Podcast

The English Civil War is often reduced to a stereotype of haughty Cavaliers and humourless Roundheads. Yet in reality it was was one of the...

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,...

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...

A sneak peak from co-ordinators of issue 11 of the Cable.

Dorothy Cook is full-time carer of her husband Malvin. She discusses the ups and downs of caring, but has her life changed since the new...

One of Arnos Vale’s most distinctive tombs commemorates a remarkable man

“You can have any school you like – as long as it’s an academy.”

The Cable investigates how the world of offshore finance reaches out and touches on our doorstep

This podcast was created based on first hand experiences of the mental health system in the context of  five years of Coalition cuts between 2010...

Listen to the Round Table discussion above or download the sound file. Following a recent high profile case of sexual abuse of girls by men in...

100 years after ‘The Great War’, we bring to life the voice of Isaac Rosenberg, a soldier poet from Bristol who was killed at the...