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This video is incredible.
Everyone should RETWEET it so the whole *world* sees it.
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This should’ve been a red card, penalty and a three game ban. But it’s Arsenal
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These brilliant and exquisite character studies stopped me in my tracks! bbc.co.uk/programmes/b071899…
More of my artwork for the Belle Meadow Fayre Pilgrim story, created in collaboration with the brilliant @SebastinBaczki1 .
Ironically, given that the LA Times has just bottled it entirely, along with the craven Wash Post, there's a good piece by Michael Hitzik on the plays agit history.
latimes.com/business/hiltzik…
‘So climb aboard, America, because it’s going to be one Hades of a ride!’ Meet US presidential candidate Buzz Windrip in Sinclair Lewis’ 1936 satire ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ @BBCSounds adapted by Mike Walker. Stars #BenMiles @AshleighHaddad & @nathanosgood
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0023pb…
And if you want to hear more about the world's first national theatre forged in the agonies of the Great Depression then here's fabulous Marybeth Hamilton to tell you all about it.
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3cswc…
‘So climb aboard, America, because it’s going to be one Hades of a ride!’ Meet US presidential candidate Buzz Windrip in Sinclair Lewis’ 1936 satire ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ @BBCSounds adapted by Mike Walker. Stars #BenMiles @AshleighHaddad & @nathanosgood
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0023pb…
Fantastic,perfect timing. Wondered who was going to do this. So bravo Mike Walker & BBC team. First staged Oct 27th, 1936 in 21 theatres & 17 states as one of the wonders of Hallie Flannegan's Federal Theatre Project. They had to drag the script out of a soused Sinclair Lewis.
‘So climb aboard, America, because it’s going to be one Hades of a ride!’ Meet US presidential candidate Buzz Windrip in Sinclair Lewis’ 1936 satire ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ @BBCSounds adapted by Mike Walker. Stars #BenMiles @AshleighHaddad & @nathanosgood
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0023pb…
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‘So climb aboard, America, because it’s going to be one Hades of a ride!’ Meet US presidential candidate Buzz Windrip in Sinclair Lewis’ 1936 satire ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ @BBCSounds adapted by Mike Walker. Stars #BenMiles @AshleighHaddad & @nathanosgood
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0023pb…
Deeply saddened at the departure of ten Hag, a fellow who always looked like one of those doomed hard men in a bad Van Damme film. He has brought football fans everywhere immense pleasure. He will be missed, much like the open goals by his rubbish
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Replying to @theliamnissan
Nothing strange about it. Deliberate evisceration of public service practice & culture. Staff gone, money gone, pointless privitization chasing pot of gold in endless churn of umpteen part podcasts. To quote Hemingway 'slowly & then suddenly all at once' , that's the BBC now.
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The Strange Death of the BBC continued
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BBC public service radio, as was,has become a wasteland in just a few years. Hollowed out. An entire production culture sold off, destroyed. Say hello to the capitalist wing of radio, STUDIOS. Tim Davie & his Goodfellah's centenary gift youtu.be/5ydqjqZ_3oc?si=lpf3… via @YouTube



























