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Part of the ArtsStand- Up to Theatre: A Comedians journey into Acting with Jacob Hulland. Part 1.This week we’re joined by Jacob Hulland, a performer with experience across stand-up, theatre and immersive performance. After studying Comedy: Jacob went on to make his professional acting debut in 2022 on The Polar Express Train Ride on the South Devon Railway, playing both the Hobo and an Elf.Since then, he has founded his own children’s theatre company, Hedgehog Theatre, toured his adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass, and performs regularly in immersive theatre, murder mystery events, museums and bars. He’s also the writer of an animated comedy series, Eternall...
2026-03-121h 07
Part of the ArtsNew Year Catch Up: The Traitors, Stranger Things & Christmas Contracts with Becka, Jordan and YvonneIt’s been a hot minute… did you miss us?! 🎙️✨We’re back with a bang to kick off the new year, and we’re doing it in style with returning fave guest Yvonne Maxwell. Yes, the dulcet tones of Jordan are back too (you’re welcome, I think). It’s The Traitors Finale tonight, so we dive headfirst into our takes, tactics, and all the industry takeaways—served fresh from the best of recent pop culture. Throw in a little festive flashback, a lot of strong opinions, and even our cuts from our Christmas contracts...
2026-01-2358 minPart of the ArtsCue the Chaos: Coffee, Pugs & your questions answered!In this episode of Part of The Arts, we spill more than just coffee... Join Becka & Jordan as they dive back into their creative catch ups- from pugs stealing the spotlight to finding unexpected substnaces on set. We answer your brilliant listener questions, and chat about how AI is shaking up the performance world, and reflect on what it means to stay creative through the chaos.Expect laughs, honest insights, a few theatrical tangents, and of course, a strong brew or two . Whether you're in the arts of just...
2025-11-231h 30Part of the ArtsMid Life Switch Up! With Michael John LewisSwitch It Up with Michael John Lewis. Michael John Lewis is a Brighton-based content creator, interviewer, and “switch up” influencer. After a career in acting and modelling, a medical scare changed everything—leading him to Brighton and a brand-new outlook on life.Now, Michael champions the idea of the “switch up”: that even the smallest change can spark something positive and break us free from what he calls “dungeon programming.” From an unexpected start at the Gottwood Festival to interviewing people about their own journeys, Michael’s work is all about capturing stories of change, resilien...
2025-10-131h 10Part of the ArtsPantos vs. Musicals and Everything in Between with Francesca PimMy guest on this episode is the definition of a multi-talented creative. Francesca Pim is a Musical Theatre performer who’s graced stages across London, on tour, and in regional productions—and she even won a Great British Pantomime Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2020!But her passion for performance doesn’t stop at the spotlight. Francesca is also a fully qualified Ballet teacher, sharing her love of dance, musical theatre, and singing with students in Surrey and London.And if that wasn’t enough, she brings joy and magic to...
2025-10-021h 04Part of the ArtsDirecting with Heart: Bradley Barlow joins the conversation with Becka & JordanThis week on Part of The Arts we sit down with writer, director, and performer *Bradley Barlow* to dive into the magic (and mayhem) of storytelling. Based in Southsea, Bradley shares his journey from Artistic Director of Pitchy Breath Theatre Company to directing immersive theatre experiences and professional pantomimes.We chat about:- The creative challenges of adapting classics like *Frankenstein* and *Grimms’ Tales*- Balancing writing, directing and acting- Making theatre with community at its heart- The joy (and chaos!) of immersive experiences like *Pompey Dogs*Whether you're a...
2025-09-261h 06Part of the ArtsThe psychology of art in the age of AI with Albert BramanteThis episodes guest wears a lot of hats—Hypnosis & NLP expert, talent agent, professor, author, and AI educator. But at the heart of it all? Helping creatives rewire their mindset and build purpose-driven careers.From booking Broadway roles to breaking through imposter syndrome, they’ve spent over 20 years guiding performers, students, and artists through fear, burnout, and self-sabotage—using tools that blend psychology, performance, and even AI.We talk about mental blocks, career momentum, what it means to rise above the script, and how artists can use tech without losing...
2025-09-1859 minPart of the ArtsChat, Chaos, and a Peppering of Trauma with Becka and JordanThis episode flips the script—Jordan takes over the mic and asks me the questions. Not just the easy ones, but the raw and real ones about this industry we call our home and what I’ve personally been facing over the past year.Expect plenty of our usual banter and nonsense, but also a good dose of honesty, vulnerability, and maybe even a peppering of trauma. After all, that’s what Part of the Arts is all about—the good, the bad, and the mad.Note: Due to a teeny tiny tech iss...
2025-09-0454 minPart of the ArtsGo Where the Joy Is: Creativity, Compassion & Cold Water with Éimear O’NeillIn this Episode of Part of the Arts, I’m joined by the endlessly inspiring Éimear O’Neill—actor, writer, wedding singer, drama school founder, and creative firecracker.We talk about what it really means to wear many hats—juggling 40-hour weeks as a nursing assistant while building a career in the arts, navigating jobs that pay the bills but don’t always fill your cup, and learning how to find joy in the work and the waiting.From performing at Shakespeare’s Globe to cold water dunks and singing bride...
2025-07-2159 minPart of the ArtsPompey Dogs, Murder Mysteries & Broken Toilets (aka: just another day in the arts)We’re back —with a new season, and a new rhythm.I'm kicking off season 3 of Part of the Arts with something a little different. Alongside in-depth conversations with guest creatives, I’ll now be sharing regular Creative Catch-Ups with my friend, my long-time collaborator, and all-around brilliant human Jordan Hiscott.This format has grown out of the work we’ve done together over the past year—moments of pause, reflection, and figuring it all out in real time. It felt natural to start the season here: just the two of us...
2025-07-131h 05Part of the ArtsStage Trained, Studio Made: A Radio Story with Steph Watkins Welcome to *Part of the Arts* with me Rebecca Godden, the podcast where we dive into the journeys of creatives through the world of the arts.On this episode we have guest is Steph Watkins. Steph grew up immersed in performance, training in Musical Theatre and Acting, with dreams of a life on stage. But when the pandemic hit, everything paused—and in that pause, something entirely new began. From a bedroom broadcast with a USB mic taped to a plant pot, to landing a role at the BBC and now presenting a daily sh...
2025-05-091h 07Part of the ArtsThe Stagey ADHDer: Performing, Creating, and Thriving with ADHD🎙️ *Welcome to this episode of Part of the Arts!* Today we’re joined by the vibrant Olivia Williamson—an actor, singer, and content creator who’s making waves both on stage and online. From pantomimes and musicals to TV appearances, Olivia’s passion for performing shines through everything she does.But she’s not just known for her stage presence—online, she’s *The Stagey ADHDer*, where she shares candid and empowering content about navigating the industry as a performer with ADHD. Her honesty, humor, and insight have built a supportive commun...
2025-05-0253 min
Currently ReadingSeason 7, Episode 38: Crying Over Books + A Book That Surprised UsOn this episode of Currently Reading, Kaytee and Meredith are discussing:Bookish Moments: silencing notifications and crying over booksCurrent Reads: all the great, interesting, and/or terrible stuff we’ve been reading latelyDeep Dive: a book that surprised us and how we can replicate that experienceThe Fountain: we visit our perfect fountain to make wishes about our reading livesShow notes are time-stamped below for your convenience. Read the transcript of the episode (this link only works on the main site). . . ...
2025-04-2800 min
The Currently Reading PodcastSeason 7, Episode 38: Crying Over Books + A Book That Surprised UsOn this episode of Currently Reading, Kaytee and Meredith are discussing: Bookish Moments: silencing notifications and crying over books Current Reads: all the great, interesting, and/or terrible stuff we've been reading lately Deep Dive: a book that surprised us and how we can replicate that experience The Fountain: we visit our perfect fountain to make wishes about our reading lives Show notes are time-stamped below for your convenience. Read the transcript of the episode (this link only works on the main site) . . .
2025-04-2859 minPart of the ArtsInjury in the industry: A journey in acting and resilience with Kieran Jones- GillWelcome to this episode of Part of the Arts!🎭✨ Today, we’re joined by actor Kieran, whose career has taken off in just 3.5 years—touring nationally and internationally, filming a feature film, and landing TV roles every year. With screen combat training and two black belts, he’s no stranger to action both on and off the stage. Beyond acting, Kieran teaches LAMDA, directs youth shows with Rabble Theatre, and writes his own productions. But in August 2024, his journey took an unexpected turn when he was involved in a serious mot...
2025-04-141h 03Part of the ArtsDance and Fitness: Different paths, same passion for movement with Stephanie CraneIn this episode of Part of the Arts, we’re joined by Stephanie Crane. Steph's journey took an unexpected turn—in the best way possible. From dreaming of a lifelong career in dance to discovering a new passion, our guest’s story is all about embracing change and finding happiness in unexpected places. She trained at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance and junior company in Switzerland, stepping into the professional dance world with big ambitions. But life had other plans. Now a full-time personal trainer, she may only dance in her kitchen, but she’s...
2025-04-0153 min
The Mookse and the Gripes PodcastEpisode 102: Diving into the Past with Historical FictionIn this episode of The Mookse and the Gripes Podcast, we’re joined by Rohan Maitzen to explore the multifaceted world of historical fiction. Rohan guides us through the genre, unpacking its many layers and surprising complexities. From timeless classics to unexpected gems, we share some of our favorite examples from the genre and discuss how historical fiction challenges our perceptions of the past and sparks conversations about the present, all while whisking us away to another time. Whether you're drawn to sweeping epics or intimate character studies, tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that will enhance the way yo...
2025-03-201h 53Part of the ArtsEmpowering Voices: Writing, performing and coaching with Lydia ShawIn this episode, we chat with Lydia Shaw—a writer, performer, teacher, and coach. Lydia’s creative journey spans directing and writing the audio musical Hatched!, a finalist for the Stiles & Drewe Prize 2024, to her extensive musical theatre and cabaret performing credits. As a versatile writer, Lydia has worked on plays, TV pilots, novels, and musicals, including Arthur's Quest, which earned rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe.With over 15 years of teaching experience, Lydia also runs Step Up Vocal Coaching, where she helps individuals speak with confidence and impact. Join us as we dive into...
2025-03-171h 11Part of the ArtsShifting The Spotlight: Disability Acting and Raising AwarenessOn this episode of Part of the Arts we have Emma Hollywood! Emma is a British actress represented by VisABLE People. She has been involved in productions such as Doctors and the BBC drama The Reckoning. Emma is an ambulatory (part-time) wheelchair user and hosts a podcast called And the Show Goes On, where she discusses her experiences as a disabled actor and raises awareness of chronically ill and disabled actors in the entertainment industry.If you enjoyed this episode please do support us by sharing, subscribing, reviewing or fueling my creativity through coffee- thank you for the...
2025-03-1053 minPart of the ArtsFrames and Freedom: An Indie Filmmaking Journey with B.A. ToddIn this episode of Part of the Arts, we’re joined by BA Todd, an indie filmmaker based in Florida, USA. Britt has worn many hats in the film industry, from producing and assistant directing to working in the art department and camera operating. Her experience spans a wide range of projects, including commercials, immersive attractions, live sports events, documentaries, and indie feature and short films. Not only does Britt bring her talents to various roles in the industry, but she also collaborates with friends to create her own sh...
2025-03-031h 12Part of the ArtsBringing stories to life with Chantelle HopkinsWelcome to this episode of Part of the Arts—the podcast where creativity takes center stage!Today, we’re joined by Chantelle Hopkins —a performer, director, and educator who has dedicated her career to bringing stories to life. From teaching LAMDA to co-founding Take A Seat Productions, she’s been creating unforgettable theatre experiences for audiences of all ages.She’s also an experienced teacher and facilitator, helping students build confidence, develop creative skills, and shine on stage. From Early Years to A-Level, she’s inspiring the next generation of performers.Get ready...
2025-02-2455 minPart of the ArtsStrings and Strength: From Guitarist to Fitness Enthusiast with Harry BakerIn this episode, we catch up with Harry Baker—a talented artist, producer, and guitarist whose blend of RnB, blues, soul, rock, and jazz has earned him spots on Sky TV, BBC Introducing, and major music festivals. With three albums and countless live shows under his belt, Harry’s music journey is as dynamic as his sound. Now mixing fitness with his passion for music, Harry talks about his evolution from stage performer to wellness enthusiast. Don't miss this one!Music InstagramFitness Instagram If you enjoyed this episode or any others, please subs...
2025-02-1738 minPart of the ArtsReturning to the spotlight with Sara FaircloughWe are kicking off Season 2 with Sara Fairclough, a professional actor from Yorkshire who trained at Manchester Met alongside stars like Julie Walters and Steve Coogan.After a break to raise her three daughters, Sara is back in the spotlight, signing with a new agent and auditioning for BBC dramas, Netflix series, and adverts. She also regularly collaborates with Theatre for Life, creating new theatre projects.Tune in to hear about her return to acting, balancing family life with her creative journey, and the evolving landscape of theatre and TV in today’s world....
2025-02-1047 minPart of the ArtsFilming gone wild! With Dan TwineWelcome to this episode of Part of the Arts with me, Rebecca Godden, as I chat with Dan Twine!
Dan is a highly experienced lighting camera operator with over a decade in the media industry. His work spans broadcast documentaries, branded content, sports, and live events for major channels like the BBC, Sky TV, Channel 4, and Discovery, as well as corporate clients such as Snapchat, The FA, Asda, and Porsche.
We explore the highs, lows, and unexpected moments of his career—this was a fun one, and I hope yo...
2025-01-2752 minPart of the ArtsChampioning Accessibility: one opportunity at a time with Katie Anna McConnell.On this week's episode of Part of the Arts with me, Rebecca Godden, we have the wonderful Katie Anna McConnell.Katie Anna is an actress and dancer with multiple medical conditions. She uses mobility aids, including a power-assisted wheelchair and walking sticks, and is trained in musical theatre. She tours with shows primarily for young people and families, using drama to explore important topics like neurodivergency. Delivering access consultancy to companies working in arts and culture, Katie offers Disability Equality Training sessions- these cover a wide range of subjects...
2025-01-2056 minPart of the ArtsI realised what I was doing was called producing with Daniel HarrisWelcome to Part of the Arts with Rebecca Godden. In this episode, I’m joined by Daniel Harris, a creative force in the industry. From choreographing Spice Girls routines in his lounge as a child to producing a sell-out all-male Romeo & Juliet at the Edinburgh Fringe, Dan has always been passionate about making things happen.
Now a Creative Producer for Curious Pheasant Theatre Company, Artistic Director of Southampton Fringe Festival, and Hospitality and Social Enterprise Manager at Play to the Crowd, Dan juggles multiple roles in the arts. We’ll dive into his journey, his...
2025-01-1345 minPart of the ArtsPuppetry is having its moment with Stephen LoveStephen is an actor-puppeteer and creature performer with credits including Warhorse, Doctor Who, and Behind Her Eyes. He has worked for companies such as Netflix, Disney, BBC, and Amazon Prime.
He’s also an entrepreneur, creating Animate Puppet Co workshops that introduce young people to the art of puppetry. I’m so excited to delve into an art form that has always held a special place in my own practice, so join the conversation and be Part of the Arts!
Instagram: @stephenloveofficial @animatepuppetco
Paper Puppets is now Anim...
2025-01-0640 minPart of the ArtsOutdoor arts: the accidental audience with Andrew LorettoOn this episode of Part of the Arts, I speak with Andrew, an internationally experienced director, writer, and producer, about his journey from Belfast to directing Winchester’s Hat Fair, the UK’s longest-running outdoor arts festival. Andrew shares insights into his work creating large-scale, site-responsive performances, collaborating with communities, and his recent award-winning writing for the Welsh National Opera. Enjoy the conversation on Part of the Arts!
2024-12-3037 minPart of the ArtsThe most random and uncomfortable experience of my life! With Emma BostockJoin me and the lovely Emma Bostock as we catch up and chat all about dry people, uncomfortable experiences and hustling all the way up to having her son! Emma is originally from Middlesbrough and trained at the University of Cumbria, graduating in Musical Theatre and Dance Performance. She has undertaken many roles within theatre and whilst playing the role of Princess Fiona at Shrek's Adventure! London, she met her now husband Bobby, who was then playing the role of Shrek- how amazing is that! Emma is also a member of the West End...
2024-12-1653 minPart of the ArtsThis is not a normal learning environment with Natasha and Tom Gruenke- CallaghanIn this episode, we chat with Natasha, a drama teacher, scriptwriter, and puppeteer, and Tom, a seasoned backstage theatre professional.
Natasha, a graduate of the University of Winchester, brings her comedy performance skills to secondary school teaching, where she compares the classroom to stand-up comedy—hecklers and all.
Tom, an expert in lighting and stage management, has worked across various venues and toured nationally with Story Pocket Theatre. Now, he helps shape the next generation of theatre production students at the University of Winchester.
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2024-12-0942 minPart of the ArtsI got paid to set fire to a film set with Django PinterOn this episode of Part of The Arts, I’m joined by the incredible Django Pinter! With a career spanning graphic novels, award-winning short films, Netflix projects, and even designing a music-video-making app for the English National Opera, Django’s artistic journey is as diverse as it is inspiring.We talk about his early passion for drawing, his work with the National Theatre and Barbican, and how he embraced tech and digital arts during the pandemic. Whether you’re an artist, filmmaker, or just love exploring the arts, this episode is full of insights and in...
2024-12-0236 minPart of the ArtsI accidentally became a presenter with Jordan HiscottWelcome to Part of the Arts with me Rebecca Godden, with us on this episode is Jordan Hiscott.
Jordan is a versatile actor/ presenter with over a decade of experience in the arts. Known for his engaging presence and enthusiastic contributions where he has worked, he has a passion for storytelling and a willingness to learn, Jordan's work adapted over the years to survive in the industry ranging from many different disciplines and subjects. Over the next few years, he hopes to continue this trend and will always aim to be the best version of himself he...
2024-11-2538 minPart of the ArtsPart of the Arts, what's it about?Welcome to Part of the Arts - a new weekly podcast hosted by actor, director, and producer Rebecca Godden.
2024-11-2401 minPart of the ArtsChange is as good as a rest with Yvonne MaxwellThis one’s a real honest, down to earth and relatable (whether you’re in the industry or not) chat with actor Yvonne Maxwell.
Yvonne is a versatile actor based in Portsmouth, hailing from the vibrant North East. With her foundation in acting from LIPA in Liverpool, she has thrived on stage, captivating audiences across Hampshire and the London Fringe. This year marks a milestone as she steps into her first speaking role in a feature film, and she's adding to her repertoire of acclaimed short plays. Aside from acting, Yvonne has had an inte...
2024-11-1737 min
The Book Snug PodcastChapter 25: 1st Year Anniversary!Send a textWe've made it to one year of podcasting here at The Book Snug and we want to celebrate! Join us as we reflect on our experiences of the last year and share our hopes and dreams for the next 12 months. As always, we end up talking about books and we even share a bit more about ourselves in the process. Julia’s Books:House Rules by Jodi PicoultThe Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern Simone St. James booksMrs. Death Misses Death by Salena GoddenTress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderso...
2023-11-151h 14
You're BookedJosie Long - You're BookedWe are so excited to welcome one of our absolute heroes to the podcast. It's Josie Long! Josie is an internationally renowned, beloved and multi-award-winning stand-up, podcaster, actor, playwright and radio presence. Her first short story collection, Because I Don't Know What You Mean and What You Don't has just been released. We talked to Josie about favourite short story collections, books to make you laugh on the bus, attempting sainthood, radical texts and trying to get your kids to love the books you love. Daisy will be attending the Queen's Reading Room Festival, look out for exclusive behind...
2023-06-0554 min
Agora: Multicultural initiatives and stories from the city we love - BerlinEpisode 5: Building a new community overseasAmani Kaskin and Antonina Stasiuk talk about how they can engage people deeply and foster a sense of belonging. Open Hearts Space helps migrants and refugees to build their own support network and thrive in a new environment.
All Open Hearts Space activities are free and open to everyone, with priority given to women and children. You can join art workshops, language cafés, and support groups taking place online and in-person at Refugio Berlin.
Agora podcast brings you stories from our multicultural community.
Host: Gaby D’Annunzio
Guests: Amani Kaskin & Antonina Stasiuk
Videography: Bethania Medina
Location: Refugio Berlin
Production man...
2022-02-2220 min
Colli'r PlotTrefnu ein silfoedd llyfrauSut mae mynd ati i gael trefn ar ein silffoedd llyfrau?Podlediad Colli'r Plot gyda Bethan Gwanas, Dafydd Llewelyn, Siân Northey a Manon Steffan Ros.Mae 'na lot o chwerthin, chydig o bethau dadleuol ac ambell i sgwrs ddwys.Dyma restr ddarllen o'r cyfrolau a drafodwyd yn y bennodYn Fyw Yn Y Cof - John RobertsThe Gilded Ones - Namina FornaThe Great Godden - Meg RosoffBedydd Tân - Dyfed EdwardsSpark! How exercise will improve the performance of your brain - Dr Jo...
2022-02-0157 min
The Northern ConnectionBest of Books of 2021 (some of them!)Emma, Jules, Rachel and Rebecca choose some of their stand out reads of 2021. Books discussed: Last One at the Party by Bethany Clift, Slug by Holly McNish, Still Life by Sarah Winman, The End of the World is a Cul-de-Sac, Another Life by Jodie Chapman, Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins-Reid, Open Water by Caleb Azumah Nelson, A Net for Small Fishes by Lucy Jago, Dead Relatives by Lucie McKnight Hardie, Mrs Death Misses Death by Selena Godden, and The Fell by Sarah Moss Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-12-2959 min
Let's Have A Chat About MurderThe Killer "Christopher Halliwell" UK - 2015Twisted killer Christopher Halliwell targeted young women, brutally murdered them, and then buried their bodies in shallow graves.His victims, Sian OCallaghan and Rebecca Godden, were in the prime of their lives when Halliwell murdered them.He was handed a rare whole-life order, meaning he will never be released at Bristol Crown Court in 2016 after being convicted of Miss Godden’s murder.If it had not been for the dogged actions of one police officer, Becky's remains may never have been found and her killer could have escaped justice for her death....
2021-07-2058 min
Late To ItCold Water by Gwendoline Riley and Fishnet by Kirsten InnesKirsty and Naomi talk about their decision to call the podcast Late to It and discuss Cold Water by Gwendoline Riley and Fishnet by Kirsten Innes by way of introducing themselves.
Other books mentioned:
little scratch by Rebecca Watson
Mrs Death Misses Death by Salena Godden
Sanatorium by Abi Palmer
2021-03-301h 05
Country QueersOde to Sheep - Part OneIn this episode, we'll hear sounds of sheep and some queer and trans humans who love them. Host Rae Garringer shares memories of growing up on a sheep farm in West Virginia, Maja Black shares an audio diary of lambing season in Iowa, then we'll hear an interview with Grayson Crane who raises a flock of Icelandic sheep in western Washington, and finally we'll meet Wesley Godden who grew up in Singapore and now shepherds a flock of Katahdin hair sheep with his partner of 20 years in Ontario Canada. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * This is part one of two ep...
2021-03-2153 min
Gory-TimeThe Murders of Sian O’Callaghan and Becky Godden-Edwards - Part 2In South East England, women have been going missing and turning up dead, most of them fit a very similar victim profile, the bodies that are found are all discovered in similar ways and places. When one woman goes missing after a night out in Swindon, one predator's evil ways are discovered through controversial police work, a confession, and a stash of women's clothing hidden in the woods. One murder leads to another, but how many more women could Christopher Halliwell have killed?
2021-02-211h 01Gory-TimeThe Murders of Sian O'Callaghan and Becky Godden Edwards - Part 1In South East England, women have been going missing and turning up dead, most of them fit a very similar victim profile, the bodies that are found are all discovered in similar ways and places. When one woman goes missing after a night out in Swindon, one predator's evil ways are discovered through controversial police work, a confession, and a stash of women's clothing hidden in the woods. One murder leads to another, but how many more women could Christopher Halliwell have killed?
2021-02-1428 min
They Walk Among Us - UK True CrimeA Confession / The Crimes Of Christopher Halliwell - Part 2PLEASE LISTEN TO A CONFESSION (Part 1) FOR PART ONE OF THIS TWO-PART CASE. On March 24, 2011, Christopher Halliwell was arrested in connection with the suspected kidnapping of Sian O’Callaghan. Halliwell subsequently admitted to the murder, leading police to not only Sian’s body but the remains of another victim. After DNA testing, police identified the woman to be a Swindon native, Rebecca Godden-Edwards. During October 2012, Halliwell was sentenced to a minimum of 25 years for Sian’s murder, but a judge ruled that evidence gathered during the day of Halliwell's arrest was inadmissible. He couldn’t be charged fo...
2019-08-271h 54
Brooklands Radio Just Women InterviewsJust Women 6th February 2018Doreen Pipe & Mandy Dineley talk with Rebecca Godden who is a boxer, Jennifer McAllister from Walk the Walk charity about the next Moonwalk and Jo Ferrone who runs How Does She Do It in Guildford women’s networking group
2018-02-0900 min