South London Hardcore

This week's local news round up features con artists, counterfeit trainers, Rastafarian banners and our response to The Metro's 'Five reasons not to go to South London' article. Includes Joel Knight reading SLHC spam comments. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 125: South Norwood. This week we visit the notable spots in South Norwood and talk about the area's most famous residents, including Pickles, the dog that found the World Cup and Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant. Includes an interview with the South Norwood Tourist Board. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 124: Oxleas Woodlands . Join on us on a trip to South London's highest point, the newly re-opened Severndroog Castle, a folly on top of Shooter's Hill. We tramped through various woods to get there, including Oxleas, Castle and Jack, and finished our walk in Avery Hill Park. Joining us is David White of Avery Hill Publishing, who has exciting news of their latest titles, which you can buy here. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 123: Old Kent Road. The only South London spot on the Monopoly board. We stopped at the Thomas A Beckett pub, a former Soviet tank, the Hellraiser bus stop, the North Peckham Civic Centre and we talked about Performance and the Arena documentary. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 122: South London XI. We pick South London's all time greatest team. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 121: Pullens Yards. For more visit www.southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 120: Lambeth Palace. An irreverent tour of the Archbishop of Canterbury's London quarters. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC 

Episode 119: Local News with Daniel Ruiz Tizon. Radio star Daniel Ruiz Tizon joins us for a local news episode. Our round up of half of the world's most popular city includes escaped animals, tiny houses, a public piano, a defaced painting and basics range caviar. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 118: DJ AJ from Hardnoise. Early hiphop crew. For more visit www.southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 117: Morrissey. South London appears in Morrissey's work time and time again. We track the many references, starting at Battersea Park where You're the One for Me, Fatty was filmed, cut through Clapham for Interesting Drug and end up in Brixton, where the Smiths played their final gig. We're joined by Rob Pollard, journalist and Morrissey fan.For more visit southlondonhardcore.com and twitter.com/SLHC

Episode 116: Austin Osman Spare (artist and occultist). southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

South London Hardcore - a podcast about South London by Steve Walsh and Jack McInroy. It's the livin' lick.

Episode 114: Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes. Arthur Conan Doyle lived in South Norwood and Sherlock Holmes, who famously resided at 221B Baker Street, often ventured south of the river to solve crimes. We discuss transpontine Holmes stories The Sign of the Four and The Adventure of the Norwood Builder and their many adaptations, the author’s time in South London and visit a lake named in his honour. Featuring readings by Joel Knight. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC

The Future of the Elephant and Castle Roundabout. southlondonhardcore.com 

Episode 13: HKB Finn from Katch 22. Katch 22 were a South London hip-hop crew in the early to mid-90s. We talk to rapper HKB Finn, known as HuntKillBury Finn when he was in Katch 22, about the Britcore scene and his solo career. southlondonhardcore.com twitter.com/SLHC