Fragments. Everything is fragmentary, everything is fleetingThe Wall In The Head, 2019, Christopher BeanlandWe are the rubbish, outmoded and unrequired.Hackney, That Rose Red Empire, 2009, Iain SinclairLocation: Gallions Reach Park and the Thames Path, the Thamesmead fringes, Belmarsh and the Woolwich backstreetsWoolwichGuest: Iain SinclairFRAGMENTSHere are some fragments from a conversation between Christopher Beanland and Iain Sinclair.FRAGMENTSMore fragments to follow....FRAGMENTSIain is the writer of so many good books like London Overground and maker of many films like Swandown.FRAGMENTSWe walked in Woolwich, following our noses and avoiding the breeze and the London City Airport planes, and seeing the new Elizabeth LineFRAGMENTSIain and I will return bearing fruit of some kind, I just know itFRGMNTSAs always GRAZIE to Lucia Scazzocchio, Luke Jones (do listen to his brilliant podcast https://southgirlproductionmusic.com/category/podcast-production/), Rosie Wilby (https://www.instagram.com/breakupmonologues/?hl=en) and Mae-Li Evans for encouragement, production support and advice. There would be no podcast without these people. THANKS GUYS. Park Date is about mixing the silly with the serious so do listen out for the original comedy we're slotting in between and after the interviews (which are hopefully pretty funny themselves). Do review, subscribe and like. Namecheck as many trees as possible in your reviews and make them as surreal as possible - I have a very nice prize to give out to the writer of the funniest review.Please follow us on socialsInstagram @parkdatepodcastTwitter @parkdatepodcastMore about Christopher Instagram @christopherbeanlandTwitter @chrisbeanlandchristopherbeanland.comMusic is by Joel Cummins and Andy Farrag. The track is called Cavemen of The Future.Get in touch with ideas, comments, guest proposals if you're a PR, and sponsorship and advertising enquiries.Please do get in contactWebsiteparkdate.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.