Cheltenham Literature Festival
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Sep 10, 2026
Book Club's Back to School!
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39:47Sara PascoeHOST
Edinburgh's great.
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39:48Cariad LloydHOST
And we have another live show coming up at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, October the 15th.
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39:52Sara PascoeHOST
Brilliant.
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39:53Cariad LloydHOST
I am there on October the 14th for Ostentaters, but if you want to see us talking about books-
Prospect Lives: Unexpected lessons from my alcoholic father
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19:33Vitaly VitalievGUEST
Isn't it time for Yevgeny Alexandrovich Yevtushenko to climb off the political swing he seems to be always riding? No wonder he often felt confused and insecure.
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19:43Vitaly VitalievGUEST
I could see this frustration clearly when interviewing him at the Cheltenham Literary Festival in 1995. i knew many of his poems including a picture of childhood by heart written in nineteen sixty three when if toshenko was in his thirties it described an episode in the market of a small siberian town deep in the soviet rear during the second world war a hungry youth tried to steal some wedges from an open-air stall in a market square the holders of that and other stalls caught him and started beating him mercilessly with boots and metal bars with ingenuity, with relish, with weighty righteousness.
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20:24Vitaly VitalievGUEST
In vain did the victim whisper, Brothers, what for? that only added to the crowd's sadistic rage the crowd was deafened and enraged they grumbled at those who weren't hitting the thief hard enough they trampled his body in the dirty spring snow in the middle of that collective execution one sweaty stall owner turned to iftushenko then just a ten-year-old and shouted come on kid hit him too but i as a boy burst out crying with shame instead if toshenka wrote before ending the poem with the following rhymed in the original three-liner and if a hundred
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Prospect Lives: Unexpected lessons from my alcoholic father
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18:49Vitali VitalievSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Isn't it time for Yevgeny Alexandrovich Yevtushenko to climb off the political swing he seems to be always riding? No wonder he often felt confused and insecure.
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18:59Vitali VitalievSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I could see this frustration clearly when interviewing him at the Cheltenham Literary Festival in 1995. i knew many of his poems including a picture of childhood by heart written in nineteen sixty three when iftushenko was in his thirties it described an episode in the market of a small siberian town deep in the soviet rear during the second world war a hungry youth tried to steal some wedges from an open-air stall in a market square the holders of that and other stalls caught him and started beating him mercilessly with boots and metal bars with ingenuity, with relish, with weighty righteousness.
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19:39Vitali VitalievSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In vain did the victim whisper, Brothers, what for? that only added to the crowd's sadistic rage the crowd was deafened and enraged they grumbled at those who weren't hitting the thief hard enough they trampled his body in the dirty spring snow in the middle of that collective execution one sweaty stall owner turned to iftushemko then just a ten-year-old and shouted come on kid hit him too
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20:11speaker_2ADVERTISER
but i
Was the Duchess of Devonshire above chemical toilets? (with Xand van Tulleken)
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2:12Jane GarveyHOST
That is in a couple of weeks.
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2:13Jane GarveyHOST
We do look forward to going to the Cheltenham Literature Festival.
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2:16Jane GarveyHOST
It's always very lovely just to visit Cheltenham.
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2:18Jane GarveyHOST
It's a beautiful town.
367. A quest to find King Arthur with historian Amy Jeffs
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16:39Amy JeffsGUEST
We've done some events.
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16:40Amy JeffsGUEST
We'll be at Cheltenham Literature Festival in October, singing songs around the Arthur book.
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16:46Amy JeffsGUEST
But one that we've been working on that...
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16:48Amy JeffsGUEST
It's a shame they're not here, but I wanted to give you a glimpse of it, is called Western Wind, and it's quite a well-known secular song from...
Not even the weighted blanket could withstand his nocturnal stirrings... (with Scott Bryan)
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10:06Jane GarveyHOST
The characters are so well-written.
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10:07Jane GarveyHOST
I can picture them so clearly." Now, Rachel has bought tickets to the Cheltenham Literature Festival, and she's looking forward to coming to see us all.
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10:15Jane GarveyHOST
And this is us interviewing on stage the one and only Anneka Rice.
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10:21Fi GloverHOST
I tell you what.
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11:16Jane GarveyHOST
So get yourself a ticket.
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11:17Jane GarveyHOST
Come along.
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11:17Fi GloverHOST
And if you're having a low moment, just try and find the photograph from last year's Cheltenham Literature Festival of Penny Lancaster with us-
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11:24Jane GarveyHOST
Yeah
Prions, Prison Colonies and Prison Planets
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6:31Tom NeenanHOST
The
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6:31Alice FraserHOST
other news is that Candice Carty-Williams, the author, has withdrawn as a guest curator and participant from the 2026 Cheltenham Literature Festival.
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6:41Alice FraserHOST
in August 2026, that's this most recently, because it was being sponsored by the Times news source, suggesting that they ought to have made more comment on the death of Professor Jason Arday, given that they had made much comment in the lead up to his death.
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7:01Alice FraserHOST
And they ought to have sort of done a post hoc possible self-examination of the maybe disproportionate coverage of his public shaming.
Episode 3 - Motivations of a published author with Piers Torday
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55:59Pie CorbettHOST
I know what they mean by limited experience.
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56:01Pie CorbettHOST
They haven't been to ballet and tap and taken to the Cheltenham Literature Festival and gone on holiday to Spain.
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56:07Pie CorbettHOST
I understand that.
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56:09Pie CorbettHOST
But we all have experiences.
School trip to pets at home (with Michael Owen)
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19:22Jane GarveyHOST
...but, yeah, you could.
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19:24Jane GarveyHOST
Uh, Rachel is an avid podcast listener, she says here, and she volunteers at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, so we'll give you a wave from the back of The Times do in October.
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19:34Jane GarveyHOST
Well, we're looking forward to that.
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19:35Jane GarveyHOST
Have you been to Cheltenham?
Will Andy Burnham call an early election?
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26:37Steve RichardsHOST
He had a hinterland, as Denis Healey put it.
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26:39Steve RichardsHOST
I met Foot once at the Cheltenham Festival of Literature in 1996.
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26:44Steve RichardsHOST
As the Cheltenham-based PR manager for Eagle Star, I was involved in the company's sponsorship of a discussion about the biographer's craft.
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26:54Steve RichardsHOST
After the debate, I got the chance to talk to Michael.
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