Entertainment For Lively Minds
Mark Hodkinson talks about his search for the people whose singles wound up in the bargain bin
Posted by David Hepworth on 20 June 2011 - 10:32am.
In the new issue of the magazine Mark Hodkinson's feature Bargain Bin Dreams starts with a bunch of old singles sitting unnoticed in the corner of a shop in Huddersfield. Reasoning that each one must at some time have represented the sum of somebody's hopes and dreams he decided to see if could track down the people who made them. He tells David Hepworth where his quest led him in this special Word shortcast.
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I loved this piece
Can't we have one every month? Not a whole bunch, but just one band tracked down? Fascinating stuff.
I agree
An excllent read and a series that could run and run.
I'm sure we've all got singles in our collection that we could offer up as suggestions for Mark to pursue.
Thirded!
This is the sort of stuff that The Word does so well - original idea, well-written piece.
is the podcast on Itunes yet
or is it just on the app at the moment?
ditto
doesn't come up in the rss feed either, or can this only be streamed via the app (would happily buy the app but I'm an Android)
At the moment
It's just on the app, and on this page. It's isn't a regular podcast, and isn't numbered as such. It's a 15-minute short.