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Sep 15, 2026

Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
3:20
No, old boy, the hangman.
Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
3:25
[dramatic music] I was unable to accompany Inspector Cecil Daly of the CID when he went down to the Pembridge Court Hotel, Notting Hill, that Friday morning in June 1946 to investigate the reported death of a guest.
Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
3:42
When I finally arrived there two and a half hours later, I was glad I hadn't got there before.
Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
3:47
Inspector Daly told me all about it, though.
Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
7:24
That was on Monday the 24th, three days after the battered body of Marjorie Tate had been discovered.
Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
7:30
True, my name was in all the papers, but he didn't have to demote me to the rank of inspector.
Thomas MeredithNARRATOR
7:36
"Dear Inspector Meredith," he wrote, "I feel it to be my duty to inform you of certain facts in connection with the death of Mrs. Marjorie Tate at Notting Hill Gate."
Cecil DalyVOICE_ACTOR
7:46
Kind of him.
LernerHOST
5:52
Yeah, and they are navigating an entirely different but very overt brand of hostility.
speaker_1HOST
5:58
Because this is the year of the Notting Hill race riots.
LernerHOST
6:00
Right, and the text describes how working class white youths, egged on by fascist political groups, were actively hunting Black immigrants in the streets.
speaker_1HOST
6:09
It's deeply unsettling to read.
Paul BenneyGUEST
42:54
her?Outside a club, a music club, Laylow.
Paul BenneyGUEST
42:59
It was in Notting Hill.
Paul BenneyGUEST
43:00
And she was doing the door, and we just got chatting with her.
Paul BenneyGUEST
43:03
[laughs] And she said, well, she's a singer, and I'd heard she was a singer actually from another music engineer.
Alastair WatkinsVOICE_ACTOR
8:11
Where?
David LlewellynVOICE_ACTOR
8:12
Chepstow Place, Notting Hill.
David LlewellynVOICE_ACTOR
8:13
The constable who found him in his car parked beside the curb thought he was taken with drink and sound asleep.
Alastair WatkinsVOICE_ACTOR
8:19
[laughs]
Gideon LaskHOST
14:21
well done to them all right let's balance that off with a negative The
Antoine MelonHOST
14:25
Carnival of Notting Hill.
Antoine MelonHOST
14:29
I mean, I still have my flat in Notting Hill.
Antoine MelonHOST
14:31
Carnival is a great story.
Antoine MelonHOST
14:33
It's a great...
Antoine MelonHOST
14:35
How do you say? Yeah, it's part of the culture of Notting Hill in London.
Antoine MelonHOST
14:40
I always say it's the wrong day because Carnival is a party.
Antoine MelonHOST
14:45
It means Carnival, which is a party of the meat, which is just after Lent.
Holly RubensteinHOST
13:44
I thought that...
Holly RubensteinHOST
13:47
So just to provide a little bit of context, um, Six Senses is in Bayswater, which, if you don't know London, is quite near to Notting Hill.
Holly RubensteinHOST
13:55
It's kind of adjacent to Notting Hill, and it's inside the restored Whiteley building, which was a very iconic, uh, historic department store-
John O'CeallaighGUEST
14:06
Mm-hmm
Holly RubensteinHOST
14:06
... which then was left unused for a period of time, and now it's been completely reimagined as the Whiteley, with Six Senses at the heart of it, with some other kind of-
Lynsey MooreGUEST
65:52
Well, he wasn't actually there.
Lynsey MooreGUEST
65:54
So, um, I actually recorded my vocals in a studio in Notting Hill.
ShaneHOST
65:58
Okay.
Lynsey MooreGUEST
65:58
But he was at the end of the phone with the engineer.

Unknown podcast

Windrush: From Post‑War Relief to Citizenship Crisis

Sep 12 · 3 Mentions

speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:34
Landlords often turned down West Indian families because of skin color or simply assumed they would not pay rent on time.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:43
In the suburbs of London, in areas such as Notting Hill, Southall, and Brixton, tenants could see a wall painted black from their doorstep.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:52
They faced hostile neighborhoods where people shouted racist slurs while neighbors moved their cars to block entry points.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:00
Yet communities sprang up in spite of that.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:03
Churches became vital centers.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:05
The Methodist Church on Notting Hill and St. James's in Brixton organized not just worship but social welfare, job counseling, and a sense of belonging.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:15
Culturally, they also reimagined Britain.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:17
Calypso, jazz, reggae, and ska filled radio airwaves.

Unknown podcast

Joseph Merrick: Unraveling the Truth Behind the Elephant Man

Sep 12 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:19
In the late 1950s, Britain grappled with fierce racial tensions.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:24
The Notting Hill riots of 1958 exposed systemic discrimination, underscoring that a society fighting colonial wars could not cope with its own diversity.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:34
They highlighted a need for domestic reform.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:38
During the early 1980s, unrest erupted at Brixton and Toxteth, extending racial grievance beyond London.
Suraj VatishGUEST
6:39
And they're all dotted around over London.
Suraj VatishGUEST
6:41
So we're in Chelsea, Wimbledon, Malibu, Notting Hill, and Hammersmith.
Suraj VatishGUEST
6:48
All the fun
Melissa MugnoHOST
6:49
places that all of our favorite movies were filmed.

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