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Dalston

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Sep 11, 2026

Nick WatkinsGUEST
31:04
It's got some great pubs, great bars, it's got a great cocktail scene now, between Wynner and next door.
Nick WatkinsGUEST
31:12
like you're absolutely laughing and they're within staggering distance of each other as well which is nice but yeah some great yeah some great places just always has a buzz about it you go around like along Vicky Road or you go along near Strathbunga where it's got a kind of I don't know, Dalston vibe, Dalston London vibe.
Nick WatkinsGUEST
31:33
Not just because there's so many people from London that have sold their house on and moved and bought up here, putting the house prices up.
Nick WatkinsGUEST
31:41
But it's a great bit of the city.
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Zan MoonHOST
10:44
Maybe do a little walk along, like, a canal.
Katie BaxterHOST
10:46
Like Dan's or something, like Dalston.
Zan MoonHOST
10:48
Yeah, or Bambi.
Zan MoonHOST
10:49
Is that one?
Jane GarveyHOST
36:18
Yeah.
Fi GloverHOST
36:18
There are many, many things that we can buy in the corner shops of Dalston now that are just extraordinary.
Fi GloverHOST
36:23
So no joke, the condiment section of our local shop is bigger than the household cleaning section.
Fi GloverHOST
36:30
So e-even the massive great big rolls of toilet paper are not taking up as much room as kimchi.
Danny NormanHOST
7:54
as well.
Danny NormanHOST
7:55
Dalston can have, so for example, Dalston, which I mentioned, and which is other one was it when that a forest is known as being And Willacombe is known for being tough.
Danny NormanHOST
8:04
Their attendances are quite sizably different to Great Yarmouth, aren't they, as a whole?
Nicola ForwoodHOST
8:08
Yes, true.
Tom BestGUEST
39:06
And at that point in your startup phase, those first hires sounds a bit ridiculous, but you're just keen to hire anyone.
Tom BestGUEST
39:14
You're grateful that anyone would turn up to my kitchen table in Dalston and work in what I thought was appalling conditions because I'd come from the big corporate world of Christie's and I was expecting people to travel all the way across London, sit at my kitchen table, and wing it with me on the auction collective.
Tom BestGUEST
39:32
And so just really grateful that people were turning up.
Tom BestGUEST
39:35
But then as the cash flow grew, it's just a natural reaction to where you see gaps in the business.
Nick FerrariHOST
118:54
Gabriel, have you been using?
GabrielAUDIENCE
118:55
What line of work are you in? Well, I own a small wine bar, actually, in Dalston.
GabrielAUDIENCE
119:00
So I use it for all my admin.
GabrielAUDIENCE
119:02
I use it for all my sort of looking through my accounts.
Nick FerrariHOST
120:51
Lastly, and I've got to go, but if you want to, do give us the name of the wine, but if you want some, you don't have to tell me, but if you want to.
GabrielAUDIENCE
120:58
Well, why not? Why not? It's morning.
GabrielAUDIENCE
121:00
It's table at 464 in Dalston.
GabrielAUDIENCE
121:02
Table at 464.
Neil LuckGUEST
47:47
Yeah, it feels new, it feels quite fresh.
MarcellaHOST
47:50
Yeah, so speaking of live performances, we are going to do a live gig at the Victoria in Dalston to launch this compilation.
MarcellaHOST
47:58
We've got the narrator and Max Seidtolen performing.
MarcellaHOST
48:01
What can you tell us about these two artists? I know that you've known Max for a long time.
Leon HallGUEST
4:25
You say we go way back, so...
Leon HallGUEST
4:27
Yeah, a long time since I've lived in Dalston in Hackney, but that's where it began.
Leon HallGUEST
4:34
Growing up, that's all we wanted to do, play football.
Leon HallGUEST
4:39
and push ourselves, compete against better players.
Denis LenHOST
1:46
Lenn.
Denis LenHOST
1:46
This week, we're talking about Sticky Frogs, Tom Daley, and a very dedicated listener in Dalston.
Mark T CoxHOST
1:52
And Dennis will be sharing with me photographic evidence of a recent wedding injury.
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1:59
This show is part of the Headstuff Podcast Network.
Grace CharltonCORRESPONDENT
21:46
It's expensive to live in these cities.
Grace CharltonCORRESPONDENT
21:48
Like, you know, she was sort of talking about the glory days of the '90s when you could just rent out a loft in [laughs] Dalston and it would be, like, a seat of creativity and all of this.
Grace CharltonCORRESPONDENT
21:58
There's less of that, so they're trying to support and give space to young designers.
Chris CermakHOST
22:03
Well, Grace, we will be hearing that interview with the British Cash- Fashion Council later this week, but also we wanted to talk about sort of up-and-comers, not just in terms of designers, but cities that are trying to also rain on the parade, whether it's New York, London, or Milan and Paris.

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