![Lost Lectures](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 152
- 1 733 141
Lost Lectures
Приєднався 10 жов 2011
Enchanting Talks from Secret Locations
Відео
Vicky Grout: Behind the Scene
Переглядів 2 тис.5 років тому
Vicky has established herself as one of the most respected photographers in the Grime scene, documenting not just the artists, but the energy and culture surrounding the genre. She came to wider attention when her black and white portrait of Skepta was used on the cover of ‘Shutdown’ in 2015. Since the age of 17, she’s been in the front row of raves, camera turned on, capturing a movement that’...
Jess Wade: Plastics and the Patriarchy
Переглядів 1,2 тис.5 років тому
Jess is a physicist and LED scientist and ‘Chief Trouble Maker’ at Imperial College London, whose personal mission it is to showcase balanced evidence of the female contribution to science. Whether it’s writing 270 Wikipedia pages in one year devoted to female scientists of note, or creating a kickstarter to put copies of ‘Inferior’ into the hands of female students across the country - she is ...
Dame Jenni Murray - A History of Britain in 21 Women.
Переглядів 1,7 тис.6 років тому
Dame Jenni's talk is a polite yet passionate fingers up to history’s attempts to silence women, on the very week Millicent Fawcett’s statue was unveiled on parliament square. Jenni began writing her a book ‘A History of Britain in 21 Women’ in 2015 after learning that the women’s movement might be erased from the A level history curriculum. Her lecture is a whirlwind tour of some of the books m...
Wilfrid Wood: Back to the Drawing Board
Переглядів 7496 років тому
Wilfrid Wood is a sculptor with a penchant for ‘ asymmetrical faces, fat bodies, beautiful bodies, hairy bodies, the uncanny, doggies, fashion, self‑taught artists, contortionists, freaks, sport, tongues and gender fluid internet exhibitionists’. But in this lecture, he talks about, drawing. Wilfrid presents a fascinating insight into his life, craft and influences from his dad's scientific ill...
Rhian Lewis: Blockchains, Machines for Trust
Переглядів 6666 років тому
Rhian is one of the UK's leading voices in Blockchain and Cryptocurrency: she's a cofounder a consultant and ex-journalist who provides a tantalizing, open-to-all glimpse into a world without centalised power. From Yap Stones to Pizza indexes she sets down the foundations of some of currencies' wilder concepts and establishes how today, we are basically where the internet was in the early 90s. ...
Carla Valentine: Life and Death Behind Mortuary Doors.
Переглядів 1,9 тис.6 років тому
Carla, aka. ‘The Chick and the Dead’ is, in her own words, a ‘chick, who works with the dead’. She is as a qualified anatomical pathology technologist (that’s a mortician to you and me) whose extensive work and research covers death, sex and everything in between. In this fascinating talk, she truly lives up to her 'Doyenne of Death' persona, by giving us a fascinating insight into her work. Fr...
Paul Basset Davies - The Writer's Journey (and how to avoid it).
Переглядів 5886 років тому
Paul Bassett Davies has been writing for thirty years and still hasn’t finished. He has countless radio and TV credits to his name and a too many awards to list in this short blurb. Despite all of this he’s somehow found the time to write several books, films, be a minicab driver, a DJ in a strip club and a welder’s mate. In this hilarious encounter, he discusses the writer’s journey, with usef...
Ai Myth and Reality
Переглядів 3,4 тис.8 років тому
Nigel is one of the world’s leading scholars in the field of artificial intelligence. Beyond exploring A.I. from a technological standpoint, his work also considers some of the broader, philosophical questions posed by the digital age; his seminal text, The Spy in the Coffee Machine, examines how advancements in tech could corrode trust and privacy. Along with long-time friend and colleague, Ti...
Howard Marks: Nice Memories
Переглядів 11 тис.8 років тому
Howard Marks (AKA Mr. Nice) presided over one of the most notorious drug empires in recent generations. While petty dealers fretted over ounces and pounds, Howard oversaw a 30 tonne consignment of marijuana. Following his incarceration, he soon became a symbol of radical counter-culture, publishing a bestselling autobiography and inspiring a cult-classic movie. A strident supporter of free spee...
Mr Bingo: Hate Mail
Переглядів 17 тис.8 років тому
Mr Bingo is an artist and illustrator with a penchant for being, well, a bit abusive - his project & Kickstarter, ‘Hate Mail’ is testament to this, sending good ol’ fashioned insults, handcrafted by post. He’s elevated abuse into an art form and people spend good money for the honor of incurring Mr. Bingo’s ire. Entrepreneurial and erudite in the grumpiest possible sense, he’s turned belligeren...
Asifa Lahore: The Boy Behind the Burqa (The story of UK’s first muslim drag queen)
Переглядів 51 тис.8 років тому
Asifa Lahore, is the UK's first out, Muslim Drag Queen. She shot to infamy in 2014 after being censored by the BBC while speaking about homosexuality and Islam. Her bravery and outspokenness on the topic inspired a groundswell of national support and she's since become a symbol of hope to many, reframing dialogues about Muslim identity and sexuality. In this entertaining, yet highly personal ta...
SCOTTEE: I've been radicalised
Переглядів 6 тис.8 років тому
Scottee is one of the most controversial entertainers on the circuit, known for provoking visceral responses in his audiences and polarising critics - whether hurling cake at Rihanna on live TV, or facing investigation for indecency during his show ‘Mess’, it’s clear that Scottee anchors the more experimental end of performance art. It’s rare for Scottee to give lectures, but was compelled to, ...
Miranda Keeling: The Little Things
Переглядів 2,9 тис.8 років тому
The Twittersphere can be a stressful place, a treadmill of hype, self-promotion and loud complaints. Those searching for sanctuary, should flock to @MirandaKeeling, where an almost zen-like atmosphere prevails. She's been using social media to express "the many small moments that happen in the world around". Each 140 character post offers a real observation of life in the big city, from people ...
Dr Sundeep Grewal: 'Our National Treasure, Our NHS'
Переглядів 3,9 тис.8 років тому
#MEETTHEDRS Dr Sundeep Grewal is a Specialist Registrar in geriatrics, he is one voice, echoed by many thousands of voices of junior doctors opposing the new contracts imposed by health secretary Jeremy Hunt and the UK Government - contracts that they believe will remove necessary safeguards, compromise patient safety and ultimately push the NHS to crisis point. In this rousing talk Dr Sundeep ...
Andy Zaltzman: The System Is Not Functioning
Переглядів 23 тис.8 років тому
Andy Zaltzman: The System Is Not Functioning
Andrew Logan: The Alternative Miss World
Переглядів 3,2 тис.8 років тому
Andrew Logan: The Alternative Miss World
Elizabeth Pisani: The Role of Corruption
Переглядів 1,9 тис.8 років тому
Elizabeth Pisani: The Role of Corruption
DENA, Money, Sex and Fun: Unlocking 90's Chalga
Переглядів 3,2 тис.8 років тому
DENA, Money, Sex and Fun: Unlocking 90's Chalga
Diana Al-Hadid: The Beginnings of an Idea
Переглядів 2,9 тис.8 років тому
Diana Al-Hadid: The Beginnings of an Idea
Ewen Spencer + Prince Rapid: The Evolution of Grime
Переглядів 1,3 тис.9 років тому
Ewen Spencer Prince Rapid: The Evolution of Grime
Emma Sayle: Swingers, Sex Clubs and Killing Kittens
Переглядів 9 тис.9 років тому
Emma Sayle: Swingers, Sex Clubs and Killing Kittens
Val McDermid: The Magic of Forensics
Переглядів 4,7 тис.9 років тому
Val McDermid: The Magic of Forensics
Sofar Sounds, Presenting, Norma Jean Martine
Переглядів 1,2 тис.9 років тому
Sofar Sounds, Presenting, Norma Jean Martine
Rafe Offer, Sofar Sounds: A New Respect for Music
Переглядів 1,5 тис.9 років тому
Rafe Offer, Sofar Sounds: A New Respect for Music
Anna Konda: The First Female Fight Club
Переглядів 62 тис.9 років тому
Anna Konda: The First Female Fight Club
No necesita ser ridiculizado.Es ridiculo
You cannot be Muslim Islam does not allow this , so please don't mix culture with the Islamic deen But you do have the right to your life so do what you want
She don’t talk much, so excuse the nervousness. I love Amanda!
Top man I ain’t a smoker but I know about this legend rip
What you are amazing you are our Inspiration there are Muslim people who are suffering from Gender Deformity and they need your help please sister Help us.
Let me wrestle her
Can I wrestle her
thank you for this presentation. Goodness what a story and what a character. she is phenomenal. what a time to be alive certainly in the area of glamour and in the 70s and the hollywood glamour era. she presents herself very well, polite, respectful honest and articulate. goodness. she makes more of herself as a woman that most of us!
At 10:53 you say "I feel very comfortable being a woman", but I think you mean you feel comfortable dressed as a woman.
"You know, you know". "I was like". "He was like". "She was like". "You know".
20:22 Great point from Paris. " if there isn't a problem with being gay, I don't really care if people think its the same." Well Paris, there isn't a problem with a man choosing to present how ever he chooses, love who ever he chooses, have what ever surgery's he chooses, so you should stop demanding you are not a man. You are a man and that's totally ok.
Lady Lepore..., what a massive inspiration to...M
Why is he not talking about Hans Asperger who worked in a Nazi clinic and tested and experimented on disabled patients and thus the Hans Asperger syndrome was coined?
awesome!
I pledge that you receive adrenaline for free believe it or not. And I'm lying. Partially. Not entirely.
It's very French, very rub it in. When Foucault says domain, he means deux mains? :))))))))))) Toreador
F*ck all y'all
I ❤ epilepsy
its the one on the right, lol
Amanda is a genuine goddess. So many of you are hating on her. Too bad. She's an iconic legend.
Per Description: (i.e. "hard nosed critics have spent countless column inches debating whether 'Shoplifting from American Apparel' or 'Eeeee Eee Eeee' are serious, literary breakthroughs or elaborate jokes") I’ve shown this video to probably about 60% of the people I love, and the other 40% are just oversight on my part (they will see this eventually, if I have anything to do with it). I’ve thought about making a household mandatory youtube watchlist for my apartment, and this would probably be either 1 or 2 on this list. It takes priority is what I’m trying to say. I’m like Kind of on what I think might be a date as I’m writing this comment, and I’m showing this video to a really cute boy who I hope becomes my boyfriend soon. He has a piece of shit car and I find that really sexy. I’m still trying to break the ice with him. I believe we’re both a little nervous, but that’s normal, and I’ve been convincing myself of the validity of slow-burns. I can’t help but think that him seeing this, and knowing it’s important to me, will provide him with information about my interests, my humor, what I find funny and beautiful. We could laugh at the same parts and talk about drugs and pick which pieces are our favorite. So what I’m really wondering and having a problem with, is this implication of a difference or separation mentioned in the description between “Serious, literary breakthroughs” and “elaborate jokes”. In terms of a literary canon, I wonder if at this point it can finally become people’s choice or if these “hard-nosed critics” are going to keep anything fun out of hands that crave it. Relatability is of utmost importance at this point. So is the relief of humor. Peculiar lenses of early adulthood, bluntness, a deep exploration of things that don’t seem to matter. But that’s where all the hidden information lies, is it not? I just want to let my mind roam and not be so dramatic about it. I once had a friend tell me, I never look for cool people to hang out with, I just do cool shit and the people that like it come when they come. Kind of a cocky thing to say, but i get it. Creating inside a world that you’re forced to live in. In this way, making shit like this and sharing it prioritizes finding others out there that are like you over privacy, over professionalism, over critique. I’m so glad to have this video. Pressing like. <3 Edit: He became my boyfriend Edit edit: we broke up but life is still beautiful
I like your comment can we talk and i be your boyfriend. Im Chris im 24.
the ending of faust- impeccable!
this is the most pretencious and white shit i.ve ever seen
❤b u t my wife kick your ass ina black make you tapout
Someone who can stand on stage in that outfit, but sometimes can’t go out to buy milk. Yes,mate.
You are fascinating 🤩 love your videos
Beautiful, the human body is incredible. Just out of interest, Plato believed that the soul was in the pituitary gland, which is kinda cool I think. The Autopsy of Jane Doe is a favourite film of mine, Ive done a review of it on my channel in fact. :o)
Interesting piece. I’d never heard of chalga until I went to Sofia recently and saw a reference to it in a book I purchased from the national gallery. It certainly fits with what Bulgarians I talked to told me about the nineties!
...I was there at the London 2012 Olympic Closing ( in fact i was a volunteer performer at all 4 olympic ceremonies that year -there were only 44 of us who can say that ), and I can tell you that the Paraorchestra was the thig that moved me the most - Charles Hazelwood is amazing - but look there's only 2 comments here ? its a battle not yet one...i've been a pro musicians for 50 years now but i'm dyslexic, i can't sight read, I can write music but i can't sight read - I can't tell you how many doors that shut for me...good job i've got an amazing memory but how much more could i have done...it's 2023 -I did my first pro gig in 1973 when i was 19 - you do the maths...more power to you Mr Hazelwood more power to you
Burn
if you got it flaunt it three cheers for hetrosexual men
'I laughed last, longest...' Carol Ann Duffy
To Gavin in case he sees this one day: I love your book. When I saw it in the bookshop many years ago. I was not surprised someone wrote a book about clouds. But I got surprised an editor published it. I find it so rare and unique that I had to buy it and begin to read it on the same day. I was fascinated: it covers not only clouds and clouds physics but clouds in arts, mythology, and in popular culture, and a lot of interesting stories. I find it so comprehensive, so passionate, so weird, and you seem so obsessed with clouds. I have this book beside my bed to this day.
17:19 interesting devil
The only RI lecturer I couldn't warm to was the severe looking Peter Wothers...
When I was 12 years old I entreated my mum to persuade the pharmacist at Boots the Chemist to sell me 500g of potassium nitrate, guess what it was used for. This was, many, many years ago of course...
Such an inspiration from a lovely gentleman who shows conducts himself with gracious, humble dignity...
jess wade is edna mode from the incredibles or edna mode is jess wade from london? HAHA
Wtf 🤬
Anyone who likes their art is sick in the head
Satanic paedophiles Balenciaga
Asifa is not a Muslim 😂😂😂😂😂
Yo lones the guitar went poopie😂
The 2 greatest ever welshmen. Howard marks and Errol the hamster
As a beatboxer who also had adhd. This is a great representation!!!
This is hilariously self indulgent rubbish. Back in your safe space and I hope somebody throws away the key. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
this guy is so lost like assault rifles and crowdsourced hitmen??? seriously? what kind of dumb idiot thinks that stuff is legit and not a fed honeypot
Isnt this basically blackface but with genders
first
I thought flamingo before he said it. Did you know Romans had a thing about eating flamingos? I just learned that within this week.