
On Sir John Tusa's 90th birthday, he is starting a podcast.
John was one of the founding members of BBC Newsnight, he went on to run the BBC World Service and subsequently became managing director of the Barbican Arts Centre. He's lived an incredible life, both personally and professionally, spanning the very best in arts, architecture, culture and politics, and there's still plenty more he wants... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a month ago |
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What makes a theatre or concert hall really come alive? Why is the way people flow through a space so important to its design? Do architectural legacies tend to fade quickly?
John Tusa talks to architect, Nicholas Thompson.
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What did Myra Hindley think of Mary Queen of Scots? How is learning how to have fun just as important as hard work? Why was it so important to bring a woman's perspective to history?
John Tusa talks to author, Lady Antonia Fraser.
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What are the economics of happiness? How is happiness measured? Are we failing the next generation by not ensuring their wellbeing?
John Tusa speaks to Lord Richard Layard about a lifetime dedicated to the research of society.
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Sir John Tusa interviews Philip Graham, author and Professor of Child Psychiatry, about what he's learned both personally and professionally over nine decades and what lessons he would tell his younger self.
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A great diversion from all the doom to hear from people who have had such interesting life experiences - and to get their perspective on what’s happening now with little sense of weariness or disengagement. Hoping John interviews some female nonagenarians too.
I’m smarter for listening and great to have all my prejudices about age challenged.
Fascinating conversations from people with almost 100 years of perspective! Insightful and charming.
I know John Tusa from my own days at the BBC. His substack - a memoir of sorts - is sharply entertaining.
This podcast is a fabulous endeavour: for too long the wisdom and lived experience of those over 90 is too easily dismissed. This is not just lazy, it also deprives us of the richness of thought and perspective of our elders.
I can't think of a better person to showcase the immense contribution of older people than John. The first episode, in which JT is interviewed by his godson, R... more
I have been podcasting with the voices of the under 25s for over a decade, many people have said what about the over 90s? Finally we have a fantastic podcast hosted by John interviewing the older generation. great work, looking forward to more
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