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King's Cross, London

King's Cross, London

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Sep 12, 2026

Martin KiftonNARRATOR
29:21
Mr. and Mrs. James, Miss Fuller's it was, came to meet T., and we left directly after for the Tank Theatre.
Martin KiftonNARRATOR
29:30
We got a bus that took us to King's Cross, and then changed into one that took us to the Angel.
Martin KiftonNARRATOR
29:35
Mr. James each time insisted on paying for all, saying that I had paid for the tickets and that was quite enough.
Martin KiftonNARRATOR
29:42
We arrived at theatre, where, curiously enough, all our busload except an old woman with a basket seemed to be going in.
Mark DavyGUEST
39:12
authenticity in new developments because it's so new i mean so yeah there are developments i worked on well greenwich peninsula is nowhere near finished and i started working on that in 10 years ago yeah so the problem we've got at some extent is we're working to a sort of system that visualizes everything as though it's real cgi's and all that certain drawings um and we market everything as though it's real even though it's not real and and so the testing of real or inverted commas is in a sense, no one really knows.
Mark DavyGUEST
39:44
And there's not been, only King's Cross is unusual.
Mark DavyGUEST
39:48
It's almost can't use King's Cross itself.
Mark DavyGUEST
39:50
It's so much of its time.
Mark DavyGUEST
39:51
It was so rich.
Tschabalala SelfGUEST
43:16
I really enjoy the city as well, and I felt empowered during my time here as a creative to take risks and explore concepts that maybe I wouldn't have, you know, f- felt the freedom to do back home.
Ben LukeHOST
43:28
And of course, another thing that connects to London is that you first showed Seated here in King's Cross, in Coal Drops Yard.
Tschabalala SelfGUEST
43:35
I did.
Ben LukeHOST
43:36
And that, of course, eventually went to Bexhill, where it was the subject of horrific vandalism, racist vandalism.
Ben MacintyreGUEST
26:44
And so they, believe it or not, they got a dead body, which was hard to do in the war, believe it or not.
Ben MacintyreGUEST
26:49
They found a dead, it was a tragic story really, a homeless guy who had poisoned himself in a warehouse near King's Cross.
Ben MacintyreGUEST
26:57
And they put him on ice at St Pancras Mortuary.
Ben MacintyreGUEST
26:59
And they began to build this completely fragile, fake story around him.
AdamGUEST
18:46
But it was great.
AdamGUEST
18:47
He came to a gig at the Lexington in King's Cross, London.
AdamGUEST
18:51
That was fun.
AdamGUEST
18:53
He told me to stop dancing, and he told me to get a stool.
Charles WattsHOST
20:32
Good to meet you, Kiwi Kid.
Charles WattsHOST
20:33
Met you on the tube on the way to between Caledonian Road and King's Cross.
Charles WattsHOST
20:36
Good to see you.
Charles WattsHOST
20:36
Thank you very much for saying hi.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
1:31
We've got lots of interesting things coming up.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
1:34
We will be at the London Podcast Festival on the 13th of September in the afternoon, and we'll be at the Vision Festival on the 25th of September at Town Hall near King's Cross.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
1:44
And that will be an incredible show with some really dynamic women from the King's Cross area, which is all now about academics, ideas, culture.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
1:54
It's going to be really, really wonderful.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
1:56
If you want to know about those things, you go to guiltyfeminist.com and look under live shows and you'll see those events there.
JordanHOST
2:25
It was really good.
JordanHOST
2:26
Really good show at the King's Place in King's Cross.
JordanHOST
2:30
Lovely venue.
JordanHOST
2:31
Two weeks of live podcasts they've got down there.
Ella WhelanGUEST
4:19
Unless he goes completely on just a full-blown Gaza ticket.
Ella WhelanGUEST
4:24
But again, in somewhere like King's Cross or Hobart, I'm not sure that's the easiest win either.
Fraser MyersHOST
4:29
It does seem that Gaza has faded into the background a little bit, but also, I mean, the tendency for the Green Party to make stupid announcements we can't avoid.
Fraser MyersHOST
4:38
I mean, it was only a few weeks ago then they said that the police should have tasers and pepper spray taken off them.
Shanne BradleyGUEST
50:06
And to cut a long story short, the pogues kind of started and John was the first drummer, John Hasler.
Shanne BradleyGUEST
50:16
And they used to rehearse in King's Cross in Rick Trevann's flat.
Shanne BradleyGUEST
50:20
He played, I don't know if you know him, brass instruments.
Shanne BradleyGUEST
50:23
Yeah, yeah.

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