Time Out London editor Joe Mackertich invites famous Londoners to show him around their favourite bit of the city. Listen in as your favourite celebs share tall tales and weird anecdotes about the spots they love. One area, four locations: it’s time to learn to Love Thy Neighbourhood. A new episode every Tuesday.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
The star of The Good Place (and a million other things) takes editor Joe on a tour of her favourite bit of the capital. Genteel, pretty and quaint; all words that describe Primrose Hill but certainly do not describe Jameela’s frankly filthy stories. ... more
Back to the none-more-leafy borough of Richmond, for a rainy jaunt in the company of the fantastic Nick Mohammed. The Ted Lasso star gives editor Joe a tour of some key filming locations, his favourite café and some seriously historic buildings. You’... more
Series three is go! ‘Ghosts’ and ‘Stath Lets Flats’ star Kiell Smith-Bynoe takes Joe back in time for a nostalgia-drenched, chicken-flavoured tour of his childhood ends. Listen in as he discusses the politics of playground sports, his recent interest... more
Time Out’s award-winning podcast, Love Thy Neighbourhood is back for a third series.
Ever wanted to wander the streets of London in the company of a famous person? Love Thy Neighbourhood is a weekly show in which a celebrity guest shows Time Out edi... more
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A joyous blend of casual, cerebral, and silly. The Phil Wang episode is a standout.
Very diverse dive into ALL parts of London, some great tips especially pubs.
Time Out’s podcast Love Thy Neighbourhood is like the best kind of Londoner: funny, knowledgeable without being a smug prat about it, and absolutely able to point you to the best pub in the area at short notice. Guests are great too: nice mix of household names and interesting trailblazers. If you love the idea of listening to a famous Londoner getting personal about their fave bit of the city, hot new spots and having fun chats, it's basically an Oyster Card for your ears.
What a brilliant idea and perfect for Time Out. No super exciting guests yet but get a proper presenter and they may do. He is cringe like a GCSE media student doing a podcast, no talent for interviewing and really awkward. Great format which could be amazing with a decent interviewer.
A less misogynistic host would be good
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