TRACEY RHYS REVIEWS WAYS TO BE EQUALLY HUMAN -“A peaceful, hopeful dawn chorus amongst the white noise.”
Poet Tracey Rhys, writer of Teaching a Bird to Sing and winner of the Poetry Archive’s video competition reviews Ways To Be Equally Human. Tracey,
BEL JACOBS – FASHION & CLIMATE REBEL AND ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
I interviewed Bel Jacobs FRSA, writer and speaker on climate justice, animal rights and alternative systems in fashion. Bel‘s interview is an urgent message about
LIZA FRANK – FROM THEATRE MANAGER TO PHOTOGRAPHER & FOLKLORIST
I interviewed Liza Frank folklorist, photographer and former stage manager with two books to her name Everyday Folklore, an almanac for the ritual year and My Celebrity Boyfriend. Liza tells her story
WRITING, CONSERVATION & OPEN-WATER SWIMMING WITH SUSAN CARTWRIGHT-SMITH
I interviewed Cumbria Wildlife Trust Writer in Residence Susan Cartwright-Smith about conservation issues and ‘walking your weird’ in the Lake District. Susan has been a
OF MICE, MONOLOGUES AND THE IMAGINARY AUDIENCE
Authors don’t often talk about their failures. They might, in order to keep their audience guessing, channel their mistakes through a comic character or an
WHICH SAYS IT BEST: BOOK OR RADIO SHOW?
When I interview musicians on my radio show, there’s a question I avoid. Partly because it’s a cliché, similar to, “Which comes first the words