Presented by the Bristol radio cooperative

Dialect Radio was Bristol’s first weekly internet radio show which was originally webcast in 2002. It broadcasts a mixture of local human interest stories along with analysis of community issues from right to housing to radical history

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On this week’s Dialect

00:00 – 01:00 Intro
01:00 – 11:00 The Travelling Light magic show
11:00 – 22:14 Jimmy Hendrix plays the Star Spangled Banner followed
by an interview with Terryl Bacon, Vietnam war peace activist
22:14 – 29:19 Alan Cooper discusses the history of Clevedon in Somerset
29:19 – 38:54 Bishop Sean Manchester on the Clifton based Edwardian
vampire hunter Montague Summers
38:54 – 47:11 Treasure Island Chater 31 part 1
47:11 – 49:58 Cameron Stewart reads a snippet from his grandfather’s
book: A very unimportant officer.
49:58 – 55:18 Graham Lough discusses the John Lewis business model in
the wake of Nick Clegg’s recent comments.
55:18 – 56:16 Credits
56:16 -1:03:07 Mike Oldfield: Tubular bells (theme from The Exorcist)