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Zeppelin 1917 – Podcast now available

Zeppelin

Ahead of the installation of the park’s new memorial sculpture in the next few weeks, we are pleased to announce the publication of the latest edition of the Bridge to Nowhere podcast!

This episode is an audio adaptation of the Animated Walk from the Friends’ Zeppelin 1917 season which ran throughout October 2017. It tells the story of the Zeppelin Raid on Camberwell, in the industrial and residential area that existed before the creation of the park itself, and puts the tragic events of that night into the context of local life at that time.

And if you subscribe (it’s free), you will also receive future episodes automatically, as soon as they are released.

So please take a listen, and we would love to know your feedback, either contact us directly, or leave us a comment on the episode page.

We hope you enjoy it.

Listen to The Raid.

The Bridge to Nowhere Podcast is now available!

News update

We’re very excited to announce the launch of the brand new Bridge to Nowhere Podcast!

Over the past few years we have made a number of audio recordings of our most popular events that the Friends have organised, and we’ve posted them up on various sites along the way (YouTube, Soundcloud, and indeed here on our own website). Now for the first time we’re bringing all our audio features together in one place in the form of a new podcast series, which will feature not only the highlights from our previous talks, but will also continue to be updated with all our audio offerings in the future.

And as with any podcast series, this means you can now download the audio to your own device, and if you choose to subscribe (it’s free!), you’ll be able to receive all our new episodes automatically.

Available from today are newly reversioned highlights of recent talks including From Bombs to BMX, and the excellent Oral Histories series, and if you subscribe you’ll be among the first to receive the next new edition which will form part of the forthcoming Zeppelin 1917 series of commemorative events this October.

So, please start listening and let us know what you think!