First to respond, which is a shame as would hope more than me are taking time out to listen. First, great to hear Max on this Pod Cost. Now the nitty gritty, sometimes you chap lose me, I say this who as a youth joined the Party, regrettably, it was when Foot was still Leader, which means I'm now an old git. That sad, and as a genuine working class Socialist, it must be sad we were truly pasted by the Right of the Party when JC was leader, pasted because appeasement has never been a great policy to conduct with anyone on the Right. Alas, the greatest appeaser within the Labour Party has been one John McDonnell, whom, I was led to believe had a reputation of a brusier, not a pussy cat - seems my sources were wrong!

In perhaps our biggest blockbuster crossover event yet, we team up again with Sinan Kose on his hip, happenin' Twitch stream (https://www.twitch.tv/skthecrusader) to review Change: The Independent Group, the new revisionist history of the ill-fated centrist party Change UK by its hardline Gapes-Soubz-Leslie faction, allegedly edited by fellow splitter Ann Coffey under the nom de plume "Peter McNab". This is the historic stream in its unedited entirety.

The Sinan Kose Debates

And You Have The Book...: Reviewing 'Change: The Independent Group' w/ Sinan Kose

an all-star panel - including inseparable friend of the show & repeat RP guest Jude Wanga (@judeinlondon2), plus both hosts of the legendary ALL THE BEST podcast (hosted @novaramedia); fellow serial RP offender, gambling reform activist and former Jeremy Corbyn aide Matt Zarb-Cousin (@mattzarb), and veritable guru of Bennite thought Max Shanly (@maxshanly) - discuss the aftermath of Sir Keir Starmer's disastrous first electoral test, culminating in the binding of Matt's good friend Shippers.

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Roof Access was joined by Jack of Reel Polotik on his June show. They ran through two hours of Neil Young live performances - everything from solo pieces to collaborations with the likes of Crazy Horse and The Santa Monica Flyers.


Theme from ‘Dead Man’ - Neil Young
New Mama - Neil Young & The Stray Gators
This Wheel’s On Fire - Neil Young & The Sadies
Slip Away - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Sad Movies - Neil Young
Rumbling - Neil Young
Change Your Mind - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Pocahontas - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Raised On Robbery - Joni Mitchell & The Santa Monica Flyers
Standing In The Light Of Love - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Road Of Plenty - Buffalo Springfield
Hole In The Sky - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Throw Your Hatred Down - Neil Young & Promise Of The Real
Good To See You - Neil Young
Dance Dance Dance - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Tonight’s The Night - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Mellow My Mind - Neil Young
Berlin - Neil Young 
My Girl - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Too Far Gone - Neil Young
Roll Another Number (For The Road) - Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Roof Access w/ Jack: Neil Young Live Special - June 2021

Cohost Will asks your kind indulgence as he invites Jack Frayne-Reid (from the Reel Politik podcast) to has over one of his personal obsessions: the blockbuster 2014 Monty Python reunion show. They discuss MONTY PYTHON LIVE (MOSTLY) and how comedy can change and wilt under different social and political contexts.

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#491 - Stone Dead (w/ Jack Frayne-Reid)

　Previously unreleased song written by Glenn Frey, "Get Up Kate" and the outtake version of "Nightingale".
　
　Both traks were produced by Bill Halverson. (NOT by Glyn Johns!)

The Eagles  "Get Up Kate (Previously unreleased)" & "Nightingale (Outtake)"  1972

Following the Netflix release of Charlie Kaufman’s latest film, I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS, and the publication of his debut novel, ANTKIND, we look back over the career of a certified Film Graze fave.

The discussion encompasses his collaborations with Spike Jonze (BEING JOHN MALKOVICH, ADAPTATION) and Michel Gondry (HUMAN NATURE, ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND), his theatre and literary work, and writer-director output (SYNECDOCHE NEW YORK, ANOMALISA* and I'M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS).

Including covers of Jon Brion’s Eternal Sunshine OST, the Minutemen, the White Stripes and more!

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Co-produced by Emmett Cruddas and Sam Storey.

Film Graze 022 - Kaufmanic Depression

During Jeremy Corbyn’s time as Labour leader, much attention was part to the economic vision that the party developed for the United Kingdom, but less to his personal interest in the arts, and how that shaped both Labour’s cultural policy, and their programme as a whole. In this interview, Juliet talks to Jeremy about his interest in the socialist cultures that formed around the 20th century Labour Party and the Popular United government in Chile, the arts policies the party developed under his leadership, the concept of cultural democracy and his determination to unlock the creative potential of the UK’s young people, #Grime4Corbyn and Culture for Labour in the 2017 and 2019 election campaigns, what the reaction to his fondness for James Joyce’s Ulysses says about the British media, how socially engaged artists might react to the 2019 election defeat and the job losses amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, and plenty more.

A full list of references for the programme can be found via our Patreon at www.patreon.com/suite212, and is available to $3 subscribers.

Suite (212) - series 3

The Arts for All: An interview with Jeremy Corbyn

In this month's Resonance 104.4fm show, made available a day early for our Patreon subscribers, Juliet talks to Dr Samba Gadjigo, author of a biography on the subject and co-director of the feature-length documentary Sembène! (2015), about the life and work of Senegalese writer and filmmaker Ousmane Sembène (1923-2007). They talk about the place of Senegal within the French empire, Sembène's upbringing in French West Africa and his political and literary awakening in post-war Marseille, his film training in the USSR and cinematic work in post-independence Senegal, his relationship with President (and poet/cultural theorist) Léopold S. Senghor, and his place within Senegalese, African and global cinema.

A full list of references is available for our Patreon subscribers - please visit https://www.patreon.com/suite212 to sign up.

Ousmane Sembène: 'The Father of African Cinema'

This is a preview of our Patreon-only episode about Ousmane Sembène & Thierno Faty Sow's historical drama Camp de Thiaroye (1987), about the mutiny of French West African troops at a transit camp in Dakar and their subsequent massacre by French forces on 1 December 1944, following on from this month's Resonance 104.4fm programme.

Here, Juliet talks to Dr Samba Gadjigo, co-director of Sembène! (2015) and biographer of the writer/filmmaker, as well as Helen Day Gould Professor of French at the Mount Holyoake University in Massachusetts, about one of Sembème's greatest works. They discuss how closely it was based on the actual events and on Sembène's experiences; controversies around the film's content, commission and funding; its relationship with the history of colonialism and African independence movements; its reception in Senegal and France; its importance in the cultural memory of the massacre; and more.

To hear the entire episode, please subscribe at www.patreon.com/suite212.

Suite (212) Extra

PREVIEW: Ousmane Sembène's Camp de Thiaroye (1987)

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