Podcast feedFolk in the Cellar - Northern Celts & Guests
Folk in the Cellar comes from the cellar bar in the Constitution Pub, which is on the canal at St Pancras Way and Georgianna Street. This show hovers around the theme of International Women’s Day.
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Do You Remember Women's Night at The Drill Hall?
In researching the history of London’s Drill Hall Theatre, Marian Larragy discovered that the Drill Hall has a fond place in the hearts of some because Monday night used to be Women only night at the Drill Hall bar.
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Camden Unlocked for1812
Marc Lee Brown provides the unique music for Camden Community Radio’s Camden Unlocked for international Migrants Day. Ben Cooper talks with Jack Beula about the highs and lows of his innovative career. He also investigates the mystery of the disappearing Chilean mural in Chalk Farm. Harriet Bird meets a lot of people at the SomersTown Festival of Cultures and Marian Larragy talks with Valerie Amajoutt about aspects of life as a migrant. This programme was broadcast by London Link Radio as part of International Migrants Day Radio Broadcast for 1812.
Presented by: Marian Larragy
Produced and edited by: Marian Larragy
Music by: Marc Lee Brown
- Radio 1812
- London Link Radio
- Listen here at 5.30 on 18th December 2010
- Human Development Report
- UN Migrant Workers Convention
- Not yet signed by Europeans
- Special Report on Migration in and from Asia
- Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Workers
- Transitions Primrose Hill
- Nubian Jak
- On Marley's Blue Plaque
- Back to Camden Community Radio
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Camden Unlocked, Refugee Week Radio, 19th July 2010
Khadeja Shireh of British Somali Community talks to Harriet Bird about the settlement of the Somali community in Camden. Asha Kin Duale, Community Partnership Advisor for the London Borough of Camden, talks to Marian Larragy about the work of the Partnership to embed child protection amongst all local communities. Matina Grebener talks with Debora SInger of Asylum Aid about its work over the past 20 years and about its Charter for a better understanding of the needs of female asylum seekers and refugees. Agnes Pareyio, from the Tasaru Rescue Centre, Narok, Kenya and Asha Kin Duale discuss the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and their work to eradicate it. The music is from Miriam Murshali.
- British Somali Community
- 15 Years working for Somali Community In Camden
- Refugee Week Radio
- Community Partnership Project
- 8 London Boroughs working on child protection
- Asylum Aid
- Every Single Woman Campaign
- Tasaru Ntomonok initiative
- Camden Community Radio
- Back to
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Asylum Aid celebrates 20 years working for Refugees
Matina Grebener talks with Debora Singer, Policy and Research Manager of Asylum Aid about how they link casework with Asylum and Refugee Policy. Asylum Aid has developed a charter of demands. They want the Government to take a more gender aware approach to Asylum applications. The Charter is supported by a number of other groups.
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