
A podcast about places and buildings, with tales about history and people. From author and publisher Clive Aslet and the architectural editor of Country Life, & John Goodall
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsHistory | |||

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This week John takes Clive through Windsor Castle, a creation not just of the Middle Ages (subject of part 1 of this series) but of successive monarchs since the Restoration of Charles II in 1660. George III, a King who had been trai... more
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This week John and Clive are frothing with disapproval at Network Rail’s plan to upgrade Liverpool Street Station. It is proposed that this will be funded by a development which will impose an out-of-scale tower at the entrance to th... more
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This week John and Clive present their long-awaited podcast on one of the most essential but least discussed rooms in any dwelling – the lavatory. Or (because no object in English or any other language is subject to so many euphemism... more
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Sir Francis Dashwood, who used to dress as a Franciscan monk and allegedly took part in orgies in the ruins of Medmenham Abbey, was one of the most notorious libertines of the 18th century. Is this a correct depiction of his characte... more
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Informed and highly entertaining. In short, delightful!
Always informative and gently entertaining. Erudite and engaging.
A wonderful thought provoking episode on the memorialisation of war - I was privileged to be at a dinner with Clive in 2014 in Westminster when he spoke movingly and with erudition on the subject which came across very well in this episode. John’s addition of the Indian perspective added an interesting layer from a country he knows well. Keep up the good work - an addition to the week
Sublimely intelligent, informative and charming. I really enjoy listening to Clive and John and their laughter is infectious.
Extremely enjoyable - very informative, light hearted and fun. An excellent listen in troubled times
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Focusing on places and buildings, the content explores the rich tapestry of history intertwined with architecture. The discussions often highlight key figures in architecture and the socio-political narratives that shaped various landmarks. Episodes feature in-depth analyses of significant personalities, like the marriage of famed architect Sir Edwin Lutyens and his wife Lady Emily, to broader themes like the architectural vision of King Charles III and the evolution of neighborhoods such as Pimlico. Unique aspects of this offering include its blend of personal stories, historical anecdotes, and architectural insights, making it engaging for both enthusiasts of history and architecture alike.
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