Arnold Levine - Radio Concord, Dynamite 235 with Mark Wakely

Arnold Levine - Radio Concord, Dynamite 235:

In this new episode I’m talking to Arnold Levine from 1970’s station Radio Concord. We chat about how Concord started, and, 
how it went on to be the radical voice of the 1970’s counterculture in London. We also talk about his excellent book, “Banned by the BBC”, 
and finally what he has been doing since the end of Radio Concord. 

Mark Wakely




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