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Feb 28, 2020 24 min

Carousel Radio March 2020

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The Award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast features songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show includes new pieces by Eleana Re, Yas (aka MC Silvercat), Jonny Schachter, Ruby Dine and music from the Gate Compilation, 'Gate Custard'. Oska Brighton's Lizzie Banks talks to the Carousel Radio Team about winning BAFTA's 'For the Love of Film' award and attending the BAFTA ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall.

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