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Iggy Pop; The Lion King; Marcel Duchamp

John Wilson talks to the godfather of punk, Iggy Pop, ahead of this year's BBC Music John Peel Lecture.

Disney chief Thomas Schumacher on creating The Lion King and a stage version of Frozen.

Artists Cornelia Parker and Keith Tyson in praise of surrealist Marcel Duchamp.

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Fri 10 Oct 201419:15
BBC Radio 4

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  • Iggy Pop

    Iggy Pop discusses his upcoming John Peel Lecture on Free Music In A Capitalist World

    Duration: 11:55

  • Marcel Duchamp

    Cornelia Parker and Keith Tyson discuss Marcel Duchamp's influence on the art world

    Duration: 07:07

  • The Lion King

    The President of Disney’s Theatrical division discusses the success of The Lion King

    Duration: 07:25

Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop will be delivering the fourth annual John Peel Lecture, which is broadcast live on BBC 6 Music on Monday 13 October at 7pm. It will also be filmed for BBC Four to be broadcast on Sunday 19 October at 8pm.


What Duchamp Taught Me

What Duchamp Taught Me

What Duchamp Taught Me is showing at The Fine Art Society in London until Wednesday 5 November, 2014. 

Photograph by Gina Soden.

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PresenterJohn Wilson
Interviewed GuestIggy Pop
Interviewed GuestThomas Schumacher
Interviewed GuestCornelia Parker
Interviewed GuestKetih Tyson
Interviewed GuestTim Robey

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  • Fri 10 Oct 201419:15
    BBC Radio 4

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