Little Chris is pulling together a series of three podcasts of music from the Supersonic festival — that's taking place at The Custard Factory, Digbeth, Birmingham 22-24 Oct.

Simon Gray looks at the fruit and veg market in town and says that it's likely the drop in quality rather than town planning that will kill it.

Listen to the latest from BiNS’s radio show The Big Paws:

Loads of art-happening round ups:

The Big Paws is live every Saturday at 8am on Rhubarb Radio.

While researching something else, here’s some stuff I found of Brum’s own scalextric Camp Hill Flyover:

A photo by Phyllis Nicklin:

And a bus-driver’s eye-view of a trip out of town on the 37.

mmmm, short-term nostalgia.

Few snippets of an anniversary documentary.

A local, erm, enthusiast is campaigning for the King King statue late of the Bull Ring Markets (and some car place, and Dudley Zoo apparently) to be returned to tower over Brum. That’s despite him saying: “apparently poor old King Kong has recently been melted down by his Scottish owners” — or is he in Penrith?

An enduring image, isn’t it.

A really rather nice looking video blog about Soho/Handsworth.

Listen to the latest from BiNS’s radio show The Big Paws:

Featuring art criticism, the lot:

The Big Paws is live every Saturday at 8am on Rhubarb Radio.