London Walks Podcasts


Jack the Ripper, Part VII – “a vampire, a werewolf or a ghost”

Date post added: 1st November 2022

“whoever the killer was he had to avoid being noticed by three different police officers”

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Today (November 1) in London History – what’s in a name?

Date post added: 1st November 2022

Santiago – the slayer of the Moors

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Today (October 31) in London History – “we never closed”

Date post added: 31st October 2022

The statues all shrieked and ran for their lives.

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Today (October 30) in London History – the Music Hall Girl, the German Baron, Sex and Death

Date post added: 29th October 2022

She sees the stockinged foot of a man protruding from behind an upright piano.

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Today (October 29) in London History – it’s the unseen that makes us see

Date post added: 28th October 2022

I would have wanted to ask, “what is wrong with you, man?”

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Today (October 28) in London History – Joining the EEC

Date post added: 27th October 2022

“the walk turned into a donnybrook”

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Today (October 27) in London History – those powdered eyebrows

Date post added: 26th October 2022

Like gorged, albino leeches, sunning themselves on the slopes of that swarthy, unshaven face.

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Today (October 26) in London History – the Fatal Vespers

Date post added: 26th October 2022

“they fell into eternal darkness”

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Jack the Ripper, Part VI – Lost in the Abyss

Date post added: 25th October 2022

“Polly was once again a woman alone and with nowhere to go”

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Today (October 25) in London History – Top Moment in English Theatrical History

Date post added: 24th October 2022

“the moment the modern English drama was born”

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