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What"s on Reading Podcast

Atlantic Garden Media

The podcast that celebrates the arts and heritage scene in Reading.

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Ep.17 'Oxford Road Heritage Action Zone' Mar 21

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2021/03/02

This month, we’re talking about the history and heritage of the Oxford Road with three artists who are helping to bring it to life as part of the new High Street Heritage Action Zones project (reading.gov.uk/hshaz). Look forward to specially-commissioned audio histories, a unique portrait and a collection of recipes.The Whats On Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media: Podcasts & Social Media Curation The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media - if

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Ep.16 'Passionate Performers' February 21

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2021/02/03

This month, we’re joined by local poet and author Claire Dyer (clairedyer.com) and local DJ Tim aka DJ Dubious (facebook.com/dj.dubious) to give us a bit more of a personal approach of how individual artistes are performing during the pandemic, from getting that audience reaction to giving people something to look forward to. The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media - if you'd be interested in a podcast for your business or charity please contact us at

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Ep.15 'Lessons In Lockdown' Jan 21

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2021/01/12

This month we’re joined by Jamie Read of READ College (www.readcollege.org), Matt Foster from the Rock Academy (www.therockacademyfoundation.org) and Seamus Allen of What’s The Game?! Improv (www.facebook.com/WhatsTheGameImprov) who discuss the changes, challenges and new possibilities that come from teaching classes under lockdown. And Damien barely gets a word in…The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media - if you'd be interested in a podcast for your business or

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Ep.14 'Reading Twilight Trail' Dec 20

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2020/12/09

This month, we were 'live' on location at the preview night of the Reading Twilight Trail in Forbury Gardens and the Abbey Ruins. As well as doing our best to describe this fantastic experience, we also caught up with some of the people who made the event a reality, and some of the other VIP guests who were in attendance. The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media - if you'd be interested in a podcast for your business or charity please contact us at

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Ep.13 'From Stage To Screen' Nov 20

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2020/11/05

This month we're joined by Liz from Dance Reading (dancereading.com), Danny from Readifolk (readifolk.org.uk) and Steph from Progress Theatre (progresstheatre.co.uk). Together we talk about the challenges and successes of going from stage to screen, from trying out new ways of being creative, to recreating the same sense of community found at live events. This episode was recorded at the start of the second national lockdown.The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden

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Ep.12 'Mighty Museums' Oct 20

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2020/10/13

As both great institutions have recently reopened their doors, we sat down with Matt from Reading Museum (readingmuseum.org.uk) and Isabel from The Museum of English Rural Life (merl.reading.ac.uk) to catch up on their history and talk about the changes to museum life – pre-, post- and mid-pandemic. Recorded in the garden at the Merl! The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media - if you'd be interested in a podcast for your business or charity please contact us at

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Ep.11 'The Reading World Cup Winners' Sept 20

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2020/09/16

Following the massively successful (and fun) "Reading World Cup of Arts, Culture & Heritage" that was run on Twitter last month, we invited the "final four" onto the podcast this month to talk about their success in the tournament, the support of the community and a pair of VERY tense semi-finals. So join Stephen from the Sainsbury Singers (sainsburysingers.org.uk), Josie from Reading School of Dance (readingschoolofdance.com) and Joe from Reading Abbey Quarter

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Ep.10 'New Horizons' Aug 20

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2020/08/11

This month, we caught up with Toby from RABBLE Theatre (https://rabbletheatre.com/), Mel from Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra (https://www.aldworthphilharmonic.org.uk/) and Alex from Mad Monkey Improv (https://whatsonreading.com/venues/mad-monkey-improv) to talk about what they’ve been doing during the pandemic and the way they’ve had to re-plan for the future – including radio plays, professional camera set-ups and online orchestral workshops. The What's On Reading podcast is presented by

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Ep.09 'Reading Fringe Special' July 20

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2020/07/06

Something a little different this month as we talk all things Reading Fringe Festival with the people behind the shows – Steph, one of the Fringe organisers; Fiona, an artist and curator based in our twin-town of Dusseldorf; and Reading-based comedian Preet. Together we discuss the challenges of putting on a digital festival, why the Fringe brings something different to our arts calendar and learn a bit more about some of the shows you can enjoy online this year via

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Ep.08 'Delivering Arts & Heritage At Home' June 20

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2020/06/08

As lockdown continues, we speak to three guests who’ve had to get creative and learn new skills in order to continue to BE creative and TEACH new skills! We’re joined by Rachel from StrikeUp Theatre (https://www.strikeuptheatre.co.uk/), Dawn from Berkshire Maestros (https://www.berkshiremaestros.org.uk/) and Catherine from the Centre for Heritage and Family History (https://berksfhs.org/) who talk about the new – and, indeed, older – methods they’ve adopted to reach their communities. The podcast is

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Ep.07 'The Show Must Go Online' May 20

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2020/05/06

As lockdown continues, Reading's arts, culture and heritage community have learned to find ways to virtually connect with their audiences and ensure that they keep doing what they do so well. We are joined – virtually – by:Jenn from Reading Swing Jam (readingswingjam.wordpress.com/)Dave from The Free Radicals Improv (www.freeradicalsimprov.co.uk) Simon from Reading Libraries (www.reading.gov.uk/libraries) They tell us about the challenges - and successes - of doing things digitally. Don't

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Ep.06 'Coronavirus Shutdown' Apr 20

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2020/04/06

Join us for a very different edition of the What’s On Reading podcast as we talk about how Reading’s arts and cultural organisations are coping with the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak. We’re joined by three guests who have been impacted in different ways – Dave Maul talks about having to move the Are You Listening? Festival (https://areyoulistening.org.uk/) from its prime April slot; South Street (https://whatsonreading.com/venues/south-street) artistic director John Luther talks about how to

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Ep.05 'Birthday Bash' Mar 20

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2020/03/05

This month we took the podcast on the road! We were put up by the fine folks at the Purple Turtle (purpleturtlebar.com), where we were also joined by Reading Film Theatre (readingfilmtheatre.co.uk) and Basildon Park (nationaltrust.org.uk/basildon-park). Why? Because the three wonderful Reading institutions are all celebrating big birthdays this year – 30, 50 and 125 years respectively! So join us for our big birthday bash and learn a little about this history of these great places – and the birthday

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Ep.04 'Hidden Gems' Feb 20

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2020/02/05

This month, we’re talking about Reading’s “Hidden Gems” – the people and places doing great things in the arts, culture and heritage community that more people need to know about. And we’re joined by three shining examples - Katie from the university’s Music at Reading (www.reading.ac.uk/music), Rosie from the Berkshire Record Office (www.berkshirerecordoffice.org.uk) and Stephen from Sunday Assembly Reading (www.sundayassemblyreading.uk) – who each shine a light on just what makes each organisation

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Ep.03 'Get Involved' Jan 20

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2020/02/05

It’s January, the time so many of us think about trying something new.So we invited three guests from arts organisations in Reading that welcome newcomers to get involved in singing, art, dance and much more – Nikita from the Rising Sun Arts Centre (www.risingsunartscentre.org, Carole from Reading Guild of Artists (www.rga-artists.org.uk), and Juliette from School of the Arts (www.sota.uk.com) and the Reading Community Choir.With a wealth of classes, activities and volunteering opportunities,

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Ep.02 'Christmas' Dec 19

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2020/02/05

The What's on Reading podcast is produced by Atlantic Garden Media - if you'd be interested in a podcast for your business or charity please contact us at info@atlanticgardenmedia.com

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Ep.01 'Launch' Nov 19

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2020/02/05

This podcast looks at the launch of the new one-stop listings site http://www.whatsonreading.comDiscussing the development and launch of the project are Alex Brannen - Reading UK, Damien Passmore - Editor of whatsonreading.com, Sarah Cox - Reading Arts, Suzanne Stallard - Jelly, and Nick Thompson - Reading Rep. The podcast is hosted by Jonathan Richards.Developed by Reading UK and Reading Council’s Reading Arts, whatsonreading.com is available free to all arts organisations in Reading to promote

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