Blogger and psycho-geographer James Burt takes us on a journey into the darkest recesses of the internet, exploring its myths, superstitions and creepiest creations, including… Read More »The Internet will Destroy Us with James Burt
In 2013 Daisy Asquith spent six weeks following the tour of global pop sensation One Direction, to make a film about their Twitter-tastic fandom. Crazy… Read More »Crazy about One Direction with Daisy Asquith
The (pretend) Reverent Rohan Kriwaczek is the author of a book that controversially detailed the lost history of the funerary violin. A musical movement that… Read More »The History of the Funerary Violin with Rohan Kriwaczek
Zoologist Jules Howard gives a spirited and enlightening talk on the glamorous world of animal vaginas, revealing how female animals are not coy, as Darwin… Read More »Animal Vaginas with Jules Howard
Lorraine Bowen singer, songwriter, comedian and musician presents her favourite organs, or more particularly her favourite Casio organs. https://media.blubrry.com/oddpodcast/odd-audio.oddpodcast.com/odditorium_ep26.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe:… Read More »Vital Organs with Lorraine Bowen
Something different for this episode of The Odditorium. Donald Clark presents a story about a friendship he formed at University with a fellow student, an… Read More »Stasi 2.0 with Donald Clarke
Dr Bramwell is on holiday in 1934, and has left his more funny sidekick Mr Mountfield in the studio to present the show. This episode… Read More »Ivor Cutler with Sandy Grierson
To celebrate Monday 25th January, “Blue Monday”, apparently the most depressing day of the year, we present Angie Mariani’s talk about the ‘suicide song’. Gloomy… Read More »Gloomy Sunday with Angie Mariani
Tim Pilcher artist, author, lecturer and comic book expert introduces the legend of The Hand of Glory. Cut from the body of a hung man,… Read More »The Hand of Glory with Tim Pilcher
Wrap your presents and get ready for Christmas with this special potty mouthed version of The Odditorium in which we explore the one word that… Read More »The C Word with Sarah Warwick
Odditorium favourite John Higgs returns to challenge the ‘truth’ of one of the most famous pieces of art of the 20th century: Duchamp’s ‘Fountain’. Higgs… Read More »The Duchess and the Urinal with John Higgs
Dr Goode, bearded consumer psychologist, explores man’s greatest obsession and greatest insecurity. He asks why we the possession of an oversized phallus is considered such… Read More »Big Willies with Dr Alastair Goode
Dunstan Bruce, singer for Chumbawumba, takes us on the rollercoaster ride journey that saw a group of anarcho syndicalists go from singer in squat to… Read More »Chumbawumba: The Belly of the Beast with Dunstan Bruce
Seventeen episodes in and all is going well. Or so we thought. David and David decide to take a holiday, Lance conscientiously prepares for the… Read More »End of Season One
A composer, inventor and historian of sound and the uncanny – Sarah’s music reflects her lifelong obsession with defunct technology, faded variety acts and English… Read More »Bird Fancier’s Delight with Sarah Angliss