Dulwich
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Oct 3, 2026
Katya WitneyHOST
I sat down with Alice at a Red Bull Athletes event earlier this week to discuss what her future role with the gloves could look like for England, establishing a role for herself in the top order over the summer, as well as making her Test debut, and what her identity as a cricketer looks like at the start of the next phase of her career.
Katya WitneyHOST
[upbeat music] We're here at a Red Bull Athletes event in Dulwich.
Katya WitneyHOST
How has it been out there? You must have played here quite a lot.
Katya WitneyHOST
It's a beautiful ground.
Greg DickinsonHOST
So that would be one recommendation.
Greg DickinsonHOST
Another really unusual thing to go and check out is the Horniman Museum in Dulwich near Forest Hill, which is a fantastic place.
Greg DickinsonHOST
And it has possibly the weirdest exhibit in the whole of London, which is a taxidermied walrus.
Greg DickinsonHOST
Have you seen it before?
Jonathan ThomasHOST
A lovely warm weather escape to look at while it's getting dark at 5 p.m. outside.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
Hokusai, 36 views of Mount Fuji at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
That opens October 20th.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
Japanese master behind the Great Wave.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
Always a huge draw and a good excuse to get out to Dulwich, England's oldest public picture gallery, which is a lovely thing to visit in itself.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
So it's a great excuse to visit the Dulwich Picture Gallery for the first time.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
We've got Tim Walker's Fairyland at the National Portrait Gallery in St. Martin's Place just off Trafalgar Square from 8th of October.
Jonathan ThomasHOST
The National Portrait Gallery is behind the National Gallery if you've ever wondered where it was.
Phil TrollHOST
That was The Mamas & The Papas, and, uh, Dedicated to the One I Love.
Phil TrollHOST
And we've got a request for Ron in Dulwich coming up next.
Phil TrollHOST
[upbeat music] But, uh, before we play it, let's, uh, do the competition again.
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Francis RossiGUEST
I was 13 in October '62.
Francis RossiGUEST
Alan Lancaster's dad worked for Samuel Jones, this place in, in Peckham, and he re- he got us this gig to play at their sports ground in Dulwich.
Francis RossiGUEST
Down this little...
Francis RossiGUEST
It was this, it was probably about as big as this maybe.
27 MINS LATER
Gyles BrandrethHOST
A moment of joy in your life, particularly from your earlier years.
Francis RossiGUEST
Um, seeing my childr- my first few children born.
Francis RossiGUEST
The second one, Nicholas, um, my wife was fussing about in the, in the Dulwich Hospital, and this nurse said, "Oh, come on, dear, you'll be fine.
Francis RossiGUEST
You know, you, you're on your first child." She said, "My second." She went, "Oh, shit."
Simon LipsonHOST
It's scenic, it's a beautiful coastal location, gorgeous old town, yet somehow boring as fuck.
Simon LipsonHOST
Julie joins us from Greenwich or Dulwich or Woolwich, somewhere south.
Simon LipsonHOST
Rob White is here.
Simon LipsonHOST
He lives under the shadow of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Red RichardsonHOST
You know what I mean? Like you didn't even have to be very successful and somehow there was just a fucking house involved.
Red RichardsonHOST
You know, there's places in Dulwich where they're like 10 bedrooms.
Red RichardsonHOST
You find out it was a doctor or a physician and we lived there.
Red RichardsonHOST
And you go, now that person's got 12 flatmates.
Nikki SGUEST
I remember, you know, trick or treat? We used to get a black bag out the bin.
Nikki SGUEST
and walk up to Dulwich, because that's where they had money.
Nikki SGUEST
Right.
Nikki SGUEST
No trick or treat, just black bin bags, get the money.
Nikki SGUEST
No, we didn't want the sweet.
Nikki SGUEST
We want cash only, bro.
Nikki SGUEST
Dulwich,
ShizzioHOST
up the road.
John SweeneyGUEST
He denies, for example, that he sang Hitler songs.
John SweeneyGUEST
There's a nuance there, Liz, by the way, because there are 34 witnesses at Dulwich who said that he, for example, they remember him saying things like Gassum, Hitler was right, which is the noise of gassing of the Jews, to his Jewish classmate, Peter Essigy.
John SweeneyGUEST
There are 34 witnesses who remember things like that.
John SweeneyGUEST
He didn't, when asked by Michael Crick in 2013, when Crick was doing a Channel 4 news program about Farage, he said, what he said, nothing I said, did you use racist language? And he said, not necessarily racist.
John SweeneyGUEST
So there's a black kid at school who is seven years younger than Farage, and he was at school for only one year.
John SweeneyGUEST
His family are from Nigeria, and he is in the primary school playground.
John SweeneyGUEST
So there is a Dulwich College the high school bit as it were but it has a private primary school and that's where and Yinka was the only black boy in the primary school and he has a vivid memory of Nigel Farage who's bigger than him with a couple of acolytes kind of fellow bullies who come down and Farage goes up to the one black boy in the whole playground and says that's the way to Africa Which is pretty
AlexHOST
much what he's saying today.
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