A Brief History of...

By: Radio Manx Ltd
  • Summary

  • A series of programmes where Siobhán Fletcher explores the history of various events, movements, campaigns and changes in society including personal recollections of those who were involved or lived through them.
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Episodes
  • Pride - Andrew Lumsden - The Full Interview
    Nov 4 2023

    LGBTQ+ rights activist Andrew Lumsden died this week, aged 82.

    Fighting for gay rights since the 1960s, Andrew was at the first Pride march held in London in 1972.

    He was a core member of the Gay Liberation Front and he founded Gay News, the first legal LGBTQ+ publication following the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in 1967.

    He spoke to Siobhán Fletcher, as part of our 'A Brief History of Pride' series, broadcast earlier this year.

    In this special bonus episode, she presents that conversation in full.

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    25 mins
  • Pride - Part Five: Looking Forward
    Jul 4 2023

    Last time, we went looked back at last year’s Isle of Pride event and heard a little about why you won’t see one on the same scale at the Villa Marina this year.

    In this, the fifth and final episode, we look at the worldwide context in 2023, and ask 'do we still need Pride?'

    Siobhán Fletcher presents - A Brief History of Pride.

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    24 mins
  • Pride - Part Four: Isle of Divide
    Jun 27 2023

    Last time, we went back to the early nineties – when Tynwald passed a law decriminalising homosexuality in the Isle of Man.

    In this fourth episode, we’re going to look back at last year’s event, and hear a little about why you won’t see one on the same scale at the Villa Marina this year.

    Siobhán Fletcher presents - A Brief History of Pride.

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    25 mins

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