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[[The Essay]] is a 2025 radio documentary by Hannah Peel<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002mk5t ''The Essay'' on bbc.co.uk]</ref>
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[[The Essay]] is a 2025 radio documentary by Hannah Peel.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002mk5t ''The Essay'' on bbc.co.uk]</ref>
  
It contains a makeup track for ''[[Mouse on the Moon]]'',
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It contains a makeup track for ''[[Mouse on the Moon]]'', what may be the bottling factory from [[Ways of Seeing]] and snippets of audio from the ''[[Radiophonic Ladies interview]]''.
of what may be the bottlin gfccftori from [[Ways of Seeing]]
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and snippets of audio from the [[Jo Hutton interview]].
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=Tracks=
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* 04:55-05:55 [[Mouse on the Moon]] excerpt
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* 06:04-08:30 Audio from the [[Tomorrow's World video]]
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* 10:54-12:10 [[Restless Relays]] sped up and slowed down
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* 12:37-14:03 Excerpts from the [[Jo Hutton interview]]
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=Transcript=
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12:37-
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<BLOCKQUOTE><I>
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I think I like new things that seem new, you know, that they seem like they've always been there.
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Here, I think I have a different attitude [...]
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A lot of people have a great fear of the new. This is why a lot of what was provided was turned down.
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</I></BLOCKQUOTE>
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13:53-
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<BLOCKQUOTE><I>
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Big things started to happen in radio at that time - ‘The Golden Age of the Radiophonic Workshop’
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is the chapter heading. Oh golly!
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</I></BLOCKQUOTE>
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=References=
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[[Category:Documentary]]
 
[[Category:Documentary]]

Latest revision as of 19:11, 30 December 2025

The Essay

The Essay is a 2025 radio documentary by Hannah Peel.[1]

It contains a makeup track for Mouse on the Moon, what may be the bottling factory from Ways of Seeing and snippets of audio from the Radiophonic Ladies interview.

Tracks

Transcript

12:37-

I think I like new things that seem new, you know, that they seem like they've always been there. Here, I think I have a different attitude [...] A lot of people have a great fear of the new. This is why a lot of what was provided was turned down.

13:53-

Big things started to happen in radio at that time - ‘The Golden Age of the Radiophonic Workshop’ is the chapter heading. Oh golly!

References