ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Four stories reflecting on what makes us who we are. Including Ash, aka Maria - a drag queen from Stoke, who mixes heavy metal and pop music. Mike from Bristol shares the impact of being part of the Windrush generation, and his hopes to gain official UK citizenship. Plus a Carlisle councillor and street artist swap thoughts on the place of graffiti in their city. And poet Jodie Langford, explains why she's proud to call Hull her home.
Presented and produced by Becca Bryers.
With contributions from:
Perry Spiller and Liz Ellis at BBC Radio Stoke
Tom Bigwood and Michael Jenkins at BBC Inside Out West
Andrew Carter at BBC Radio Cumbria
Ian McMillan and Kathryn Morrison (for the National Poetry Day and Local Radio programme from BBC Radio Humberside)
Presented and produced by Becca Bryers.
With contributions from:
Perry Spiller and Liz Ellis at BBC Radio Stoke
Tom Bigwood and Michael Jenkins at BBC Inside Out West
Andrew Carter at BBC Radio Cumbria
Ian McMillan and Kathryn Morrison (for the National Poetry Day and Local Radio programme from BBC Radio Humberside)
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United Kingdom
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