Enhance your conference experience with Manchester-themed podcasts and playlists. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of this dynamic city through engaging audio content curated for conference delegates. Elevate your stay in Manchester with the sounds that capture its essence.
Meet the Mancunian - social impact stories from Manchester told via interviews with over 60 change-makers in the city. - Listen online | Spotify | Apple | Google
Manchester Museum podcast - Along with special guests, the museum are sharing an open and honest conversation to inform, entertain and inspire - MMfromhome.com/podcast
Humans of XS Manchester - Celebrates the eclectic mix of some of the standout mancunians politicians, musicians, footballers and scientists (2018-2020) - Listen at 106.1 FM and DAB+ in Greater Manchester | Listen online |Download app: Google Andriod or iOS
United & Proud - The UTD Podcast team look into the links between United, the city of Manchester and the LQBTQ+ community. Listen online | Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Walk in the Park - Whitworth Art Gallery taking a look at what’s happening inside and out of the Whitworth - Listen online
Manchester Buddhist Centre - Talks given at the centre from local and visiting teachers - Listen online | Youtube
We Built This City: Greater Manchester - Incredible conversations with the Mancunians – born, bred and adopted – who put the heart into modern Manchester - iTunes/Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Clare Balding’s Ramblings - Episode 19.09.19 | LGBT+ outdoor adventures group | Walking from Chester Rd, Stretford near Trafford Park station to Chorlton Water Park - Apple Podcasts | BBC
Manchester: Alchemical City - Jeanette WIntersen presents a personal exploration of Manchester from its Celtic roots to present day and beyond, recorded on the streets of the city - BBC
Strong Manchester Women - Inspiring conversations with the change makers, activists, leaders and trail blazers - Listen online | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
Countryfile Magazine: Walk the River Tame, Manchester - Walk the River Tame in Manchester to see a river restored to glorious life - Listen online | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts
Manchester Music Then and Now: Music Worth Fighting For
Thirty years on from Madchester, 'Manchester Music Then and Now: Music Worth Fighting For' has been produced by Marketing Manchester to demonstrate how Manchester music is stronger than ever, with more diversity, better venues, and a new generation of talent continuing the story.
Music Worth Fighting For features a stellar cast of famous faces and places from the Manchester music scene, including A Certain Ratio, Blossoms, Courteeners, Denise Johnson, New Order/Joy Division, Happy Mondays, Lottery Winners, Manchester Collective, Working Men’s Club and Elbow, alongside emerging talent including Valve and DJ Olli Ryder, son of Shaun Ryder, and Oliver Wilson, son of late Factory records supremo Tony Wilson.
Future Relics Manchester
Future Relics Manchester is a documentary commissioned by Marketing Manchester, produced by Finest Media, and delivered with partners including Manchester Museum, Siemens, and Cadent. The film explores how Greater Manchester can solve some of the challenges presented by climate change and reduce the UK’s carbon emissions, focusing on the people and green innovations that are already working to help the city-region meet its carbon-neutral ambitions and place Greater Manchester at the forefront of the Green Revolution. The film explores the concept of ‘future relics’ – items that we rely on today, that may not be available in the future. By looking at items, such as the sale of peat due to be banned by 2025, and the sale of petrol and diesel cars due to end by 2030, the film presents viable alternatives such as sustainable growing sensors, hydrogen powered cars, and other innovations that are being tested and trialed in Greater Manchester.
Proud
Manchester BID presents Proud, an audio-visual exhibition, created by Heard Storytelling, to celebrate Manchester’s LGBTQIA+ community. Hear spoken stories from LGBTQIA+ storytellers who live or work in the city. From the streets of Jamaica, stages of Manchester, dressing rooms of working men’s clubs and the nation’s TV screens, these tales take listeners on personal and candid journeys, all focused on the theme ‘Proud’.
