بهترین پادکست های Miaa (2024)

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Resourcing Listening 14:25

7d ago14:25

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Marley Starskey Butler works as a multidisciplinary artist and social worker. They have revealed that art has functioned as a therapeutic tool for them, helping them to process their own complex childhood, as well as their years in social work - and in 2023 they launched their first solo photographic exhibition, “Thirty-Six”. They work across visua…

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Convivial Toolkit 32:05

14d ago32:05

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This completes a mini-series that looks at whether or not we should feel concerned about the digital tools we use and the effects that they have on us. In this episode Owen Kelly looks at some practical examples of changes we can make and tools we can use. He discusses why he uses Vivaldi as his browser of choice; why his websites all run on Classi…

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Podcasting - Ferment Radio 27:00

21d ago27:00

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Every year some months have five Fridays, and every time this happens we find something to do there: something out of our normal schedule. We try to adopt an annual theme. In 2021 we played music licensed under creative commons licences; in 2022 we found four old radio shows; and in 2023 we looked back to four early episodes of Meanwhile in an Aban…

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Highlands & Islands 35:44

28d ago35:44

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In this episode Sophie Hope talks to four people connected to the MA degree course in Art and Social Practice at the University of the Highlands and Islands. According to the UHI website, “We are the only university based in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland and we're a little different - we offer you the choice of studying at one of o…

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Community MusicWorks, Providence, Rhode Island 55:14

1M ago55:14

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In Culture of Possibility #38, Arlene Goldbard talks with Sebastian Ruth, Founder & Artistic Director and Resident Musician at Community MusicWorks in Providence, Rhode Island. CMW describes itself as a “community-based organization that uses music education and performance as a vehicle to build lasting and meaningful relationships between children…

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Hearing What Isn’t Being Said 21:05

1M ago21:05

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In the fifth episode of Ways of Listening, artist Jody Wood talks about listening as a practice of care - where to care is not to cure. Jody advocates for participatory ‘opt in’ structures for social practice art rather than co-creation, noting the complexity of human desires and potential for conflicting agendas. She goes on to question the expect…

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Convivial Tools 35:38

2M ago35:38

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This continues a mini-series that looks at whether or not we should feel concerned about the digital tools we use and the effects that they have on us. In this episode Owen Kelly explains three dimensions that we need to consider when thinking about the tools we use and why we use them.

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Rest & Rage in Rome 42:01

2M ago42:01

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In early February Sophie Hope went to Rome to present Manual Labours’ work at a conference. In this episode She and Fabiola Fiocco tell us about the workshop they did at MACRO - the Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome. The workshop was organised by Fabiola Fiocco in collaboration with the Arts Module of the Master in Gender Studies (Roma T…

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Preservation, Reinvention & Traditional Music in Scotland 1:00:54

2M ago1:00:54

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David Francis comes from Dumfries in the south west of Scotland, but cut his musical teeth in the north east, playing for bands like Desperate Danz Band. He moved to Edinburgh in the 1990s and became a central figure in traditional music: performing with Mairi Campbell in the successful duo The Cast while occupying key positions in the Scottish Art…

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Building Listening into Everything 22:30

2M ago22:30

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Lady Kitt is a disabled artist and drag king, describing their work as “Mess Making as Social Glue”. Kitt works on long term, collaborative projects driven by insatiable curiosity about how art can be useful. Projects are usually punctuated by the creation of large-scale, vibrant installations / sites for exchange made from recycled paper, reused p…

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Convivial Mechanics 29:04

3M ago29:04

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This episode begins a mini-series that looks at whether or not we should feel concerned about the digital tools we use and the effects that they have on us. The tools we use and the uses we make of them have changed since the web began in the early nineties. Twenty years ago people created blogs and surfed the web looking for like-minded people. To…

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After we made the Jubilee archives 40:59

3M ago40:59

40:59

On September 23, 2022, we put out episode 20 of Common Practice, in which we talked with Beverley Harvey and Brendan Jackson about the creation of the online Jubilee Archives. Later, in episode 27, we talked with Steve Trow, one of the founders of Jubilee, about the importance of cultural capital.In this episode we conclude these discussions with a…

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Spirituality and cultural democracy 43:30

3M ago43:30

43:30

In Culture of Possibility #36 – the podcast’s third anniversary — Arlene Goldbard and Miaaw.net guru Owen Kelly will talk about cultural work and spirituality. Some community artists reject non-material understandings, but Owen and Arlene each find their work infused with spiritual ideas and practices — albeit very different ones. Is spirituality n…

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Listening Through the Body 15:06

3M ago15:06

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Sam Metz describes their rationale as responding to “the premise of ‘neuroqueering’ (a term first coined by Nick Walker) which seeks to undermine or subvert dominant structures that remain hostile to non-normative neurodivergent bodyminds. I am interested in exploring the idea of ‘hostile’ spaces through my work with a particular focus on what rela…

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Whatever Next 30:52

3M ago30:52

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Did we succeed or fail in 2023? What could this question possibly mean? Do we have any way of measuring our progress, or lack of progress? Do we need one? By way of addressing this, Owen Kelly suggests three approaches that we might usefully continue to develop in the coming year, and (spoiler alert) none of them involving wearing Fitbits. As alway…

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Revisiting Miaaw 28 (from October 25, 2019) 28:33

4M ago28:33

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We have arrived at the final podcast of 2023, which also happens to fall on the fifth Friday of the fourth month of 2023 with five Fridays in it. We therefore take a final look into the Miaaw past and listen once more to another memorable episode from our short history. This time we listen in to Owen and Sophie dig out their copies of Marxism & Lit…

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The Experimental Station for Research on Art and Life 42:57

4M ago42:57

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Based in Bucharest, Raluca Voinea works as a curator and art critic, based in Bucharest and, since 2012 as co-director of tranzit.ro Association. In 2013 she acted as the curator of the Romanian Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale and in 2015 she co-authored, with Alexandra Pirici, The Manifesto for the Gynecene: Sketch of a New Geological Era. Th…

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The hibernation of Canadian community engaged art 57:21

4M ago57:21

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Judith Marcuse has become one of Canada’s senior artist/producers, with an international career that spans over 50 years as dancer, choreographer, director, producer, teacher, writer and lecturer. In 2007 she founded the International Centre of Art for Social Change, initially as a partnership with Simon Fraser University, where she was appointed a…

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How did I end up in Human Design? 16:05

4M ago16:05

16:05

A quick little episode to talk to you about how I ended up becoming a human design teacher and reader. Support the show Help keep our coffee dates going at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carmillamiaa Check out my instagram @carmilla.miaa Id also appreciate your love by reviewing this podcast. [Disclaimer: This podcast episode is intended for entertai…

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Listening From Before There is a Project 21:02

4M ago21:02

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In his own words, Edwin Mingard works as “a socially-engaged visual artist. I work principally with moving image, making standalone artists' film and installations. My work often plays with mainstream and accessible forms – documentary, music video, magazine – so as to move beyond a traditional gallery audience. “I am interested in who makes moving…

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The Impossible Arts Conundrum 42:15

5M ago42:15

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Su Jones worked as the director of a-n The Artists Information Company from 1980 to 2014. Her doctoral thesis Artists livelihoods: the artists in arts policy conundrum, Manchester Metropolitan University 2015-2019, exposed baseline flaws in the interrelationship between arts policies and artists’ livelihoods over the last 30 years and arti…

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Transition Design & Paradigm Change 41:36

5M ago41:36

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The word falay means running water, accumulated underground through rainfall over millennia. Considered by locals of Ru-us al-Jibal as sacred, it acts as a driving force in the creation of landscapes and social practices. In Helsinki, Zeynep Falay von Flittner has brought together a collective of transitions designers, systems thinkers, su…

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Is loosing friends creating your reality for the better? 24:06

5M ago24:06

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In this episode, we delve into the complexities of emotional and spiritual growth. Opening up about personal experiences and reflections, exploring the challenges of evolving spiritually while feeling disconnected from familiar circles. This discussion touches on the significance of aligning with higher frequencies, avoiding negativity, and conscio…

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Take Art around Somerset 1:04:57

5M ago1:04:57

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On Culture of Possibility podcast #34, François Matarasso and Arlene Goldbard talk with Ralph Lister, executive director of Take Art in rural Somerset, England. Take Art has been offering rural touring, projects in dance, theatre, and other arts practices, and working with artists and community groups, including schools, hospitals, day centres, you…

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Listening & Not Knowing 22:58

5M ago22:58

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Albert Potrony’s website describes him as “an artist with a participatory practice examining ideas of identity, community and language. Potrony is interested in generating social spaces through his projects, and participation from diverse groups and individuals is a key element of his work.” In this conversation with Hannah Kemp-Welch he introduces…

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Easy Life? I think not! 31:32

6M ago31:32

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In this episode Owen Kelly continues a discussion begun last month. He begins by quoting a comment that ARlene Goldbard made after the last episode, and addressing the point she made. He goes on to look at the relationship between copyright and branding, and at two recent events in which large corporations have attempted to extend the use of tradem…

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SSW, Sculpture, Soup & Sam Trotman 44:30

6M ago44:30

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Sophie Hope talks to Sam Trotman, Director of Scottish Sculpture Workshop about the work SSW do in the rural community of Lumsden. They focus on how their Community Making Space came about, who uses it and how SSW work with a wide range of makers, near and far. They talk about working with wool, working with clay, and what’s for lunch.…

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What about democracy? 49:03

6M ago49:03

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On Culture of Possibility podcast #33, François Matarasso and Arlene Goldbard realize that, having talked a great deal about cultural democracy, they have yet to dive into the second half of that topic. Many people take democracy for granted, but what is it really: certainly more than majority rule and voting every once in a while. Where is it prac…

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The Careless Society 21:56

6M ago21:56

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According to his website, John L. McKnight “was raised a traveling Ohioan, having lived in seven neighborhoods and small towns in the eighteen years before he left to attend Northwestern University, in Evanston, Illinois”. While working at the Chicago Commission for Human Relations, the first municipal civil rights agency, he learned the Alinsky tr…

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Fables about Copyright 34:19

7M ago34:19

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On September 14 Comic Book Resources reported that “Bill Willingham, the creator of the long-running Vertigo series, Fables, which was recently revived as part of DC's Black Label line of comics, has announced that he is putting the characters into the public domain as a result of years of disputes with DC over his contractual rights to the charact…

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Revisiting Miaaw 11 (from March 1, 2019) 29:01

7M ago29:01

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We have come to the third month of 2023 with five Fridays in it, and so we look back at another memorable episode from our short history. This time we listen in to Owen and Sophie continue their discussion by focussing on the resurgence of interest in ideas of cultural democracy in the 1990s and 2000s, and the relationships between these and previo…

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Cultural Capital: West Midlands & Bulgaria 54:12

7M ago54:12

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This episode took several turns for the unexpected and veered wildly off piste in ways that turned out to make for a very interesting discussion. We begin with Chris Baldwin mysteriously missing in action, as Owen Kelly and Steve Trow discuss the ways in which the distribution of lottery funding has led to poorer areas effectively donating money fo…

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Caron Atlas: NOCD-NY and Arts & Democracy 1:00:02

7M ago1:00:02

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On Culture of Possibility podcast #32, François Matarasso and Arlene Goldbard talk with Caron Atlas of Naturally Occurring Cultural Districts New York (NOCD-NY) and Arts & Democracy, two excellent groups that bridge culture, communities, and policy. Caron shares a wealth of stories of how creativity can be built into the fabric of communities, info…

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I'm Back and more inspired then ever! 4:34

7M ago4:34

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I've been brewing up a host of exciting projects that will add a whole new dimension to our podcast. Some lucky few have already had a sneak peek and the reception has been overwhelmingly positive. Keep an eye on my Instagram at www.instagram.com/carmillamiaa for updates. While this may be a shorter episode, it’s densely packed with exciting revela…

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What about the Faro Convention? 36:34

7M ago36:34

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We spoke with Ed Carroll and Vita Gelūnienė in April, as part of the series of ICAF specials, when we discussed The Cabbage Field, a community opera developed by Zemuju Sanciu Bendruomene in Kaunas in Lithuania. While attending ICAF we discovered that Ed knew a lot more than we did about the internal workings of the Faro Convention, and we asked hi…

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Enshittification 28:04

8M ago28:04

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According to Wikipedia, “Cory Efram Doctorow (born July 17, 1971) is a Canadian-British blogger, journalist, and science fiction author who served as co-editor of the blog Boing Boing. He is an activist in favour of liberalising copyright laws and a proponent of the Creative Commons organization, using some of its licences for his books. Some commo…

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The Roles of the Rapporteur 31:53

8M ago31:53

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Concluding the special Miaaw at ICAF series, Owen Kelly talks with Will Weigler, a community-engaged theatre maker, writer and storyteller based in Vancouver Canada. In 2017, his book, The Alchemy of Astonishment, won the American Alliance for Theatre & Education's Distinguished Book Award for outstanding contribution to the field. The New York Cit…

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Exploring Soul Contracts: The Spiritual Agreements Shaping Our Lives 24:24

8M ago24:24

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Ever wondered about the spiritual agreements we make before we're even born? Strap in because today, we're taking an intriguing journey into the realm of soul contracts. It’s like choosing a video game character, setting up traits, and deciding who you'll interact with, all before you start playing. From defining who we become to determining our in…

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PETA: 1967 to now and beyond! 1:02:14

8M ago1:02:14

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On Culture of Possibility podcast #31, François Matarasso and Arlene Goldbard talk with Maribel Legarda, artistic director, and Beng Cabangon, executive director of the Philippines Educational Theater Association, PETA, founded in 1967! PETA is an amazing amalgam of in-person performance, streaming, workshops, and festivals, led by a large group of…

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Tools for Conviviality 27:26

8M ago27:26

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Born in Vienna in 1926, Ivan Illich acted as a Roman Catholic priest, a theologian, a philosopher, and a radical social critic. He died in December 2002. His 1971 book Deschooling Society criticises modern society's institutional approach to education, an approach that constrains learning to narrow situations in a fairly short period of the human l…

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Overcoming the Trials of Early Motherhood and Building Resilience 37:06

9M ago37:06

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Becoming a mother at 19 is no stroll in the park. As I share my personal journey, you'll feel the weight of the tough decisions that I had to make, the tumultuous labor, and the C-section that followed. I'll take you on this emotional rollercoaster with me, from the joy of welcoming my daughter into the world to the agony that came with my ex-partn…

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Rural School of Economics at Scottish Sculpture Workshop 40:45

9M ago40:45

40:45

Sophie Hope recorded this live report on the final day of the Rural School of Economics summer camp, organised by Kathrin Böhm and Wapke Feenstra of Myvillages, and the Scottish Sculpture Workshop. The camp took place in July 2023 in Lumsden in Aberdeenshire, the home of the Scottish Sculpture Workshop. She talks with fellow participants about what…

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Exploring Manifestation, Meditation, and the Mystical: A Conversation with Izaya 30:21

9M ago30:21

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Join me on an enticing journey as we unravel the mystical realms of manifestation, meditation, and a bit of the spooky with my special guest, my daughter Izaya. She provides a refreshing outlook on the power of manifestation, likening it to magic that allows us to shape our reality. Just imagine the possibilities! Together, we explore how meditatio…

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Take A Part 26:33

9M ago26:33

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Continuing the special Miaaw at ICAF series, Owen Kelly talks with Kim Wide, the founder of Take A Part, based in Plymouth in the UK. He asks about Kim's personal journey, the work of Take A Part, and the unexpected effects that attending ICAF has had on their future practice.

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Arlene & François reflect 1:01:57

9M ago1:01:57

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On Culture of Possibility podcast #30, François Matarasso and Arlene Goldbard reflect on topics that are currently burning a hole in their brains: Topics such as: us vs. them; what cultural democracy means and why some people can’t get it; being a little braver. Tune in and let us know what you think!…

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Feminist Acts of Ham Radio 36:15

9M ago36:15

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Hannah Kemp-Welch is a sound artist with a social practice. She creates works collaboratively and in community settings, often responding to social issues. Recent projects include ‘The Right to Record’ (2021) - a creative campaign with disabled activists, which successfully lobbied the Government to change a harmful clause within the benefits syste…

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Collective Encounters: provocations 1:12:06

10M ago1:12:06

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According to the front page of their website, “Collective Encounters is a professional arts organisation specialising in theatre for social change through collaborative practice. We use theatre to engage those on the margins of society, telling untold stories and tackling the local, national and international concerns of our time.” Sophie Hope talk…

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Revisiting Miaaw 06 (from December 21, 2018) 30:10

10M ago30:10

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We have come to the second month of 2023 with five Fridays in it, and so we look back at another memorable episode from our short history. This time we listen in to Owen and Sophie grappling for the first time with the relationship between what we used to call community art and ideas of cultural democracy. The term cultural democracy began to find …

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Theatre Box in Singapore 39:43

10M ago39:43

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In this episode, Sophie Hope talks to Koh Hui Ling and Han Xuemei, co-artistic directors of the socially-engaged theatre company Drama Box in Singapore. "Founded in 1990, by Kok Heng Leun, Drama Box is a socially-engaged theatre company known for creating works that inspire dialogue, reflection and change. By shining a spotlight on marginalised nar…

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TEAM in Wales 1:06:37

10M ago1:06:37

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On Culture of Possibility podcast #29, listen to François Matarasso and Arlene Goldbard interview members of TEAM from National Theatre Wales. We talk with Natasha Borton, Anastacia Ackers, and Naomi Chiffi about two multi-year community projects: one in Wrexham and one in Pembrokeshire. These unfolded during COVID and engaged many hundreds of comm…

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