This week I met with Dr. Jessica Moody of Bristol University to discuss the ways in which Bristol has publicly addressed its involvement in the Transatlantic slave trade. We touched on methods of commemoration (using Liverpool as a point of comparison)and explored some of the reasons behind Bristol’s changing attitude towards her slaving past.
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This week I met with Dr. Keith McLoughlin of Bristol University to discuss the remarkable story of Concorde - the first supersonic passenger aircraft.
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This week Tom Brothwell meets with acclaimed historian and historical fiction writer, Lucienne Boyce. They discuss the history of the women’s suffrage movement in Bristol,...
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Bristol History Podcast // Bristol Zoo
As the fifth oldest zoo in the world, Bristol Zoological Gardens has been introducing Bristolians to wild animals since 1836. Tom Brothwell meets with Dr...
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Power through art: Michele Curtis
Sitting by the harbourside up and coming portrait artist Michele Curtis talks art, politics and ambition.
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Hello – can you tell me anything about the dog featured in the photograph here? She looks very like one I fostered for a homeless couple who disappeared a couple of years ago. I would so love to hear that she was well and in a happy home!