Corpuscle Quake (Quake 'N' SZtorm) (Synopsis)

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A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS

Contributors:
Muneera Pilgrim – Creative and Broadcaster
Roger Ball – Academic Researcher
Anonymous – Afghan Asylum Seeker
Jim (Not real name) - Bristol Anti-Fascists
Serena Sergeant – Avon & Somserset Police
Desmond Brown – Growing Futures CIC
Olivia Lamont Bishop – Borderlands Bristol
Maya Mate-Kole – Mwanzo Project

Producers: Marcus Smith & Miranda Rae
Sound Design: George Colwey
Photo Credit: Simon Holliday
Funding: Bristol City Council

We Don't Do That Here

ZtormLabostix Productions is all about Science in Healthcare. Sharing Scientific and Evidence-Based Practices through ZtormLabostix Sound Cloud. Collaborations include: The Renal Patient Support Group (RPSG) and The Kidney Disease and Renal Support (KDARs) Group for Kids

Corpuscle Quake (Quake 'N' SZtorm) (Synopsis)

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