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Part 2 of our episode asking whether the creative industries are still the preserve of the posh white man?
Host Jackie Clune talks to audio councillor David John and green activist Paul Valentine about the issues surrounding class in the creative industries and how Equity's class network is working to improve opportunities for all.
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