The Place You Call Home

In this series finale, Denean speaks to Richard Yeboah about the hopes for housing in London post-election, his upbringing in Hackney and his book about the changes that a Labour government and large scale regeneration bought to the area in the nineties. Don't forget to rate and subscribe!--Show InfoMusic: Retrograde by LunarehInstagram and X/Twitter for the show:@TPYCHPODtpychpod@gmail.comSummer on The Estate - Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y-UhnD8opY&list=PLbRtYVdPDdco_v0U-iZBUOZ-1PEaWMYfQGuest InfoX/Twitter: ricyeboahhttps://ricyeboah.com/

In this episode of The Place You Call Home, Jools Walker and Denean discuss Jools' childhood in Canning Town and Archway, how Jools feels about the ongoing changes in Canning Town and the power of gardening.Show InfoMusic - Retrograde by LunarehTwitter and Instagram:@TPYCHPODemail: tpychpod@gmail.comGuest Info https://joolswalker.co.uk/about-jools https://joolswalker.co.uk/substackInstagram: @ladyveloYou can buy Jools' book Back in the Frame here: https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/ladyvelo

In this episode of *The Place You Call Home* podcast, Denean speaks to Petal Salahi, an artist with a fascinating journey. Growing up in Hackney, Petal developed a deep love for art and culture. Her adventurous spirit then led her to the beautiful island of Bali, where she immersed herself in its rich traditions and serene landscapes. Now, Petal has found a new sanctuary in a charming flat in Enfield, where she lives with her beloved cat, Astro. Join me as Petal shares her experiences of adapting to different environments, how these places have influenced her, and what "home" means to her. Show InfoMusic - Retrograde by LunarehTwitter and Instagram:@TPYCHPOD               email: tpychpod@gmail.com                                                                                                                                           

In this episode, architectural historian Matt Roberts shares stories of his Bromley childhood and his current home in Cambridge. We explore his views on making a place feel like home when you are renting, romanticizing older architectural styles and we touch briefly on Agas. Show InfoMusic: Retrograde by LunarehInstagram and X/Twitter for the show:@TPYCHPODGuest InfoInstagram: MatthewLloydRTwitter: MatthewLloydRPodcasts: "Architectural History"Matthew also edits: https://aboutbuildingsandcities.org/   

In this episode Phin Harper talks about their unique journey from living on a houseboat in London to establishing a new life on the VanBrugh Estate in Greenwich. Phin shares the difficulties of living on a houseboat and then transitioning to a more grounded lifestyle in Greenwich. Phin delves into the joys and challenges of building a tight-knit community on the VanBrugh Estate.Show InfoMusic: Retrograde by LunarehInstagram and X/Twitter for the show:@TPYCHPODGuest InfoInstagram: Architecture of RepairTwitter: PhinHarperhttps://phineasharper.com/Phin's Article in The Guardian about the plant pot and communal space: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/may/23/council-gnomes-pot-plants-hanging-basket-communal-space

Episode SummaryIn this episode of "The Place You Call Home," Denean Rowe speaks with Sarah Poekert, the artistic director for Thrive Dance, an immersive dance group based in London. Sarah shares her journey from New Hampshire to London, where she trained to become a professional dancer. She discusses the challenges and triumphs of her move, her passion for dance, and how it felt to move to London after living in a small town for so long.Music: Retrograde by LunarehInstagram and X/Twitter for the show:@TPYCHPODGuest InfoInstagram: ThriveDanceUKhttps://www.thrivedance.co.uk/

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Music - Retrograde by Lunareh*Show details* Instagram: @TPYCHPOD*Guest Info*Instagram: @pollyallenArticle about destroying equipment: https://www.musicradar.com/news/10-musicians-destroyed-equipment