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Notts What You Think?
by Brown and Blue (Notts What You Think)
Based in Nottingham, each week we aim to speak to one person who has a connection to Nottingham exploring what Nottingham means to them, their background lives, achievements and ambitions. Website address: nottswhatyouthink.wordpress.com Email us at: [email protected] Twitter:@brownherbert79Facebook:nottswhatyouthink Instagram:nottswhatyouthink
Episodes
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Matt, Francis and Parker Eris.
This Week we talk to Matt, Francis and their daughter Parker Eris. Mr B first met Francis in the year 2000 when they both had dance companies. They were able to fuse different styles of dance together and Francis invited Mr Bs company to perform at the Glastonbury Festival on three occasions....
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Laura Dickinson
Laura Dickinson began writing poetry 18 months ago and singing 1 year ago. She writes her own poetry and songs. Laura works as a lecturer in fashion at De Montford University and also as a Teacher of the Arts at SEND alternative Education in Nottingham. This year Laura won the Slam championships...
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Will Fry
William Fry discusses his journey from growing up and attending a boys school in Essex to becoming a professional poker player. Will studied Contemporary Art at Nottingham Uni and became a professional online player at about 21 years old. Poker led Will to travelling around the world and in 2008…
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Rowanne Paris
Rowanne Paris is a reggae music promoter from Nottingham. Her journey started as she created mix tapes on My space in the early days of the Internet. From there she has promoted international artists such as Canada's song Bird Tanya Mullings and Twiggi. Rowanne also discusses how she manages…
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Emily Catherine
Emily Catherine is a freelance artist and illustrator living and working in Nottingham. Hers is a story of never giving up even at rock bottom. Emily has designed album covers for international hip hop artist for pharoe monche and Sway and won awards for her recent art work. A truly inspirational...
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Courtney Rose (Take 1 studios)
Courtney is the founder and director of Take 1 studios based in Hyson green since the mid 1990's. Take 1 studios has facilated access to the arts for generations of young people across the East Midlands. On this episode Courtney discusses his journey growing up in Nottingham, work with the Royal...
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Lauren Nicole Whitter (Anansi Theatre)
Lauren is the Founder & Artistic Director of Anansi Theatre. She is a professional clown, physical theatre artist, actress and lecturer. Lauren has taught in youth groups, all around the UK and in Italy.Lauren is also a published poet and provides physical theatre workshops throughout the East...
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Nicky (Dimples) Reid
This week we talk with Nicy Reid. Nicky co wrote the garage hit single "Sorry" He discusses the bitter sweet experience of the music business his journey growing up in Nottingham and becoming an executive producer as well as his career as working as a careers advisor with school leavers at...
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Joe Nebula
This week we talk with Joe Shotter (Nebula 2) The co founder of Nebula 2, Joe's career started as a child actor where he stared in TV shows "Play school" and the BAFTA award winning "Your mother wouldn't like it" Joe discusses the charity he launched in Gambia and his journey one of the leading...
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Keiren Thompson Helping Kids Achieve
This weeks episode features Keiren Thompson. Keiren is the founder of youth organisation Helping Kids Achieve. Keiren discusses his work with children in Africa, experiences as a youth worker, winning the BBC sports personality unsung hero of 2019 and how a being violently attacked changed his...
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Manjit Sahota Poets Against Racism
Manjit Sahota is the co founder of Poets Against Racism. Former youth and play worker, Manjit arrived to Nottingham from Telford in 1990. Manjit founded Poets Against Racism four years ago and has recently launched Poets Against Racism USA 🇺🇸. During the episode Manjit performs 3 of his…
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Marie Bryan and Olivier
This weeks we meet local writer Marie Bryan and her publisher Olivier. Marie has just written her first book which is called uptown cinema usherette. Marie talks of growing up in Radford Nottingham and her the journey of how she came to write her book. Olivier who published the book is from the...
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Kid 30
This week we talk to local and national street artists Nathan Kid 30 Bainbridge (AKA Small Kid) Nathan discuses his Journey as a street artist. Kid 30 has been commissioned to painted in venues worldwide. He also has paints and creates graphic designs for businesses, community groups and…
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Hyacinth Francis Watson
Hya is the founder of Chayah Development Project. She has helped hundreds of young people across Nottingham. Hya talks about her journey arriving in Nottingham at the age of 14, the Hya level carnival crew, her commitment to feeding the homeless and recently being ordained as a street pastor.
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Mellonie Page
This week we talk with singer song writer Mellonie Page. Mellonie talks about growing up in Nottingham, her experiences in the arts as a singer dancer and actress and future music and performances.
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Mince pie Vs Bun and Cheese (festive argument)
Mr H and Mr B disagree whether mince pies are nice or deserve to go straight into the bin.
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(Trailer) Raw Talent Talk of the real children of Israel
Azariyah talks of his journey in the music industry and the real children of Israel.
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KC talks youth subconscious (Trailer)
Snippet of the second episode with KC da Rookie talking about youth subconscious.
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Raw Talent
We meet Azariyah and Sarah the founders and directors of Raw talent. They discuss the beginnings of Raw Talent, working with music giants such as Ms Dynamite and More Fire crew. The stop the violence campaign and their new event Grown and Sexy with headline act White Yardie.
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KC the Rookie and Midnight Precise
This weeks guests is KC the Rookie and Midnight Precise. In part 1 KC guides us through his life journey from joining the army at 16, living in Germany and signing to a record label at 19 and touring with the world's best hip hop artist including WuTang Clan, Eminem and Guru. In part 2 we are...
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Brown N Blue
Mr H (Afro Blue) and Mr B (Kevin) discuss What Nottingham city means to them. How music and performance arts have influenced their lives. They're thoughts about black lives matter and Mr H dog Buster who doesn't like Mr B.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Based in Nottingham, each week we aim to speak to one person who has a connection to Nottingham exploring what Nottingham means to them, their background lives, achievements and ambitions. Website address: nottswhatyouthink.wordpress.com Email us at: [email protected] Twitter:@brownherbert79Facebook:nottswhatyouthink Instagram:nottswhatyouthink
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Brown and Blue (Notts What You Think)
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