A passionately laid back overview of the arts and culture scene in York and Harrogate with observations on journalism. This podcast is hosted by Charles Hutchinson and Graham Chalmers and regular guests.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Arts, Culture, dance, Exhibitions, Harrogate, journalism, music, theatre, UK, visual arts, york, Yorkshire
Museums n’That is the podcast for anyone who thinks that museums are boring. Hosts Meg and Sara from Leeds Museums & Galleries get to the very heart of what makes museum people tick, by asking them the questions that you actually want to know. Does Bruce Springsteen have an archive? Do you ever try any of the old clothes on? What’s the greatest city in the world? Spoiler alert: it’s Leeds.
Categories: Arts
Tags: archive, art, Culture, curator, gallery, leeds, lgbtq, museum, sculpture, Yorkshire
On the Five Hard Podcast the Five Hard guys discuss their Top 5’s of a particular film topic – genre, actor, series, moments – and whittle their individual choices down to a combined and distinct finality, a definitive list. Arguments, fights, disagreements. It all ends in ultimate resolution – a definitive, undisputed Top 5. Let the battle commence! Email us at fivehardfilmshow@gmail.com, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @fivehard If you’d like to advertise with us or sponsor us, please email fivehardfilmshow@gmail.com
Categories: Arts, Comedy, TV & Film
Tags: action, andy, arnie, awesome, boome, cinema, Comedy, Dan, dave, Die, DVD, england, english, fantasy, film, films, five, Fun, Funny, Genre, Good, hard, heroes, horror, list, Movies, nevis, Podcast, screen, Series, sharp, show, video, Yorkshire
Archaeology is about reconstructing the physical past to obtain an understanding of how different civilisations and cultures have evolved over time. In this album, archaeologists from the British Museum explain the scientific processes involved in the discovery, investigation and interpretation of a variety of artefacts, such as skeletons, coins, textiles and metal artefacts unearthed at sites such as the famous Iron Age burial at Sutton Hoo, and Tell es-Sa’idiyeh in Jordan. The album also reveals how amateur archaeologists who use metal detectors contribute to creating a picture of ancient societies. This material forms part of The Open University course SA188 Archaeology: the science of investigation.
Categories: Education
Tags: Archaeology, artefacts, bones, British Museum, bronze, burial, Casting, chariot, conservation, English Heritage, excavation, grave, Iron, Metal, site, voids, Wetwang, wood, Yorkshire