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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2019 · 34 MIN

Episode 5.0 (Seamus Campbell)

from Folk & Lore · host Andrew Farmer

Episode 5.0: Seamus Campbell What does a Maghera farmer's son do, when the economic viability of carrying on his families vocational tradition, becomes unsustainable in an ever changing modern landscape. Well… this farmer's son writes a thesis on gender and masculinities, walks the pilgrims road in search of the great White Spirit and spends his idle time reading poets like Whyte, O'Donohue and Dylan. Seamus Campbell is a writer, researcher and aspiring feminist from County Derry.  His pioneering work around masculinities within conflict transcends cultural and religious divides. Music: @erinwilliamsbanksmusic Poetry: (The Grange) Andrew Farmer  Bio: www.andrewfarmer.blog @farmer__music Get in touch: [email protected] Twitter: @folkandlorepod Episode 6.0 December 1st

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