Culture

Steve talks top Krishnan about how The Beatles had a profound effect on the course of his career and how he has used his music to influence politics and social affairs.

Lady Hale speaks to Krishnan about that famous judicial moment, the challenges she has faced in her career and the need to widen access to justice. 

Their music was the soundtrack to the post-punk movement that began in the late 70s – the fight against racism, against war and apartheid, and the bleak reality of unemployment and social inequality.  

Thousands of Afghans who’ve fled the Taliban takeover are starting new lives, many of them here in the UK. 

Indra talks to Krishnan about how working from home has revolutionised the relationship between women and work and the importance of business in politics.

Jay talks to Krishnan about how politics and culture reflect and influence eating habits as well as his love and talent for jazz music.

KAMILLE speaks to Krishnan about leaving her finance career to write top 20s for some of the world’s most famous artists and the reality of being a Black woman in the music industry today. 

One of the most famous DJs and record producers, Carl Cox, known as the three deck wizard, has been a fixture on the dance scene since the illegal raves of the 1980s. 

Carl Cox is one of the original superstar DJs of the 80s and 90s. He helped bring acid house from the warehouses of Chicago to British raves, the unregulated party scene, then festivals and clubs.

They crossed the Channel from Calais without papers in small boats 6,000 years ago.

He was one of the biggest sports stars of his generation, and it all began on a south London housing estate. Now former England footballer Ian Wright has written a children’s book inspired by that journey.

He was one of the greatest drummers the rock world has known.

We spoke to musician Aryana Saeed and began by asking her about the journey she took to leave Afghanistan.

With foreign travel still largely off limits, most people have been braving the unpredictable British weather for a staycation.

Well for half a century one man has become known as the ‘Voice of Anfield’ – George Sephton, who’s the stadium announcer and one of the club’s longest serving members of staff.