This is me being interviewed by Jonathan Webb on Cabin FM on Tuesday 14 January 2025 to talk about the publication of my Bloomsbury book ‘Nostalgia, Religion and Popular Culture: Rethinking the Sacred and the Secular through the Death of Queen Elizabeth II’.
(For more details relating to the book go to https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/nostalgia-religion-and-popular-culture-9781350477810/).
Chris Deacy Nostalgia book radio interview 14 January 2025
This is me being interviewed by Jonathan Webb on Cabin FM on Tuesday 14 January 2025 to talk about the publication of my Bloomsbury book ‘Nostalgia, Religion and Popular Culture: Rethinking the Sacred and the Secular through the Death of Queen Elizabeth II’.(For more details relating to the book go to https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/nostalgia-religion-and-popular-culture-9781350477810/).
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2 responses to “Chris Deacy Nostalgia book radio interview 14 January 2025”
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this was so interesting. You said all that I’ve been thinking. I’m sure, collectively, we all shared that nostalgia. We all had memories, and I did look with, just like you said.
I don’t think we will ever have those times or such a steadiness as we had when the Queen was alive.
I never met her, but I feel her loss is still palpable.
thanks for a great interview Chris.
from Cheryl
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This is so kind of you, Cheryl, thank you. Yes, I found the nostalgia to be especially powerful around that period. I was struck by how so many people from different communities, age groups, and even countries, found a common humanity through the passing of the Queen. And it was so lovely to be able to chat about all this yesterday!
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