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David Goldblatt, Gillian McCain and Matt Potter

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10 July 2016

Episode 366

54 minutes


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We look forward to the Rio Olympics with journalist David Goldblatt, author of new book ‘The Games: A Global History of the Olympics’. Plus: Gillian McCain joins us to discuss the stories behind music book ‘Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk’, which is 20 years old this year, and we welcome back writer and journalist Matt Potter to learn how to write the perfect resignation letter – post-Brexit.

10 July 2016

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Introduction

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Henry Rees-Sheridan joins Robert Bound and Tom Edwards to look back at the past seven days, and forecast what might transpire in the week ahead.

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David Goldblatt

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This week marked one month to go until the opening of the Olympic Games in Rio. David Goldblatt’s new book is ‘The Games: A Global History of the Olympics’; he joins the Weekly team to prime us for what we should all be looking forward to.

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Gillian McCain

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With co-author Legs McNeil, Gillian McCain wrote one of the essential music books of the past two decades in the form of ‘Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk’. She visits to discuss the book’s 20th anniversary and its lasting appeal.

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Matt Potter

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Following the UK’s political implosion over the past fortnight and the spate of high-profile resignations that have followed – including the country’s prime minister – we welcome back Matt Potter. Matt’s book, ‘The Last Goodbye: A History of the World in Resignation Letters’, collects some of the best and most notorious sign-offs from years gone by.

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