The once prominent 3rd wave feminist and Bill Clinton advisor who now frequents Steve Bannon's "Warroom" to raise money against mask laws and vaccinations — Naomi Wolf is this week's subject. Annie Kelly writes a love letter to this latest victim of Twitter cancel culture.

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Episode 150: Critical Race Theory feat Arif Hasan

Slavery played an important role in Bristol's economy from the late 17th through to the early 19th century. How did this trade - so palpably barbaric to modern sensiblities - begin and then flourish? How was it eventually abolished? And what is the legacy of slavery in Bristol today?

Episode 4 - Bristol and Slavery

This week I present a short essay entitled 'Thinking Historically', in which I explore some of the ways in which history is perceived and outline why I think that engaging with our past is so important.

Episode 5 - Thinking Historically: A Personal View

This week I met with Dr Edson Burton to discuss the history of Bristol's West Indian Community. The first Caribbean immigrants arrived in Bristol following the Second World War and have since had a major impact on the city and its development. We talk about the challenges and opportunities facing migrants, both then and now: assimiliation, discrimination, cultural expression and innovation.

Episode 6 - Bristol's West Indian Community

Hannah More was a Fishponds girl who went on to become one of the most famous women in Georgian England. She was many things: a playwright; a poet; a religious writer and a philanthropist. I spoke with Dr Anne Stott to discuss More's upbringing, achievements and reputation.

Episode 8 - Hannah More

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From 2020, Bristol's Colston Hall will change its name - the venue wants to disassociate itself from the 17th century slave trader and philanthropist Edward Colston. Here I share some of my thoughts on the renaming in a mini audio essay.

Episode 14 - Renaming the Colston Hall: Some Thoughts

This week the podcast will feature the audio from a short film telling the extraordinary tale of those people - mainly young women - who worked filling shells with mustard gas at two Avonmouth factory sites during the First World War. Many thanks to Diana Taylor for allowing us to use the audio from her short film: Gas Girls.

Episode 22 - Gas Girls

This preview features snippets from some of the pieces in Queer Out Here Issue 01. Queer Out Here is an audio zine that explores the outdoors from queer/LGBTQIA+ perspectives.

Queer Out Here Issue 01: https://www.queerouthere.com/listen/issue-01
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Artwork by Emma Charleston: http://www.emmacharleston.co.uk

Queer Out Here

Preview: Queer Out Here Issue 01

One of the ways to explore a place is through its sounds - & in this episode, Dan Pope took me on a soundwalk along the River Avon to find out what we could hear.

We talked about what soundwalks are, Dan's work as an acoustic consultant, how soundscapes can be added to places, and what people can use to explore sounds in their area.  There are some resources, a map and lots of links on my website:
https://avonstories.com/2018/04/26/podcast-23-soundwalking-dan-pope/

Avon Stories

23: Soundwalking with Dan Pope

Podcast interviews, soundscapes and soundwalks exploring the River Avon in Bristol, including history, culture, and as many different uses of the river I can find.  Photos, films and more on my website.

23: Soundwalking with Dan Pope

Avon Stories

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