Épisodes

  • Elsie and Jarred: Daughter and Father, Inside and Out
    Aug 5 2026
    Father and daughter, Elsie and Jarred tell us a bit about their life after finding our red phone on a bridge in Perth, Western Australia.
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    12 min
  • A phone hacking, sex tape leaking, and ayahuasca tripping tale: Lacey Bloome's View From A Bridge
    Jul 29 2026
    Lacey stands on Millennium Bridge and shares her story of having her phone hacked and a sex tape leaked against her will and her following journey of overcoming.
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    17 min
  • The life and times of a Palliative Care Nurse: Molly Case's View From A Bridge
    Jul 23 2026
    Molly is a Poet and Palliative care nurse who is passionate about caring for people as they approach the end of their lives. Her experience has reshaped her own understanding of love, legacy and the lives we live and leave behind. She talks to us stood on London’s famous Tower Bridge.
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    16 min
  • Fabricated Memories and Stories: David Byrne's View From A Bridge
    Jul 15 2026
    On a bridge overlooking Central Park in New York, David Byrne reflects on the unreliable nature of memory and what the blurry lines that run through the stories we tell can reveal about ourselves. This episode was made by Joe Bloom, Jo Barratt, Joshua Whitelaw and Charlie Milner Follow A View From a Bridge on Instagram Follow A View From a Bridge on YouTube
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    13 min
  • Relics
    Nov 26 2025
    This episode is an exploration of relics. Objects, memories and ideas that exist past their intended end, they hold a significance whether we like it or not. Relics have a life of their own, some we search for, others finding us. One way or another, they hold power. - Kareem Rahma, the host of New York City’s underground talkshow ‘Subway Takes’ opens up about the time he 'threw away a museum' - Kala, an archaeology student, tells us about digging. - Razza waxes lyrical about why he makes time to speak to the older generations. - The first black musician to win the BBC Young Musician Award since its launch in 1978, Sheku Kanneh-Mason, talks to us about his cello - 'Tat Vision', a self proclaimed plastic addict tells us about how his love of plastic triumphs his environmental responsibilities.
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    34 min
  • Men At Work
    Nov 5 2025
    Men at work have been romanticised and documented in art, music and literature for millennia, it's about time we feature some of them in a podcast! Alistair works in Hyde Park. Whether it's planting rose gardens, or litter picking, he finds solace and calm in his daily routine. Mo has been a postman for 17 years, and sees it as his job for life. He lets us into the ups and downs of being a London mail man. Andre talks about the stigma attached to homelessness and how he has shrugged off the shame of being a ‘Big Issue’ seller.
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    30 min
  • I'm ALIVE
    Oct 29 2025
    This episode is about moments which have provoked the primal instincts reminding us that we are in fact alive. Everyone listening to this podcast is alive, however what that means is entirely different for each and every one of us- it’s a spectrum. Kae Tempest speaks about embracing themselves, their identity and how that freedom has made them finally feel alive. After a fairground ride on the teacups, Junelala found herself faced with existential thoughts on what it means to be alive. During a near fatal car accident, Actress May Elghety saw everything in slow motion and high definition. At a motorway service station on the M6, Craig lets us into his world, and the daily battle he has with life itself.
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    32 min
  • Bodies!
    Oct 22 2025
    From birth, our bodies are initiated into a complex web of politics, sexuality, hierarchies and trends. Today, we feature stories about people’s relationships with their form. People can have ever changing relationships with their bodies, some want to be seen while others are simply wanting to be ignored. Adrain, a professional life model, a job which see’s him posing naked in front of multiple people every day reflects on his career after 25 years in the biz. Gwyneth vents about the systemic problems of unrealistic beauty standards, and how they took hold of her relationship with her body and subsequently her life. Su talks about how she’s learnt to deal with strangers' relentless comments about her body. After years of holding on to thinning hair, Leo made the Bold choice to shave it all off. Life was never the same again.
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    36 min