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Hosted by National Museums Liverpool · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Whether you’re a proper scouser or just a day tripper, listen in to hear the city’s stories. From the under-the-radar to the iconic, we cover the people, places and moments that make Liverpool such a wondrous place.
National Museums Liverpool hosts National Museums Liverpool Podcast, a society show with 45 episodes published.
We find out how a community run football tournament has grown into a highly anticipated event beloved by the city for how it brings together cultures and communities. Imad Ali and Maleka Egeonu-Roby tell us the story beh
We trace the remarkable life of a pioneering trans woman who forged her own path with courage and determination. From her early years in Liverpool to the world she built beyond it, April became a celebrated fashion model
In the Walker Art Gallery collection, alongside works by the likes of Lucien Freud and Rose Wylie, is a rather unusual portrait of a barefoot man in a grey suit. The surrealist portrait is of and by Wallasey-based artist
Discover how Everton's very own Sarah P Corbett turned her activism learnt at a local level into a worldwide crafting movement.
In this episode, we uncover the history of John Middleton, aka the Childe of Hale. Born in 1578, in the village of Hale, John Middleton was a man who allegedly grew to a height of 9ft 3 inches. Known for his great streng
Built in the early 18th century, the Old Dock was the world’s first purpose-built commercial wet dock. Its creation marked the beginning of Liverpool’s transformation into a major hub of European trade and a central port
In this episode we journey through nearly thirty years of musical experimentation and innovation with Liverpool's contemporary classical pioneers - Ensemble 10:10. Formed in 1997, the Ensemble has established itself at t
In this episode we explore the foundation of Britain's first mosque, and the life and times of its enigmatic founder, Abdullah Quilliam. Quilliam established the mosque in 1887, having embraced Islam and adopting the nam
Liverpool is enjoying an underground cinema renaissance and in this episode, we speak to three of the people at the heart of Liverpool's DIY film club revival. First we speak with 18:33 Films co-founder Harry James Worma
In this episode we go behind the scenes of one of the most beloved events in city's cultural calendar, Africa Oyé. We chat to Paul Duhaney, Africa Oyé’s Artistic Director and Dave McTague, the festival’s Head of Marketin
Celebrate 133 years of sporting history at one of football’s most enduring arenas - Goodison Park. In this episode we look back at 133 years of sporting heritage as the curtain comes down on Everton's beloved stadium, as
This episode rolls through the history of Liverpool's premier skate shop, Lost Art. Discover the origins behind the shop, and its journey into an iconic cornerstone of the U.K. skate scene, with founder Dave Mackey & Los
This episode explores Homotopia, the UK’s longest-running LGBTQIA arts and cultural festival, which champions queer visibility, creativity, and community. Guests include Bev Ayre, Danny Kilbride, Joan Burnett and Kolade
The story of a local man behind some of the world's most famous toys including Meccano, Hornby Trains and Dinky Toys.
This podcast is the second of a two part special. In this episode we find out about the emergence and impact of HIV and AIDS on the Liverpool LGBTQ+ community. We hear more about this horrendous disease from five people
In this episode we go back 40 years to find out more about the creative explosion going on in the city. We hear about this culturally vibrant moment in our local history from five people who lived it - Carl, Nick, Maria,
In this episode, we explore the importance of cultural identity and how music and dance serve as powerful forces for uplifting communities. We speak with former Delado dancer Maxine Brown and Project Facilitator Eliss Ey
In this episode we find out that there is more to the city's sport scene than football. We speak to Liverpool Roller Birds Ruckus and Daria about the best sport you may never have heard of - roller derby.
In this episode we get a potted history of Liverpool's Royal Court's 200 year history in just over half an hour. We speak to Iain Christie about the past, present and future of this beloved Liverpool institution.
How a group of radical gardeners are rejuvenating neglected urban areas through wildflowers. We speak to Richard Scott and Polly Moseley about their mission to breathe new life into the city through creative ecology. We
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