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  1. Music Weekly podcast: Gilles Peterson | Music | guardian.co.uk

    Gilles Peterson explains how his latest release of Cuban music came about, reviews of tracks by Drake, Sharon Van Etten and Porcelain Raft. Finally, Alex Macpherson gives his guide to the best from R&B.

    This week’s Music Weekly interviewee is Gilles Peterson, who spoke to Ben Beaumont-Thomas just before it was announced he is to leave Radio 1. He discusses his new CD: ‘Gilles Peterson’s Havana Cultura: The Search Continues’ - and explains what Cuban nightlife is like, how he finds Cuban artists and tracks, and he also summarises the present state of World Music.

    Then Alexis, Ben and Ruth Barnes review new tracks - a version of Drake’s ‘Take Care’ - ‘Chop Care’, ‘Serpents’ by Sharon Van Etten and Porcelain Raft’s ‘Put Me To Sleep’.

    Finally, Alex Macpherson selects some top R&B tracks that you might not have caught yet.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/audio/2011/dec/09/music-weekly-gilles-peterson-audio

    —Huffduffed by theJBJshow one year ago

  2. Guardian Focus podcast: England’s riots and the prospect of a lost generation | World news | guardian.co.uk

    Only half of those who took part in the summer riots said they felt a part of British society. We hear from five young Londoners on how they see their futures and their place in society

    In August of this year riots erupted in some of England’s major cities. David Cameron announced he was recalling parliament but he resisted calls for a full inquiry. He said that the disturbances were simply a case of criminal looting.

    This week the Guardian revealed its own study, Reading the Riots, in collaboration with the London School of Economics. One of the findings was that only half of the rioters surveyed felt they were part of British society.

    In this week’s Focus podcast, Hugh Muir explores if this view is shared by other young people. He speaks to five Londoners, none of whom were involving in the rioting, although all were touched by it.

    How did they view the riots? How do they view their futures? Do they feel they are part of a lost generation?

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/audio/2011/dec/09/focus-podcast-riots-lost-generation

    —Huffduffed by theJBJshow one year ago