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Gower Street

Gower Street

Street in London, EnglandWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Gower Street".

Oct 27, 2026

Paul SheridanHOST
16:39
just went bing.
Giles MorrisonGUEST
16:41
And not only that, but you may be aware that King's College London was set up against that godless place on Gower Street.
Giles MorrisonGUEST
16:48
University College London.
Giles MorrisonGUEST
16:50
Never the
Robert MorelNARRATOR
59:44
and on the same day it was determined to get up a soiree.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
59:48
This gathering held in Gower Street was memorable because it was attended by Mrs. Annie Besant, then notorious as an advocate of atheism and Malthusianism, the heroine of several famous law cases and a friend and colleague of Charles Bradlaugh.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
60:04
Mrs. Besant was elected a member a few weeks later, and she completed the list of the seven who subsequently wrote Fabian Essays, with the exception of Graham Wallace, who did not join the Society until April 1886.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
60:19
But although Sidney Webb had become a Fabian, the scientific spirit was not yet predominant.
David WalesNARRATOR
87:58
From my return to England, October 2nd, 1836, to my marriage, January 29, 1839.
David WalesNARRATOR
88:09
From my marriage, January 29, 1839, and residence in Upper Gower Street, to our leaving London and settling at Down,
David WalesNARRATOR
88:20
September 14, 1842.
David WalesNARRATOR
88:24
These two years and three months were the most active ones which I ever spent, though I was occasionally unwell, and so lost some time.
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David WalesNARRATOR
93:25
from my marriage eighteen thirty nine and residence in upper gower street to our leaving london
David WalesNARRATOR
93:32
eighteen forty two
Tanis DavidsonGUEST
17:12
Again, we're in central London.
Tanis DavidsonGUEST
17:14
As we're talking here, I can hear the traffic roaring by on Gower Street.
Tanis DavidsonGUEST
17:19
So if anybody wants a bit of health and well-being or just to transport themselves into the jungle, they can do that and find out more about UCL research at the same time.
BexHOST
17:45
You can find out for more by searching for Grant Museum of Zoology.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
44:55
When Ellisham committed suicide, Eden was, strangely enough, already dead.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
45:01
24 hours before, he had been knocked down by a cab and killed instantly, at the crowded crossing at the intersection of Gower Street and Euston Road.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
45:08
So that the only human being who could have thrown light upon this fantastic narrative is beyond the reach of questions.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
45:15
Without further comment, I leave this extraordinary matter to the reader's individual judgment.
Tanis DavidsonGUEST
17:12
Again, we're in central London.
Tanis DavidsonGUEST
17:14
As we're talking here, I can hear the traffic roaring by on Gower Street.
Tanis DavidsonGUEST
17:19
So if anybody wants a bit of health and well-being or just to transport themselves into the jungle, they can do that and find out more about UCL research at the same time.
BexHOST
17:45
You can find out for more by searching for Grant Museum of Zoology.
Penny SmithHOST
28:22
There is an exception to every rule.
Charles NoveHOST
28:23
I'm just thinking about an organization, uh, I, I don't know if they're still there, but their headquarters used to be on Gower Street in the, the West End of London.
Charles NoveHOST
28:32
And I, I always used to see the sign on the door as I went down Gower Street and wonder about them.
Charles NoveHOST
28:37
Uh, it's an organization called the Institute of Measurement and Control.
Penny SmithHOST
28:41
[laughs]
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
49:52
I feel like it's
ChrisGUEST
49:54
Gower Street, Waterstones.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
49:56
It is.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
49:56
I'm looking at it now.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
49:59
That's the boots on the ground journalism we have Chris on the podcast for.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
50:03
I think
ChrisGUEST
50:04
it's Gower Street, Waterstones.
ChrisGUEST
50:05
Yeah.
William RamseyNARRATOR
14:44
how i had taken to natural history as a relief from the dullness of my comfortable independence he seemed interested in this i've done some science myself i did my biology at university college getting out of the ovary of the earthworm and the radula of the snail and all that lord it's about 10 years ago but go on go on tell me about the boat he was evidently satisfied with the frankness of my story which I had told in concise sentences enough, for I felt horribly weak, and when it was finished he reverted at once to the topic of natural history and his own biological studies.
William RamseyNARRATOR
15:22
He began to question me closely about Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street.
William RamseyNARRATOR
15:26
His cap...
William RamseyNARRATOR
15:28
That Latsi still flourishing? What a shop that was.

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