(If I remember, I'll kick this closer to the time)
John Lennon - The Wenner TapesIt's on BBC Radio 4 - listen at the "Listen Live" link on this page:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/lennon_wenner.shtml"An in-depth portrait of John Lennon, told through the audio of Jann Wenner's seminal 1970 New York interview for Rolling Stone magazine.
The most famous interview Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner ever did was an extensive interrogation, on tape, of Lennon shortly after the Beatles had broken up.
The Lennon interview remains one of the most important ever done with a popular musician. Lennon himself regarded it as definitive.
It documented the Beatles' career and split with painstakingly emotional (at times excruciating) detail, and served as a major, and controversial, point of exorcism for Lennon in his coming to terms with the '60s, the legacy of the Beatles and particularly his ruptured relationship with Paul McCartney.
He holds forth throughout on the subjects of art and politics, his own musical genius, his love for Yoko, drugs, primal therapy and mysticism.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/lennon_wenner.shtml