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The third of three short stories written and read by Olivia Ebony White

Click on the links at the right to hear “The Visit” and “The War”

Produced, recorded and edited: Marian Larragy

• The War ::
• The Visit ::
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The second of three short stories written and read by Olivia Ebony White

Produced, recorded and edited: Marian Larragy

• The Visit ::
• Back to CCRadio ::
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File Download (7:54 min / 7 MB)

A short story written and read by Olivia Ebony White

recorded and edited: Marian Larragy

• Back to CCRadio ::
• Follow CCRadio on Twitter/ X ::

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This extract from Camden Newscast 18, in 2012 features Taiwo Olungadi’s reports on Arsenal Ladies Team’s spectacular year. Taiwo mentions Ellen White’s decisive goal and list all the achievements in that year.

Later, both Beth Mead and Chloe Kelly, who scored the spectacular winning goal for England Lionesses to win the European Cup, also played for Arsenal.

Other reports in the Newscast – 20 mile zone, the environment and Bloomsbury are still relevant today!

• Camden Newscast 18 :: Recorded in 2012
• Bloomsbury Festival 2022 ::
• Camden Community Radio ::
• ccradio on Twitter ::

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Born in Belfast in 1960, Siubhan McNally ponders her world prior to the shocking arrival of British troops on the streets in 1969 and how Belfast remains a touchstone of her later years.
Click on the links to listen also to “Cry” and “Balcony Garden”

Recorded in 2018

Package by Marian Larragy

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• Cry ::
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Born in Belfast in 1960, Siubhan McNally ponders her world prior to the shocking arrival of British troops on the streets in 1969 and how Belfast remains a touchstone of her later years.
Click on the links to listen also to “Cry” and “Balcony Garden”

Recorded in 2018

Package by Marian Larragy

• Siubhan McNally Reads ::
• Balcony Garden ::
• Camden Community Radio on Twitter ::
• Camden Community Radio ::

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Born in Belfast in 1960, Siubhan McNally ponders her world prior to the shocking arrival of British troops on the streets in 1969 and how, after moving to London, Belfast remains a touchstone of her later years.
Click on the links to listen also to “Cry” and “Balcony Garden”

Recorded in 2018

Package by Marian Larragy

• Cry ::
• Balcony Garden ::
• Camden Community Radio on Twitter ::
• Camden Community Radio ::

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This podcast is about a ‘Philosophy of Mind’ workshop series, which ran at Mind in Camden, a local mental health charity, in October 2017.
The first part of this podcast is an interview with Sophie Stammers, the creator and facilitator of the workshop series and a philosopher at the University of Birmingham – she tells us about her work and her experience of facilitating the group. The rest of the podcast (from 12.25 onwards) is a group discussion amongst several participants about their experiences of the group – what was most important, what the group felt like, and what has stayed with them…

All of Sophie’s materials for the workshop series are online, so if you like what you hear you can go online and access them yourself at the link next to this podcast.

Package by: Bonnie Astor
Recording: Violet McDonald, Freddy Chick

• Project Perfect website ::
• About the work of Sophie & her colleagues ::
• Ted Talk on :: Three stigmas about mental health we need to deconstruct
• About other courses and groups at Mind ::
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Mimi Romilly, lifelong Somers Town resident, came into CCRadio to record her protest song against HS2.
Here it is. Expect more from Mimi and her song of protest against the train.

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Black lesbian feminist poet Audre Lorde framed political struggle for a generation of women in Europe and USA. It is difficult to overestimate her legacy. To mark twentieth anniversary of her death, Fringe Film Festival 2012 screened ‘Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984- 1992’. The response to the film highlighted the importance of Lorde’s legacy. Denise O’Connor and Betiel Baraki have captured some of the atmosphere for us.

Presented by: Betiel Baraki
Interviews by: Denise O’Connor
Reading of her own introduction: Sarah Ahmed
‘A Litany for Survival’ read by: Sarah Ahmed

• Audre Lorde quotes ::
• Audre Lorde - Wikip ::
• Audre Lorde Project ::
• Audre Lorde - The berlin years ::
• Fringe Film Festival ::
• The life and work of Audre Lorde ::
• The Berlin Years - London Showing ::
• London Feminist Film Festival ::
• Women's Studies Without Walls ::
• Film - Black British Stories ::
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