Name: Modern Horrors with Jenn Ashworth and Richard V Hirst by End of All Things podcast
Duration: 1 h 9 min 48 s
Description: In this Halloween episode, Rob chats to writers Jenn Ashworth and Richard V Hirst about their latest collaboration, the spooky "The Night Visitors". They also talk about horror, ghost stories, bus stations and Jenn talks about how her battles with Post partum psychosis. Rob and Kate Feld also chat about books, self-publishing, Stephen King and (randomly) argue about Magic Realism.

Some bonus listening while the new PARKWAY release is in production: Back in 2010, To The Bone asked me to produce a mix for their radio show. A forerunner to the MASTERMIX shows, this is the "Drivetime Dance Party" - an hour of bumpin' jams to get you home happy! For anyone who missed it first time around, here it is - ENJOY!

Drivetime Dance Party

Govindo - Ou Ka Vini Com Moin - Il Bosco & Kid Machine Edit

Joelle Taylor chats to spoken word artist Salena Godden about the UK's spoken word poetry scene, past present and future, as well as her experience with the recent BBC iPlayer documentary 'We Belong Here'. Salena also reads and discusses her poem 'Titanic', tells us the best and worst gig she's ever been to, and more. To connect with more poetry, visit poetrysociety.org.uk

Joelle Taylor in conversation with Salena Godden

You can always tell when someone's a good selector of music and also a dj and these guys from Australia, definitively are. Found out about them recently through fine mixes like the ones they recorded for 'Death by Repetition' or '44100Hz Social Club' and it's a pleasure to have them on board on the Play Pal Series and on our show at Rinoceronte Fm.

Together since 2013, DJ/producer duo based in Melbourne made up of the Scot Iain Mac aka Pyz and Australian Brett Wilson aka Wil-tron, are getting busier than ever, running their own series of parties "Cognitive Dissidence" and signing their own material on labels like Nein Records (coming up soon).

Hope you enjoy the mix as much as we did and stay tuned for what's to come!

www.stockholm-syndrome.net

Play Pal Mix 019: Stockholm Syndrome (Nein / AUS)

DISPLAY 003
Artist - MICHAELBRAILEY
Title - Intimacy Negator (Feel Me)
Duration - 13:44


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DISPLAY is a new sub-label of @symbols curated by @kidsmpl. The label aims to showcase long form single-track musical explorations. Guest artists are asked to create an original piece with a single constraint: a 10-15 minute run time. The results can be found in digital format as well as on limited-run split cassettes.

DISPLAY 003

Cassette/Digi

MICHAELBRAILEY - Intimacy Negator (Feel Me)

Preview of the forthcoming 4 track 'Kel' e.p from Scottish artists Hi & Saberhägen on Yumé Records. 

In stores November 25th.

Hi & Saberhägen - WC122 (from 'Kel' EP) - In stores November 25th

Donald Trump is going to be the next president of the next United States, and we are despairing. But we’re also preparing: this worldwide trend towards the normalisation of misogyny, racism, xenophobia and blatant disregard for truth demands action. What can we do? And what can books do? This show is about resistance, and we are joined by the perfect guest: Salena Godden, poet, author, essayist, performer, once described as  ‘everything the Daily Mail is terrified of’. She recently contributed to The Good Immigrant, a collection of writing about what it means to be black, asian and minority ethnic in Britain today, and stopped by O's kitchen for some wine, poetry, and real talk. Vive la revolution!

Literary Friction - Resistance with Salena Godden

In this Halloween episode, Rob chats to writers Jenn Ashworth and Richard V Hirst about their latest collaboration, the spooky "The Night Visitors". They also talk about horror, ghost stories, bus stations and Jenn talks about how her battles with Post partum psychosis. Rob and Kate Feld also chat about books, self-publishing, Stephen King and (randomly) argue about Magic Realism.

Modern Horrors with Jenn Ashworth and Richard V Hirst

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