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Stoke Newington

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Nov 1, 2026

David O'DohertyHOST
19:04
the noise of it is annoying the sound i'll try and replicate it now and then drying is annoying the fact that you the wetness clings to you like if you were to shower with something like mercury which famously doesn't hold the glass you know what i mean then maybe it doesn't impart moisture so a mercury shower you think would
Max RushdenHOST
19:29
be yeah The next Instagram reel of a house I can't afford in Stoke Newington will be someone in a sharp suit saying, Mercury shower from Wilmot and Wilmot.
Max RushdenHOST
19:39
That's what
Henry PakerGUEST
19:39
Omaze are now offering, isn't it? The next Omaze house has a Mercury Jacuzzi.
Richard GillHOST
21:48
But the other thing as well, what you said earlier... about never having an open spot, just turning up.
Richard GillHOST
21:54
I can remember when I first come down to London, I lived with my brother in Stoke Newington and we used to get time out.
Richard GillHOST
22:01
And in those days you would just be a little tiny ad for a comedy club.
Richard GillHOST
22:07
Comedians ring here and you'd ring up and then presumably you'd just turn up.
Jermaine GallacherGUEST
33:27
They were the, that was the pinnacle of like where you could be, have your work if you were a blacksmith or a mason or whatever, a stone carver or many things, a painter.
Sophie GroveHOST
33:39
In terms of the projects you've worked on, Bistro Freddy, and I went past the Stoke Newington venue, the Raleigh Church, and there's an amazing Bain group of people outside, and I poked my head in.
Sophie GroveHOST
33:54
I didn't know it was your project at the time, but it's an amazing feeling.
Sophie GroveHOST
33:58
I wondered, do you feel that...
Matt TebbuttHOST
5:36
So I used to live in
Olly SmithHOST
5:37
Newington, in Newington Green actually, and my brother lived in Stokey for a long time.
Olly SmithHOST
5:40
What, when you were a troubadour? But I had some great kebabs there, Stoke Newington High Street with my brother, some amazing ones.
Olly SmithHOST
5:45
I used to have a column in a newspaper and I wrote one of them up and I went in there with my brother and they had it on the wall, my little article.
Greg JamesHOST
60:35
And then actually something we didn't use, which is the idea that Martin Odegaard would have actually loved being in a fishing town because he's Scandinavian and likes fish.
Greg JamesHOST
60:42
You started reading that as if you were doing like beat poetry in Stoke Newington.
Greg JamesHOST
60:50
Oh, there's people.
Greg JamesHOST
60:51
There's that guy who sits on trains and does it.
John MacleanGUEST
22:37
I was getting frustrated about not having dialogue so the song would stop and we'd have bits of dialogue and they were slowly becoming short films and then slowly throughout the band I realised that I was maybe more interested in making the videos than the music and then when the band split up I was sort of halfway to being a short film director I think.
Jamie BenningHOST
22:57
Did you ever play at the Stoke Newington, not Stoke Newington, shit, what was I just thinking? I'm sure I saw you play in Notting Hill.
Jamie BenningHOST
23:08
Oh yeah, the Notting Hill Arts Club.
John MacleanGUEST
23:10
Yeah.
Haley Toumaian PriceHOST
5:54
And then he began studying at a boarding school in Chelsea until the summer of 1817 when he was eight years old.
Haley Toumaian PriceHOST
6:03
At that point, he entered Reverend John Bransby's Manor House School in Stoke Newington in North London.
Haley Toumaian PriceHOST
6:10
And Reverend Bransby would later become the basis for Reverend Dr. Bransby and Poe's short story, William Wilson.
Haley Toumaian PriceHOST
6:18
But Edgar studied at this school for the next three years.
speaker_3NARRATOR
25:06
Question number 16.
speaker_3NARRATOR
25:08
The area of Stoke Newington is in which London borough? Hackney.
speaker_3NARRATOR
25:19
Question number 17.
speaker_3NARRATOR
25:21
Who wrote the children's book series Swallows and Amazons? Arthur Ransom.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
21:53
So with the chests in front of them, they march their regiments back to quarters.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
21:58
Fleetwood, with no command left, goes home to Stoke Newington, a village north of the city of London, and stays there for the rest of his life.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
22:07
Oliver founded a college in the old cathedral buildings at Durham two years before with a provost, 12 fellows, and 24 scholars.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
22:15
Oxford and Cambridge, the only two universities England has had since 1209, petitioned to keep it from granting degrees.
Logan DGUEST
23:03
And yeah, it is.
Logan DGUEST
23:04
And, you know, I think my mum took me a good few times down to Dalston and Hackney and Clapton, Stoke Newington to do the radio.
Logan DGUEST
23:14
like probably from from 15 to sort of 16 and then i was getting a train every week um on my own with with you know a big record bag because it weren't like today where you've just got a usb or a cd wallet like it was and they didn't have wheels back then as well so they was always heavier so i think a lot of the old djs have got sciatica from uh the big metal flight cases without the wheels um but yeah i kind of was doing the radio and For about five years, I was going around the country off of the back of radio as well.
Logan DGUEST
23:47
So I have to say a big respect to Eastman.

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