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Nov 3, 2020 25 min

Carousel Radio November 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 sounds from Sam Castell-Ward, Yassin Zelestine and her band, Amphetcat, Jonny Schachter views on the US Election, and a Lockdown down song from the Carousel House Band. Fran has the latest Carousel news We also also have features from Charlie Hatton about his interest in voiceovers, and a school music program in London. We are looking for more new poets and storytellers, email [email protected] if you’d like to be on the show.

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