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Robin Ince

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This is Mapplethorpe’s Manhattan

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The relief of adult ADHD recognition

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Columbo and killer crabs

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Hurricanes and hangovers

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Formal dinners and drunken elks

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‘Spare time on a sunny winter’s day is never wasted wandering around a graveyard’

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The 100 bookshop tour: Tattoos and Deliveroos

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The 100 bookshop tour: Car parks and cagoules

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Nathan Filer’s podcast Why Do I Feel is a series of beautifully told stories

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Adam Buxton: A host clearly fascinated by his guests

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Comedians are turning to podcasts to find people to show off to

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Exploring the trust issues between government and THE science

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Winds of Change – the ultimate power ballad?

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Jarman of the board: a tribute to a countercultural icon

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Radio with Robin Ince – on James Baldwin and “staying true to the ink”

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Radio with Robin Ince – how I learned to stop worrying and love jazz

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Radio: Robin Ince – The Listening Project, Short Cuts and This is the Place

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Radio Review: Artrocker, Resonance FM – Pedal to the death metal | Robin Ince

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Robin Ince: Only Artists, BBC Radio 4 – review

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