Hello everyone and welcome back to Luke's English podcast a podcast for people learning English British English in this case my name is Luke

Welcome here is a brand new episode for you I hope you enjoy it there's a video version too on YouTube yes

hello listeners hello to all my listeners all over the what is it the world the

world of lepland land, lepland, whatever you want to call it.

You might be able to hear the sound of my computer's fan, can you hear that?

Is it noisy? I don't know if you can hear it's

probably creating a low level of hiss in the background, which most of you can't

hear and are not bothered by, but it is the sort of thing that I notice.

Anyway there's hiss in the background why because my computer is currently

working hard to encode the video version of this episode.

I've just finished editing the video together

and I'm, you know, the, my computer's going,

er, like that, the fans are going

in order to keep the computer cool so it can encode this video.

I'm asking it to do some heavy work here.

I need a new computer, I really do.

I've been using this since 2013. Luke you're rambling again. Let's get on with it.

Okay so this is an interview episode with a guest. I should say that this might be a

difficult one depending on your level of English of course.

My guest and I are talking about a specific artistic and cultural movement that happened in England in the 1970s. A specific cultural and

artistic movement. I say specific, but it actually included many different types of art. It was actually very diverse and varied.

Many different types of art, theatre, performance, music and community work all sort of packaged together in one movement but

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