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Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Anna Burns - Milkman
Anna Burns - author of 'Milkman', longlisted for the 2018 Man Booker Prize
Podcast

Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Anna Burns - Milkman

Anna Burns, the winner of the 2018 Booker Prize, speaks to Southbank Centre's Ted Hodgkinson about her award-winning novel, Milkman.
Kurt Masur: the conductor who brought down a country
Kurt Masur conducts the London Philharmonic Orchestra on tour in Germany
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Kurt Masur: the conductor who brought down a country

Read the remarkable story of how Kurt Masur, Kapellmeister (conductor) of Leipzig’s Gewandhausorchester, helped bring about the end of East Germany in 1989.
Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Matt Haig & Jordan Stephens on mental health & creativity
Photograph showing Ted Hodgkinson and Jordan Stephens, who appear on Southbank Centre's Book Podcast
Podcast

Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Matt Haig & Jordan Stephens on mental health & creativity

Author Matt Haig and musician Jordan Stephens discuss mental health and creativity in this podcast hosted by Ted Hodgkinson
Meltdown: the first 25 years
M.I.A. performing at her Meltdown Festival
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Meltdown: the first 25 years

Take a look back at the first 25 years of Meltdown festival with these items from our archive collections
Anne Enright and Penelope Lively: sex, love and families
Author, ANNE ENRIGHT
Podcast

Anne Enright and Penelope Lively: sex, love and families

Hear two past winners of the Booker Prize, Anne Enright and Penelope Lively, in this fascinating talk recorded for the Booker Prize's 50th anniversary
Southbank Centre's Book Podcast: Backstage at Man Booker 50
Man Booker live reading in Royal Festival Hall
Podcast

Southbank Centre's Book Podcast: Backstage at Man Booker 50

Ted Hodgkinson talks with Golden Man Booker judges Robert McCrum and Kamila Shamsie, and we hear from past Booker Prize winners Alan Hollinghurst and Marlon James in this podcast
Kazuo Ishiguro and Michael Ondaatje in conversation
Authors, KAZUO ISHIGURO & MICHAEL ONDAATJE in conversation
Podcast

Kazuo Ishiguro and Michael Ondaatje in conversation

Literary heavyweights, Kazoo Ishiguro and Michael Ondaatje discuss how their inspirations growing up shaped their fiction.

Think Aloud Podcast: Meltdown, backstage pass
Vex Red on stage performing in Southbank Centre's Purcell Room as part of 2018 Meltdown festival curated by Robert Smith
Podcast

Think Aloud Podcast: Meltdown, backstage pass

Listen to an exclusive take on what it takes to put on Meltdown festival with the first episode of Southbank Centre’s podcast series, Think Aloud
10 iconic exhibitions from 50 years of Hayward Gallery
Pool with Rowing Boats by Gelitin on top of the Hayward Gallery
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10 iconic exhibitions from 50 years of Hayward Gallery

Take a look back at some of the most memorable exhibitions from the Hayward Gallery’s first half century, from Bridget Riley to Antony Gormley.

Southbank Centre's Book Podcast: Literature & the refugee crisis
 Author, Khaled Hosseini
Podcast

Southbank Centre's Book Podcast: Literature & the refugee crisis

Listen to our literature focussed podcast as Ted Hodgkinson talks with poet Nick Makola about fleeing Uganda, and we hear from Khaled Hosseini on how the refugee crisis inspired his novel Sea Prayer
Playlist: John Peel's Meltdown
Trentemøller perform to a full audience a the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Playlist

Playlist: John Peel's Meltdown

Come with us back to the summer of 1998 with this Spotify playlist of acts who appeared at John Peel’s Meltdown festival, including Sonic Youth, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Cornershop and The Delgados.
Lee Bul: 'My life is very strongly connected with the modern'
Sorry for suffering - You think I’m a puppy on a picnic?, 1990  Courtesy Studio Lee Bul
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Lee Bul: 'My life is very strongly connected with the modern'

Lee Bul discusses the impact that her early childhood experiences have had on her work – not least her use of material and her interest in architecture and landscape – with Stephanie Rosenthal, curator of Lee Bul: Crashing