Videotape: Bob Baxter’.
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Collaboration and Sympathy: Alex Morgan
A conversation with Durham alumnus and Euronews journalist, Alex Morgan. You can find the interview in full on Spotify by searching ‘Purple Radio on Demand, Videotape: Alex Morgan’.
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Comfort QuaranTV: The Thick of It
‘The Thick of It’s incessant stress offers calm in uncertainty’. Will Entwistle reflects on the political satire and how finding humour in human vulnerability is helping him get through this lockdown.
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Mercury Fur: Censorship does not work
Will Entwistle argues that censorship is an affront to art, reflecting the changing nature of consumer culture.
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Space and Sound: English Suburbia and The Streets
“Skinner’s typical suburban experience is, in fact, the revolutionary tinge in his sound.” In the second part of his “Space and Sound” series, Will Entwistle explores the complex relations between suburbia and The Street’s unique garage.
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