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every 4 days
Average audio length:
55 minutes
English
United Kingdom
8 episodes
since Oct. 14, 2020
episodic

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I discuss the intersection between white privilege and climate justice with lawyer & activist  Melanie Nazareth and multi-disciplinary artist and producer Amber Ruth Watson, who is part of Bristol’s Rising Arts Agency. 

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Coach & Facilitator, Will James and I had a moving discussion on uncomfortable conversations, the experience of being mixed race, the redistribution of opportunity and creating the safety in our culture needed for deep change. 
For the first episode in the ‘Lights Go Out’ mini-series, join myself and Hip-Hop artist, poet & rapper Joshua Luke Smith for a discussion on what it means to be a white male in 2021. We chat privilege, checking your blind spot and giving up your seat at the table. You can stream ‘Lights Go Out…
Episode 3: Uncertainty  The last episode of this series features the themes of uncertainty, risk, hope and courage. This episode was again recorded in the park amidst bird song, children playing and a man talking loudly. Myself and Rebecca Jackson discuss experiences of uncertainty in Covid and in …
As a kick-off to the second, more autumnal, season of Let’s Hear it from the Underside I am taking part in a pod-march and featuring an incredible podcast made by David Benjamin Blower & Tim Nash called Everybody Now, about the climate crisis.  It features the voices of XR co-founder, Gail Brad…
I tracked down the creator of Everybody Now; poet, musician and podcaster David Benjamin Blower and posed him all my questions about the overlapping themes of Everybody Now and Let’s Hear it from the Underside.  We talked about the unique time we are in and how we might exist, resists and be fully …
Meet Rebecca Jackson, my friend who I actually wrote the song for at a particularly difficult time in her on-going healing journey from CPTSD (complex post-traumatic stress disorder) to encourage her to keep sharing her experiences. Now a counsellor, budding author and Masters student in psychother…
Since the last episode, a global pandemic has occurred and we were plunged into lockdown & social distancing. As soon as the restrictions allowed, myself, Rebecca Jackson and Temba the Cockapoo, got together again in the park to discuss Covid meltdowns, kindness, grief and gratitude. 
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