Podcast feedWhats on 17th June 2013
The weekend of 15th & 16th has the first ever (Emily) Wilding Festival at St George’s Church, Bloomsbury; Camden events for National Bike Festival all week; British Library seminar on impact of Social Media with Professors Helen Margetts and David Gauntlett; Open City Docs Festival comes ot Euston, Bloomsbury Theatre and University College. There is advance warning of the rooftop Bar-B-Q at Maiden Lane Community Centre on Saturday 29th June and news of the Summer Holiday PlayScheme at Camden Square which has breakfast club, extended day and core day for children aged 4 to 12 years of age. APPLY NOW at Maiden Lane Community Centre.
Read by: Freddy Chick, Mainga Bhima & Marian Larragy
Research: Mainga Bhima & Freddy Chick
Editing: Marian Larragy
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Chats: Natalie Prentice, DJ Rudeboy P.Tosh & Joe Hughes
Natalie Prentice talks with Tosh. Package: Natalie Prentice
Joe Hughes talks with DJ Rudeboy
DJ Rudeboy P. Tosh starts to chat with Joe Hughes about Joe’s former Gospel Music programme on SKFM radio. Then they get to talking about the specific difficulties each faces; Joe has Aspergers Syndrone and Tash is Dyslexic with ADHD.
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On Re- Constructing Democratic Government Somalia
Asha Kin Duale is settled in Camden, where she promotes good child protection practice in local communities. She has recently been to Somalia where she has been helping to create the future peace by being involved with reviewing the new Somali constitution. Here she talks with CCRadio’s Marian Larragy about the history of the Somali nation state; the rise of Islamic fundamentalist thinking in Somalia; the causes and consequences of outside interventions in Somalia; her own history as a human rights lawyer; the source of her knowledge about the Islamic teaching of the Prophet Mohamed; After you have listened to this segment of the interview, click on the links to the right to hear the other segments.
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Whats On from 29th April 2013
Celebrate May Day in Camden Square with the Speakeasy Jazzmen – or in the Irish Centre if it’s raining; There is Hubcap Music at the Roundhouse; Join a chat about feminist consciousness raising group at the Feminist Library on Tuesay 2nd May.
Writers from fifteen countries feature in Asia House Festival 2013, which will be opened by Michael Palin on 7th May and follows the theme ‘Freedom’.
Read by: Marian Larragy, Mainga Bhima & DJ Rudeboy P.Tosh
Edited by: Mainga Bhima
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Women's Studies Without Walls - 4
On how feminism connects theory with feelings, realities and the ability to generate collective responses to things that matter.
To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the right. To hear the others, click on a link in the right hand column and listen to each one in turn.
The Feminist Library in London launched their new initiative, Women’s Studies Without Walls (WSWW) during the weekend of 19th and 20th January 2013. WSWW gave women the chance to take part in workshops, consciousness-raising and skills-sharing.
Julia and Roberta, who took part in the Recording Women workshop at WSWW, conducted interviews with some of the women who attended the weekend. For more information about Women’s Studies With Walls, go to the Feminist Library
Edited by: Yula Burin
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