
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 | 30 | Founded | 7 months ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsHistory  | |||

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Phipps, Carnegie and Old Westbury Gardens
In its turn of the 20th-century heyday, Long Island could boast no fewer than 900 country houses. Since then, most have disappeared, leaving Old Westbury Gardens in a unique position – the o... more
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Clive has just been to an event at Hatfield House, the palace to the North of London which
stands as a monument to the political gene of the Cecil family. John is more than equal to discussing this great country house and its treasu... more
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In 2019 a devastating fire consumed the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, one of the towering symbols of French identity, and it seemed that one of the greatest cultural monuments in Europe had, literally, gone up in smoke. But after ... more
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An extraordinary cultural loan is about to take place: soon, while its home in France is being improved, the Bayeux Tapestry will be displayed in the British Museum for two years. This will give members of the British public, along w... more
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Extremely enjoyable - very informative, light hearted and fun. An excellent listen in troubled times
On the strength of the first two episodes, this is a splendid podcast with lively discussions of architecture and urbanism with a classical slant. Two engaging hosts make it a real treat.
A wonderful podcast rich in anecdote and deep in knowledge. Clive and John’s enthusiasm and John’s ever infectious laughter complement a rich understanding of the architecture they describe. Having read their work in Country Life for many years I had great expectations and was delighted with the result. A must for all fans of matters architectural. Bravo!
Erudite, charming and just jolly good fun! Clive and John have obvious deep pools of knowledge and anecdotes to draw from, and the ensuing banter is as informative as it is amusing!
Well worth listening to!
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The content revolves primarily around architecture and historical narratives, exploring the lives of influential figures in the field while intertwining personal anecdotes that bring various architectural tales to life. The discussions often reflect on significant events in architectural history, focusing on notable locations and their societal impacts. Episodes investigate the relationship between esteemed architects and the environments they shaped, providing a blend of entertainment and education for listeners interested in architectural history, design, and cultural heritage.
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