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Brick Lane

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Sep 12, 2026

Helen ThornGUEST
7:13
Hello.
Rob DeeringHOST
7:14
We're crossing Brick Lane, and it's exciting as usual.
Helen ThornGUEST
7:17
Ooh.
Helen ThornGUEST
7:17
Are we going off to the lovely park?

17 MINS LATER

Rob DeeringHOST
24:41
...
Rob DeeringHOST
24:41
I think it is a, i- it's a, it's like going to...
Rob DeeringHOST
24:44
It's great the way around Brick Lane here, the graffiti becomes like an art tour.
Helen ThornGUEST
24:47
Yes, I know.
Jason ByeGUEST
50:38
You know, I'd only been DJing, like, a year and a half.
Jason ByeGUEST
50:40
You know, I'm residing at Amnesia and I'm looking up going, "How did I get here, man?" Do you know what I mean? I'd only just finished doing my city in Guild's Brick Lane, you know-
Alan WarmanHOST
50:47
Right
Jason ByeGUEST
50:47
... 'cause me old man said, "You ain't going nowhere till you get a trade."
Barrie J Davies

Barrie J Davies

HELCH RIP!

Sep 12 · 2 Mentions

Barrie J DaviesHOST
1:00
This man, I have to say, I'm going to swear, right? The fuck he got up everywhere.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
1:05
It was like, so on my birthday on Thursday, we went to like Brick Lane and Shoreditch and stuff.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
1:13
And oh my God, he was like everywhere.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
1:16
Just unbelievable.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
2:17
Yeah.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
2:18
So we were in London on Thursday, kind of ended up going to a show at a jealous gallery.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
2:25
Because I always go, right, I've got to go to Brick Lane, got to go to Shoreditch, got to go walk around, put stickers up, all that kind of stuff I always do.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
2:35
uh go for a couple of beers and uh just yeah his stuff's everywhere like outside jealous gallery you've got like the car wash american car wash kind of place and he's done the whole building there and i was like yeah there's so much work he did In such a short space of time.
Stephen RidleyGUEST
32:19
And then he said, right, you've got to get it out of the shop.
Stephen RidleyGUEST
32:21
So him and his mate helped me carry it outside the front of the shop in Brick Lane, East London.
Stephen RidleyGUEST
32:27
And then I just sat down and I started playing this piano in the street.
Stephen RidleyGUEST
32:30
And crowds formed.
Rob GravesHOST
27:57
Tell me about it.
Rob GravesHOST
27:58
I've got a one-bedroom flat in Cheshire Street just off Brick Lane.
Rob GravesHOST
28:01
Oh, it's done nothing but fall in price since Brexit.
Rob GravesHOST
28:06
But the
Robert MayGUEST
28:06
thing is, isn't Brick Lane wonderful on a Sunday?
Rob GravesHOST
28:09
Yeah, I believe so, but I think it's the other six days when you're stuck in a square box looking out the window.
Robert MayGUEST
28:14
Yeah, and I remember having a conversation with David Mintz as we came out of lockdown, and we were having one of these chats, and I said, property prices in North Devon, my advice to agents is put 15% on everything on your books.
NoahHOST
32:26
Can you imagine, yeah, a meeting of, let's say, a meeting of the Aspire Party, which is the party that runs the Tower Hamlets councils in Bethnal Green.
NoahHOST
32:37
And there was a protest saying, look for a Rahman, you're building a data centre on Brick Lane or whatever, which he's not, but you get my point.
NoahHOST
32:44
There was a protest about look for a Rahman.
NoahHOST
32:46
and Bengali uncles grab her up, start thumping her up.
NPLH Studio

NPLH Studio

108. Charlie Hood

Sep 8 · 3 Mentions

Joseph FordhamHOST
0:12
Charlie Hood is, among 100 things, the owner of The Volley in London and founder of Away, a paper about football.
Joseph FordhamHOST
0:19
He shares how a sculpture degree, a Brick Lane gallery, and a near constant string of side projects led him from skateboard art and zines to running a football bar in Old Street and publishing a magazine about the game's culture, travel, and irreverence.
Joseph FordhamHOST
0:34
Along the way, he explains why books and magazines still matter, how print can capture an ethos that social media never will, and why the best football experiences are often found far, far away from the Premier League spotlight.
Joseph FordhamHOST
0:46
For anyone wondering what direction to head in life, Charlie's journey is evidence that going where your nose takes you often leads to exciting things.
Charlie HoodGUEST
5:03
And i- it sort of helped with the day job, but, you know, the day job is kind of where it all kind of comes from.
Charlie HoodGUEST
5:10
Um, so I run a studio called Easy Days, and we...
Charlie HoodGUEST
5:13
I used to have a gallery in Shoreditch, just off Brick Lane, and that ran for sort of five years, and it was the same old story of kind of, you know, it's London, the rent went up by tenfold and, and, and we just, we couldn't make it work.
Charlie HoodGUEST
5:26
But, but I've always been quite kind of, I suppose, evolutionary.
Faye WilliamsGUEST
18:51
Yeah, for sure.
Faye WilliamsGUEST
18:52
But then we also worked with, um, Turno on his Brick Lane single launch, where we actually did one of the very first pop-up raves, so just kind of bucking the trends before they started to happen a lot more regularly, like as you see on socials.
Faye WilliamsGUEST
19:12
Um, so because it was called Brick Lane, we did a pop-up rave in the Brick Lane Bagel Shop in Shoreditch and invited down 50 super fans, um, and some influencers as well.
Faye WilliamsGUEST
19:24
So Grime Ground came down, and some of the, like, local London blog pages, and a couple of those clips went viral, which we're really proud of.
speaker_0HOST
19:33
Did you do it in the best Brick Lane Bagel Shop, though?
Faye WilliamsGUEST
19:37
We did, yeah.
speaker_0HOST
19:38
Did you do left or right?
Dominie HooperGUEST
1:04
I took a sublet for a month and ended up not leaving and that was ten years ago so...
Dominie HooperGUEST
1:09
Yeah, I first lived in, I don't know if you ever went there, but there was this amazing place just off Brick Lane called 14 Bacon Street.
Thom AshworthHOST
1:15
Yes.
Dominie HooperGUEST
1:16
And it was this kind of mad, lawless cafe where all the buskers would go and congregate at the weekend after their days of busking.
Oliver LowrieHOST
40:45
Pretty cool scheme.
Oliver LowrieHOST
40:46
Trimmer breweries on Brick Lane, very cool old breweries and now being redeveloped.
Oliver LowrieHOST
40:50
It's a commercial led scheme and has also 44 homes, which is not really that relevant.
Oliver LowrieHOST
40:57
There was a lot of protest around the lack of housing, but I mean, it's not... really a housing site, per se.

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