Dub Cymraeg / Welsh dub recorded in Ty Drwg, Caerdydd/ Cardiff with Frank Naughton.

Jeffrey Archer

Grangetown Barbados

WILLIAMS WIN! - Grangetown Barbados

Jeffrey Archer Dubbed at Frank Naughton's Ty Drwg, Cardiff.

There is a 7" of this also available, called "Grangetown Barbados" because Spotify didn't like the name Jeffrey Archer!

WILLIAMS WIN - Grangetown Barbados (dub Frank Naughton)

Dyma'r fersiwn stiwdio offerynnol : this is the original studio mix instrumental of 'Grangetown Barbados', which is available to stream on Spotify etc from 
26.8.24.

Bandcamp

For episode 50 Russell heads to Cardiff's Grangetown district in the south of the city to chat with two of the founders of Grange Pavilion's Youth Forum (GPYF) - Nirushan Sudarsan and Shoruk Nekeb.

They tell the story of GPYF's origins as a project within the wider Community Gateway project in Grangetown, a long-term community-university civic mission project. They also give a flavour of some of its activities and how GPYF acts as a crucible for discussions about global citizenship, resistance and organising for young people.

We also hear from other members of GPYF: Eleeza, Mahima and Amira.

You can find out more Grange Pavilion Youth Forum:

instagram.com/gpyouthforum/
https://grangepavilion.wales/youth-forum-page/

To learn more about the Community Gateway project: 

https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/community/our-local-community-projects/community-gateway

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Produced by Russell Todd (email: russell@russelltodd.cymru)

My book Community Development, Social Action and Social Planning: A Practical Guide (co-written with Alan Twelvetrees) is available to order from Policy Press: https://policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/community-development-social-action-and-social-planning-6e

Ep.50 - "Being the change you want you to see": Youth-led action with the Grange Youth Forum

A mildly melancholic ditty, with an optimistic bit of bounce, exorcised by Frank Naughton at Ty Drwg Studios, with additional melodeon melody and percussive twiddles also by Frank.

Birds that fly can fall and die

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Wonky dub-soaked electro-folk pop doodles.

New tracks tagged #Grangetown