James Prichard's guest appearances

James Prichard

A Stab In The Dark: A UKTV Original Crime Podcast with Mark Billingham

Five Things

Terry Meiners

Daviess County Public Library

Jeff Zentner

Ben Miller

Megan Abbott

Harlan Coben

Karin Slaughter

Lee Goldberg

Jesse Thorn

Ian Rankin

Alice Waters

Laura Lippman

Mark Gatiss

Matt Wallace

Anne Bogel

Morris Chestnut

Matt Jones

OwlTail

Sarah Phelps

In this brand-new episode of A Stab In The Dark, award-winning crime writer Mark Billingham celebrates the centenary of the release of Agatha Christie's first published novel - The Mysterious Affair At Styles - by talking to acclaimed screenwriter Sarah Phelps, who has adapted five Christie novels for television. Mark and Sarah discuss the celebrated novelist's life and work, and cast a critical eye over her motivations and themes. Elsewhere, our man with the spyglass, Paul Hirons, talks to Agatha's great-grandson, James Prichard, about the centenary and what it means to the Christie family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this brand-new episode of A Stab In The Dark, award-winning crime writer Mark Billingham celebrates the centenary of the release of Agatha Christie's first published novel - The Mysterious Affair At Styles - by talking to acclaimed screenwriter Sarah Phelps, who has adapted five Christie novels for television. Mark and Sarah discuss the celebrated novelist's life and work, and cast a critical eye over her motivations and themes. Elsewhere, our man with the spyglass, Paul Hirons, talks to Agatha's great-grandson, James Prichard, about the centenary and what it means to the Christie family. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Agatha Christie centenary celebration - Sarah Phelps and James Prichard

This week, my guest is someone who spends some of his time in creative work, but it’s not something he ever imagined he’d do. James Prichard is a member of Shakespeare Behind Bars, a theatre troupe based at the Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in LaGrange, Kentucky. That also means -- he’s incarcerated there.

This week, my guest is someone who spends some of his time in creative work, but it’s not something he ever imagined he’d do. James Prichard is a member of Shakespeare Behind Bars, a theatre troupe based at the Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in LaGrange, Kentucky. That also means -- he’s incarcerated there.

Episode 49: Inmate Actor James Prichard on Shakespeare, Friendship and Regret

Kentucky Historian James Prichard discusses America's first serial killers, the Harpe Brothers. In the aftermath of the Revolution and the long and bloody Indian wars, the Kentucky frontier remained a dangerous land. Throughout 1799 two brothers, Wiley and Micajah Harpe, terrorized the entire state from the Wilderness Trail to the far reaches of the Green River country. Posing as Methodist circuit riders or weary pilgrims bound for the West, these Tory outcasts left a trail of bodies and burned cabins in their wake. Their bloody deeds and violent end are as chilling today as the notorious crimes of modern day serial killers.Outro Music:J.D. Wilkes, Charlie Stamper - "Wabash Blues" taken from the album Cattle in the Cain hear more at JDWilkes.com

Kentucky Historian James Prichard discusses America's first serial killers, the Harpe Brothers. In the aftermath of the Revolution and the long and bloody Indian wars, the Kentucky frontier remained a dangerous land. Throughout 1799 two brothers, Wiley and Micajah Harpe, terrorized the entire state from the Wilderness Trail to the far reaches of the Green River country. Posing as Methodist circuit riders or weary pilgrims bound for the West, these Tory outcasts left a trail of bodies and burned cabins in their wake. Their bloody deeds and violent end are as chilling today as the notorious crimes of modern day serial killers. Outro Music: J.D. Wilkes, Charlie Stamper - "Wabash Blues" taken from the album Cattle in the Cain hear more at <a href="http://JDWilkes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JDWilkes.com</a>

History Lecture: James Prichard, Harpe Brothers: America's First Serial Killers