Liverpolitan Podcast

By: Michael McDonough & Paul Bryan
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  • Summary

  • Liverpolitan is a new online magazine for those who are passionate about the Liverpool City Region and want its future to be better than its present. Who understand that we can’t go on as we are, with the same dreadful governance, the same hard-luck stories, the same old, over-heated excuses and low expectations. We want Liverpool to take its place in the world, to want more, demand better and make it happen. And we’re going to get there by being analytical, imaginative, and entrepreneurial. We’ll slay the old shibboleths, step where others fear to tread. Be bold and smart and impact the world around us, come what may.
    Liverpolitan 2022
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Episodes
  • Liverpolitan: In Conversation, The Use and Misuse of Heritage

    Liverpolitan: In Conversation, The Use and Misuse of Heritage
    Oct 4 2022

    Michael McDonough and Richard MacDonald discuss the relationship between heritage and development and there impact on Liverpool's ongoing urban rebirth,
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    32 mins
  • Liverpolitan: In Conversation, Has Pride run out of road?

    Liverpolitan: In Conversation, Has Pride run out of road?
    Aug 17 2022

    Michael McDonough and Ethan James Carroll discuss LGBTQ Pride and it's relevance in modern culture.
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    33 mins
  • Liverpolitan: In conversation with Brian Groom

    Liverpolitan: In conversation with Brian Groom
    Jul 14 2022

    In conversation with Brian Groom, journalist and author of Northerners: A History, from the Ice Age to the Present Day
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    27 mins

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