Streatham
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Sep 12, 2026
Joshua FentonGUEST
Yeah.
Joshua FentonGUEST
But she was just Naomi from Streatham to me.
Joshua FentonGUEST
Yeah.
Joshua FentonGUEST
So, yeah.
Terry WenhamHOST
But two of them were still alive.
Terry WenhamHOST
Lance Corporal Ernest Bowerman from Streatham and Lance Corporal Sid Wheelhouse.
Terry WenhamHOST
Remember, this is the footballers' battalion.
Terry WenhamHOST
Not all of them by this stage, men like Alf, were footballers or supporters or referees or other officials like they were to begin with, but Sid Wheelhouse was.
JamieHOST
Same cab driver.
JamieHOST
He stopped for someone and they said, Streatham, please, driver.
JamieHOST
He went, yeah.
JamieHOST
And he drove all the way down to Streatham and he said, whereabouts in Streatham do you want, mate? He got no answer.
JamieHOST
So he turned around and there was no one in the back of the cab.
JamieHOST
What happened? Well, he drove a Metro cab and as he drove away, the keys must have fallen against the door and the door's closed.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
I was coming out from the news editor's room, turning over my new mission in my mind, when I heard my name called from the waiting room below.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
It was a telegraph boy with a wire which had been forwarded from my lodgings at Streatham.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
The message was from the very man we had been discussing, and ran thus.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
Malone, 17, Hill Street, Streatham.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
Bring oxygen.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
Challenger.
Cony CaravotasGUEST
Yeah.
Cony CaravotasGUEST
I actually tried to drive it through Streatham and Purley and the A23.
Cony CaravotasGUEST
It was hell.
Cony CaravotasGUEST
And my sister lived down here.
Iain StirlingHOST
Where are boots? Are you West? Are you feel like West Calder or Livingston or where are you? And I recognise a lot of Ian's stories from school that's similar to mine.
Iain StirlingHOST
I was listening to the Streatham's Priory Poisoning Ep and someone else wrote in about John Christie.
Iain StirlingHOST
I thought I'd share my small connection with that case.
Iain StirlingHOST
When I was at uni, they filmed a TV show about him but filmed it in Glasgow.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
God bless you, dear.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
Not less admirable is the behavior, in similar case, of Cecil Grant, 14 Glover Street, Streatham.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
Suddenly, as a bolt from the blue, comes a letter from Miss Louis Hawke, Elmview, Deerhurst, breaking off her betrothal to him.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
Haggard, he sits down to his desk.
5 HRS 28 MINS LATER
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
As it were a faint human hand thrust up never to reappear from beneath the rolling waters of time, he forever haunts my memory and solicits my weak imagination.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
Nothing is told of him but that once, abruptly, he asked a question and received an answer.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
This was on the afternoon of April 7th, 1778, at Streatham, in the well-appointed house of Mr. Thrale.
Kirsten WeberNARRATOR
Johnson, on the morning of that day, had entertained Boswell at breakfast in Bolt Court, and invited him to dine at Thrale Hall.
Alan PorterHOST
It wasn't really a surprise, but I did like the fact that we discovered another layer to Madeleine de Sarah in the fact that that persona is, yes, again, just another construct.
Alan PorterHOST
She is, in fact, just playing Maggie Sayers from Streatham.
Alan PorterHOST
I like that.
Alan PorterHOST
That was a nice reveal.
David HepworthGUEST
You can book The Herd via Kennedy Street Enterprises.
David HepworthGUEST
He was telling us about how – and this must have been 1969 that it happened with The Herd – that they had to – They were performing on Streatham ice rink, on the rink.
David HepworthGUEST
They had to cut a bolt back to the dressing room, chased by screaming girls who literally wanted to rend their garments.
David HepworthGUEST
Can you imagine the members of the herd slipping? Yeah.
Gary MairsGUEST
I used to go to work.
Gary MairsGUEST
I used to live in Streatham in South London, which at the time was quite a wild, depressing place, I would say.
Gary MairsGUEST
But I used to go to work and I'd look down and I'd be Monday morning, if I got to work on a Monday, And my shoe would have a hole in the bottom and my sock would be wet.
Gary MairsGUEST
And it's like, I'm not even on the fucking public transport of choice.
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