Program Information

Land ownership and the origins of land privatisation

Series:

Subtitle:

plus Bristol ecology and Alastair McIntosh

Program Type:

Weekly Program

Featured Speakers/Commentators:

Alastair McIntosh

Contributor:

Bristol Broadband Co-operative Contact Contributor

Date Published:

March 11, 2010, 11:20 a.m.

Summary:

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TIMES ON THIS WEEKS MP3 FILE
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - June Burrows from the Perian Centre talks about their role in the community and an upcoming event to bring organisations together
http://www.pierian-centre.com/
08:00 - Anthea Page interviews Alastair Macintosh, Ecologist, about how communities have become fragmented
http://www.alastairmcintosh.com/
16:30 - Bristol ecologist and social entrepreneur Peter Bruce
23:30 - Tony Gosling and Barb Drummond discuss the Statute of Merton, enclosure, land privatisation as well as John Clares poem The Mores
40:00 - Another instalment of Hedgetrimmings by A G Street, read by Malcolm Grieves
50:30 - Trevor Carter - The Bard of Windmill Hill - reads his poem Round And Round about money and corruption
http://www.poetrycan.co.uk/azpoets.asp?filter=C&id=209
53:00 - Jeff Sparkes presents his whats on in Bristol guide and his song of the week, commemorating recently deceased musician Fred Wedlock

CREDITS:
Presenter: John Peters Coleman
Reporter: Anthea Page
Contributors: Jeff Sparkes, Trevor Carter, Malcolm Grieves
Studio Production: Jonny Roydon, Andy Gordon
Producer: Tony Gosling

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Language: 1

Date Recorded: Jan. 1, 1

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