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On today's episode of Mouth-Off I will be interviewing film programmer and curator YVONNE CONNIKIE. Yvonne's background is in ethnography, and she is also a PHD candidate at the University of South Wales, exploring Leisure Activities of the Windrush Caribbeans in Butetown Cardiff. She draws on her own life experiences with race, film, and the culture in her work. Yvonne was the founder of the BLACK FILM FESTIVAL WALES and is a founding member and chair of the NEW BLACK FILM COLLECTIVE. She is also the Assistant Curator for Black London Film Heritage. NB - the music tracks included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critique and analysis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler A Time for Dream (short film trailer) – film by Yvonne Connikie [taken from YouTube] Citizen Ash (official trailer) – film by Rex Miller and Sam Pollard [taken from YouTube] Do the Right Thing (official trailer) – film by Spike Lee [taken from YouTube] Hero (feature film trailer) – film by Frances-Anne Solomon [taken from YouTube] I May Destroy you (official trailer) – film by Michaela Coel [taken from YouTube] Moolaadé (official trailer) – film by Ousmane Sembène [taken from YouTube] Pariah (official trailer) – film by Dee Rees [taken from YouTube] Stud Life (official trailer) – film by Campbell Ex [taken from YouTube] Windrush Film Festival (promo video) – event by Yvonne Connikie [taken from YouTube] The Hard Stop (official trailer) – film by George Amponsah [taken from YouTube] Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler

After a four month hiatus Mouth-Off is back with a BONUS EPISODE for Fringe Season.  I had the pleasure of welcoming back comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, producer, author, and blogger David Ephgrave. This time our chat focused on dead dads, narcissistic mums and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival - where David is currently performing his stand-up show GOOD GRIEF. Good Grief is being performed this month every day (except Mondays) in venue 88 - Just the Tonic at the Caves at 2.40pm. Tickets can be booked here https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/david-ephgrave-good-grief NB - some of the extracts contain explicit language. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Snippets from David Ephgrave: My Part in his Downfall - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) Snippet from the 2015 solo stand-up show '...and Ephgrave' - written and performed by David Ephgrave (taken from YouTube) Falling Down - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) Shit Happens - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) Quick Time -written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) I'm Still Standing - written by John/Taupi, performed by Elton John Ever Present Past - written and performed by McCartney Free as a Bird - written by Lennon, performed by the Beatles Handyman Blues - written and performed by Bragg Smile - written and performed by McColl and performed by the Supernaturals

Next up in Mouth-Off, we are featuring our student and longtime collaborator; Jac Richards, aka Mr X. His JacsJams podcast series is brought to you this month as part of our HERITAGE LOTTERY FUNDED project EYE + MATTER. Jac is a student at Forget-Me-Not-Productions and as part of our MUSIC-CAN sessions, he has been learning about the music business, reviewing, broadcasting and podcasting. In this fourth installment to the JacsJams All Things series, Jac is critiquing and reviewing 'All Things Westlife'. Part of Eye + Matter was going to involve Forget-Me-Not-Productions taking a group of students to watch a relaxed concert. Due to COVID-19 this got cancelled, so Mr X offered to review one of his favourite concerts - which he revisted again virtually during the first lockdown. This is that concert review. Happy listening!  Disclaimer JacsJams is a nonprofit podcast series created for educational purposes. The music extracts featured in this podcast review are: Songs featured: When you're Looking Like that Flying without Wings Hello my Love Hey, Whatever Uptown Girl If I Let you go World of our own Queen medley You Raise me up Better Man Home Queen of my Heart Alone Together All by Westlife Rule the World by The Wanted JacsJams does not own the rights to any of the music featured in this episode. Follow us on Facebook @FMNproductionsUK Follow us on Twitter @1_forget Follow us on Instagram @forgetmenotclary Like the episode? Leave us a review here https://bit.ly/Mouth-Off

On this episode of Mouth-Off we are discussing EYE + MATTER, a Heritage Lottery Funded project that happened between February 2020 – February 2022. The project was conceived by TY GWYN SPECIAL SCHOOL in Cardiff in partnership with FORGET-ME-NOT-PRODUCTIONS. It provided multiple opportunities for meaningful assistive technology experiences - interwoven with the arts to enable individuals with the most complex needs to share their own history. This project had 13 key stakeholders: Ty Gwyn School, Maes Ebbw School, Trinity Fields School, Park Lane School, Ysgol Hen Felin, RCT Learning Curve (Gadlys Day Centre), Craig-y-Parc School, Jac Richards, Hayder Ali, Ashish Isaac, and Forget-Me-Not-Productions. In this episode we will distilling the essence of EYE + MATTER, discussing how we utilised assistive technology and the arts as effective tools for learning about the heritage of this marginalised group. Participants seamlessly integrated their own stories and skills, with the history of assistive technology and the historic Craig-Y-Parc School. The overall ethos of the project promoted local heritage, while celebrating the history of a community that has remained in the margins. Interviewees taking part in the podcast are Mel Saddler, Clare Evans-Lees, Lianne Stallard, Jac Richards, Brad Brunt, Rhys Evans, and Dr Carole Thornett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler

Today on Mouth-Off I have the pleasure of interviewing JESSICA WILDE. Jessica is a Brixton based singer/songwriter who fuses rap/spoken word into her unique, raw, and honest songs. Jessica is signed with Sony ATV and she has collaborated with renowned artists such as RUDIMENTAL, EMELI SANDE, TOUGH LOVE, KIZZO and has also written for renowned K Pop Label SM Entertainment. Jessica's new album SOBER, WASTED, WASTED, SOBER charts her journey from addiction andtoxic relationships to self-empowerment and sobriety. She bares all with brutally honest lyrics, sharp-witted lyricism, and powerful soulful vocals. On today's episode we talk about a wide range of topics such as addiction, sexuality, body image, as well as discussing what it's like for Jessica, maintaining her autonomy while navagating a male-dominated industry. NB - the music tracks included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critque and analysis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler LA Boy Out of my Ooo Wasted Walk on Fire Cruel Heads in the Roses Drugs Don't Work F*ck U I'm Sober Now Two Thousand and Five Ain't Fucking with you Cruel Part 2 (feat. Laville) Body Down to Earth Play God Daylight All songs featured in today's episode were written and performed by Jessica Wilde. Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Social Media and Spotify Links: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1C3Ft1dyv1hvSrsbCnRoij?si=TEqsCRQ8RaiZO-q1zR6WoA https://twitter.com/iamjessicawilde https://www.instagram.com/iamjessicawilde/ https://www.facebook.com/iamjessicawilde https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqy2PsCo0RmGsG-qviT7SYQ

This month on Mouth-Off I will be continuing with my SPECIAL FEATURE On the Margins of the Mainstream. I had the absolutely pleasure of interviewing JEFFREY WEISSMAN. Jeffrey is an American actor who began performing as a stage actor in 1972. He started his impressive career as a film actor in 1977. Jeffrey has co-starred in dozens of motion films and television productions. Weissman's first co-starring role was in George Miller's Nightmare at 30,000 Feet; an episode of Twilight Zone the Movie which he appeared in, in 1982. He has since had guest starring roles in Scarecrow and Mrs. King, Max Headroom, Dallas, The Man Show, Diagnosis Murder, Screech's Guru on Saved by the Bell. Slapdash, The Traveller, Saviour of None, Four Cups of Joe, Corked!, Nobody's Laughing, Dreamland: Mark Twain in Jerusalem, The Show Must Go Online: "Twelfth Night" (mini webseries). His commercial credits include an interactive television commercial for Ameritech and a Christmas commercial for the grocery chain Publix. Jeffrey has done ADR and looping on dozens of projects; Heathers, Loverboy, The Best Times, Crime of Innocence, Pale Rider, Hot Resort, and others. He has also appeared in the 2010 film Chateau Meroux as Roy Hutchinson and the 2015 film The Boat Builder with CHRISTOPHER LLOYD. Jeffrey is best known for taking over the role of GEORGE MCFLY in Back to the Future Part 2 and Part 3. NB - all clips included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critque and analysis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Back to the Future theme [taken from YouTube] Teddy Conway clip from Pale Rider movie [taken from YouTube] Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie clip [taken from YouTube] Improvisation clip [taken from Facebook Live] 1997 Sons of the Desert Laurel & Hardy Balloonitics show at the California Theatre in Monterey - Stan Laurel clip [taken from YouTube] Dreamland: Mark Twain in Jerusalem clip [taken from Jeffrey Weissman's 2017 Demo Reel on YouTube] Bottlecaps clip [taken from Jeffrey Weissman's 2010 Demo Reel on YouTube] Screech's Guru clip – Saved by the Bell [taken from YouTube] Eden Theory Trailor [taken from YouTube] Get Thee Back to the Future clip [taken from YouTube] The Show Must go Online Twelfth Night clip [taken from YouTube] Crispin Glover clip [taken from Sirius XM's the Sam Roberts Show YouTube] Back to the Future Part 2 clips [taken from YouTube] Mr Fusion Band clip from Back to the Future Cruise [taken from YouTube] Back to the Future Crispin Glover clip [taken from YouTube] Back to the Future theme [taken from YouTube] LA Boy – music and lyrics by Jessica Wilde Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Listen, rate and share. Check out the following links for more info on Jeffrey Weissman. @JefWeissman (Twitter) @jeffreyjweissman (IG) @jeffreyweissmanactor (FB) Get Thee Back to the Future: https://youtu.be/t1TkDzAy_-g Project 88 (BttF II fan remake): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcUUjWbVc4I&t=23s Online BttF Fan Autograph opportunity: https://supercollector.com/

After a brief hiatus, Mouth-Off is back with an inspirational story of one woman's courage and determination. I have the pleasure of interviewing MICHAELA S. COX. Michaela is a widowed, solo mother who has published several books. She writes about a myriad of topics, such as motherhood, faith, grief, and culture, while drawing on her own experiences with DISABILITY, DIVORCE, and the unexpected DEATH of her beloved husband. We also discussed the tribulations she has faced, such as her lifelong journey with legal blindness.  In this open and honest chat, Michaela shares her positive outlook on life - and lets us in on the secret of how she has managed to not only perserve, but thrive through these challenges. I have interspersed this episode with some original compositions that I feel are very fitting for the topics being discussed. Please leave us a review on Apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. NB - the music tracks included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critque and analysis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Tick Tock - written and performed by Clary Saddler Swallowing Silence – written and performed by Clary Saddler Expressionless - written and performed by Clary Saddler Live Each Day - written and performed by Ruby Shoes Leni - written and performed by Clary Saddler Fragments - written by Saddler, performed by Clary Saddler, Mike Scott & Rob Sherwood Burn - written and performed by Clary Saddler My Secret Place - written and performed by Clary Saddler Kulcha - written by Saddler, and performed by Cwtch Back to the Future theme – written by Silvestri Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Michaela Cox's website and social media: https://www.myheartfeltmeditations.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Heartfelt-Meditations-by-Michaela-S-Cox-326674074197797 

On today's episode of Mouth-Off I will be chatting to my good friend SALI CURTIS. Sali wears many hats - Mum, lesbian, wife, Speech and Language therapist, singer/songwriter, and a practitioner of the Three Principles of Innate Health, Mind, Thought & Consciousness. We had a great time deconstructing the THREE PRINCIPLES – with Sali giving us insight into her own personal journey with innate health and wholeness. We also discuss a range of other interlinking topics from parenting, sexuality, religion, musical inspiration, and mental health. NB - the music tracks included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critque and analysis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Too Deep – written by Saddler, performed by Cwtch Three Principles Animation – by Banks, edited by Coach Café [taken from YouTube] Do our THOUGHTS Shape our REALITY – by Mara Gleason Stop – written by Curtis, performed by Cwtch Full Moon - written by Saddler, performed by Cwtch ABRACADABRA – written by Miller, performed by Steve Miller Band Unstoppable – written by La Havis, performed by Lianne La Havis Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Follow us on Facebook @FMNproductionsUK Follow us on Twitter @1_forget Follow us on Instagram @forgetmenotclary Like the episode? Leave us a review here https://bit.ly/Mouth-Off

Mouth-Off is a platform for marginalised groups to get their stories heard. Each episode covers a range of topics from disability, gender and religion, to substance abuse, mental health and race. In this episode we use the term 'marginalised' in its broadest sense. As music plays a significant role in the Mouth-Off podcast, we have decided to do three part SPECIAL FEATURE entitled On the Margins of the Mainstream. During these episodes we will do a deep dive into the careers of three talented musical artists who are meandering on the margins of mainstream success. Matt Costa is a Californian singer-songwriter who has been writing and recording music for over 20 years. He has 13 independent releases: 7 self-recorded EPs, 6 complete LPs, 4 of which are released via Jack Johnson's label Brushfire Records. In this episode, Mouth-Off's host Clary Saddler will interview Matt. They discuss his eclectic musical taste and inspirations, lockdown, folk music as a genre and the transcendent power of music. Credits: Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Lullaby - lyrics and music by Costa (featuring Johnson) taken from YouTube Good Times - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Silver Sea - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Oh Dear - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Songs we Sing - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube So I Say Goodbye - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Human Kinda Song - lyrics and music by Costa, featuring lyric contributions from fans taken from YouTube Savannah - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Ballad of Miss Kate - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Strings of Change - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Make that Change - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Shotgun - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Suicide is Painless (Theme from M.A.S.H) - music by Johnny Altman, lyrics by Mike Altman, taken from YouTube Trying to Lose my Mind - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Call my Name - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Vienna - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Sunshine - lyrics and music by Costa taken from YouTube Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Matt Costa Mouth-Off Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UKsMkGODCM8c2zjG4ckZx?si=a5111639b8b84db1 Follow us on Facebook @FMNproductionsUK Follow us on Twitter @1_forget Follow us on Instagram @forgetmenotclary Like the episode? Leave us a review here https://bit.ly/Mouth-Off

Next up in the series, I interview painter, writer, director, filmmaker, animator, graffiti artist, and spoken word, music and dance performer - KYLE LEGALL. Kyle has designed, written, directed and animated four 2D short films for Channel 4 and S4C. He also makes cover art and music videos for local Welsh bands. In 2015, he became was an artist in residence for National Theatre Wales. Kyle's artistry often genre hops; from directing and writing for animation and films - to developing theatre projects and graffiti murals. In addition to this, Kyle also designs and makes his own graffiti clothing line (Higher Graphics). He is an emerging director and has worked on productions of Storm 1, 2 & 3, collaborating with theatre directors Mike Brooks and Mike Pearson. In Mouth-Off Episode 17: Art attack - provoking feelings through visual arts; Kyle discusses his experiences as a black artist, prior to and amidst the Black Lives Matter Movement. He also talks about Butetown - the inspiration behind a lot of his work, such as his 2017, play “R.A.T.S (Rose Against the System), which he wrote, directed and acted in. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Featured music: Intro and Outro theme music - by Clary Saddler Dee's Dish of the Day audio clip - by Kyle Legall - animation for Channel 4 (taken from YouTube) Mary Secole audio clip - by Kyle Legall - animation for S4C (taken from YouTube) Cardiff 1919: Riots Redrawn audio clip - by Kyle Legall - graphic novel with spoken word text for National Theatre Wales (taken from YouTube) R.A.T.S promo audio clip - by Kyle Legall - play commissioned by National Theatre Wales (taken from YouTube) Tell on you - by EARTH (taken from YouTube) Pieces of a Man - by Gil Scott-Heron (taken from YouTube) Revolution will Not be Televised - by Gil Scott-Heron (taken from YouTube) A Friend - by KRS-One People in my Hood - by Masta Ace (taken from YouTube) Follow us on Facebook @FMNproductionsUK Follow us on Twitter @1_forget Follow us on Instagram @forgetmenotclary Like the episode? Leave us a review here https://bit.ly/Mouth-Off

Mouth-Off is a platform for marginalised groups to get their stories heard. Episodes cover a wide range of topics from inequality and class divides to race and alcoholism. This is the final instalment to our Manic Street Preachers themed BONUS mini-series Be Pure, Be Vigilant, Behave. In part 5, Mouth-Off's host Clary Saddler interviews multi-instrumentalist, session musician, music tutor and my sometimes CWTCH band mate CAROL JAYNE NORMAN. We delve into 10 Manic Street Preachers tracks – some well-known, some fan favourites, some divisive tracks, and my favourite Manic's B-side of all time. Carol shares her musical perspectives on these songs, as well as giving us some juicy James Dean Bradfield anecdotes. NB, although advertised as a guest in this episode, due to work commitments, drummer Sally Ann Isles is no longer able to feature in this episode. Credits: Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler A Design for Life - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore If you Tolerate this Your Children will be Next - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore You're Tender and You're Tired - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Condemned to Rock and Roll - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Sleepflower – lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Kevin Carter - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Removeables - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Ocean Spray – lyrics by Bradfield, music by Bradfield and Moore Donkeys – lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Miss Europa Disco Dancer - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore I Turn to you - lyrics by Saddler, music by Saddler Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Carol Jayne Norman's top 10 Manic Street Preachers Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7zKvHpHhA1QzhndYKGxKQi?si=068d9300ee254680

On today's episode of Mouth-Off, I interview children's author, songwriter, blogger, and disability rights activist Gavin Clifton. Gavin has recently published his first children's story MAX'S WISH. We talk about a range of topics from augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and other assistive technologies; to songwriting,writing and blogging. Gavin also discusses common misconceptions that people commonly make about him based on his disability. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary SaddlerTalk to me (Williams Syndrome Charity Single) - written by Gavin Clifton, Dan Curtis and Laura Curtis, performed by performed by Various Welsh Singers What Could be Now - written by Gavin Clifton and Al Steele, performed by Dusty Road Why won't you Let me Love you - written by Gavin Clifton and Darren Parry, performed by Darren Parry Mama Didn't Raise no Fool - written by Gavin Clifton and Al Steele, performedby Kirsten Osbourne A World Full of Dreams - written by Gavin Clifton and Al Steele, performed by Hanna Morgan Beynon The Magic of Christmas (Hold me Close) - written by GavinClifton and Al Steele, performed by Martin Clifton

On today’s episode of Mouth-Off we are continuing to deconstruct the life and career of pop princesses KYLIE MINOGUE in honour of her 52nd birthday. As with part 1, we are doing so from the perspectives of 3 queers with one thing in common - our love for Kylie! There's me - Clary Saddler, a lifelong Kylie fan. There is also previous Mouth-Off guest - Makeup artist to the celebs and UBER Kylie fan, Mikey Phillips. We are also joined by reflexologist and music enthusiast Jay Hoffman - who once described himself as a "stick or twist" fan (though he refutes that now!). We will be dissecting Kylie Minogue's latest masterpiece DISCO and her INFINITE DISCO concert; as well as continuing to discuss her GAY ICON status. NB- the music tracks included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critque and analysis. CREDITS: Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Magic – written by Minogue, Buzz, Brunila, Davidsen and Wallevik I Love it – written by Minogue, Stannard and Blackwell She’s not me - Written by Williams and Madonna Miss a Thing – written by Minogue, Brunila, Gaprestad and Stadi Supernova – written by Minogue, Adams and Cottone Last Chance – written by Minogue, Adams and Cottone Real Groove (Studio 2054 remix featuring Dua Lipa) – writtenby Minogue, Brunila, Ahern and Stadi Celebrate You – written by Minogue, Adams, Shah and Cottone Paper Dolls – written by Shickman, Bingham, DioGuardi and Abdul Unstoppable – written by Minogue, Bevan and Miller Hey Lonely – written by Minogue, Adams and Cottone Where Does the DJ go – written by Minogue, Adams, Shah andHouston Dancefloor Darling – written by Minogue, Adams and Cottone Monday Blues (Infinite Disco version) – written by Minogue, Adams and Cottone Come into my World (Infinite Disco version) – written by Dennis and Davis Say Something (Infinite Disco version) – written by Minogue, Howes, Green and Stannard Slow (Infinite Disco version) – written by Minogue, Carey and Torrini – written by Minogue, Adams, Shah and Cottone Gavin Clifton Audio - provided by Gavin Clifton

Mouth-Off is a platform for marginalised groups to get their stories heard. Episodes cover a wide range of topics from race and religion to mental health issues and poverty. This is the fourth part of our BONUS mini-series - Be Pure, Be Vigilant, Behave; which is about Welsh rock band MANIC STREET PREACHERS. In this episode, I chat to author, poet, playwright, and lyricist Patrick Jones. As the elder brother of Nicky Wire, Patrick offers an interesting perspective on Manic Street Preachers’ manifesto and mission statement; before taking a deep dive with us into James Dean Bradfield’s second solo record EVEN IN EXILE (an album to which he contributed all the lyrics). Credits: Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Seeking the Room with the Three Windows – music by Bradfield There’ll Come a War – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield Thirty Thousand Milk Bottle – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield El Derecho de Vivir en Paz – music by Jara 30 Year War – lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Anthem – lyrics by Peart, music by Lifeson and Lee Suspect Device – lyrics and music by Stiff Little Fingers View to a Kill – lyrics and music by Duran Duran and Barry La Partida – music by Jara, re-imagined by Bradfield Manifesto – lyrics and music by Jara The Guerilla Tapestry – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield Boy from the Plantation – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield Without Knowing the End – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield From the Hands of Violeta – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield Before I Leave - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield Love Sweet Exile introduction – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield and Moore Crucifix Kiss introduction – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield and Moore Plegaria a un Labrador – lyrics and music by Jara Recuerda – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield The Last Song – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield Santiago Sunrise – lyrics by Jones, music by Bradfield Yes – lyrics by Edwards, music by Bradfield and Moore Déjà vu – lyrics and music by Saddler

Next up in Mouth-Off, we are featuring our student and longtime collaborator; Mr X. JacsJams is a series brought to you by disabled musician/ songwriter/ filmmaker/ eyegaze artist - Mr X. Mr X is a student at Forget-Me-Not-Productions and as part of our MUSIC-CAN framework, he is learning about the music business, reviewing, broadcasting and podcasting. In this third installment to the JacsJams series, Mr X is critiquing and reviewing 'All Things Alfie Boe and Michael Ball. Happy listening!Disclaimer JacsJams is a nonprofit podcast series created for educational purposes. The music extracts featured in this podcast review are: This is the Greatest Show - lyrics and music by Benj Pasek and Justin Pau lRyan Lewis, performed by Alfie Boe and Michael Ball (taken from YouTube) Love Changes Everything - music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Charles Hart and Don Black, performed Michael Ball (taken from YouTube) Bring him Home - music by Claude-Michel Schönberg, original French lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Nate, English lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, perfomed by Alfie Boe (taken from YouTube) The Circle of Life - music by Elton John, lyrics by Tim Rice, performed by Alfie Boe and Michael Ball (taken from YouTube) Stars - music by Claude-Michel Schönberg, original French lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Nate, English lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, perfomed by Michael Ball (taken from YouTube) Empty Chairs at Empty Tables - music by Claude-Michel Schönberg, original French lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Nate, English lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, perfomed by Michael Ball (taken from YouTube) You'll be Back - music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, performed by Alfie Boe and Michael Ball (taken from YouTube) JacsJams does not own the rights to any of the music featured in this episode.

Mouth-Off is a podcast for and about marginalised groups and marginalised issues. Previous episodes have covered a range of topics from sexuality and gender to self-harm and race. This is the third instalment to our Manic Street Preachers themed BONUS mini-series Be Pure, Be Vigilant, Behave. In part 3, Mouth-Off's host Clary Saddler interviews STEPHEN LEE NAISH, author of the books Riffs and Meaning, and Modern Music Masters. We take a deep dive into the career of Manic Street Preachers, discussing their early manifesto and the band’s relevance in today’s political climate and musical landscape. Credits: Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Running Away – lyrics and music by Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Look at the Fool – lyrics and music by Tim Buckley Motorcycle Emptiness - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Faster – lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore A Design for Life - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Black Square - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Hold me Like a Heaven - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore The Love of Richard Nixon - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore Little Baby Nothing - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore Let Robeson Sing - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Motown Junk - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore No Surface, All Feeling - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler Stephen Lee Naish's top 10 Manic Street Preachers Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6QLufbPCPy226FqBulHX71

Mouth-Off is a podcast for marginalised groups to get their stories heard. Previous episodes have covered a variety of topics from class divides, inequality, and gender, to mental health issues, disability, and religion. Last week, we released part 1 of a music themed BONUS mini-series called Be Pure Be Vigilant Behave. It was about Welsh rock band, Manic Street Preachers - a band that we consider to be the ultimate band for marginalised issues. In part 2, Clary Saddler interviewed Leighton Evans - Senior Lecturer in Media Theory at Swansea University, Adam Scott-Glasspool – the co-host of the podcast series What is Music? and Emily Hyatt - the admin of the Facebook group Picturesque - James Dean Bradfield Adoration. In today's episode of Mouth-Off, we discuss the socio and cultural aspects of their body ofwork, specifically in relation to Manic Street Preachers’ songs that have referenced class divides, disability, self-harm, substance abuse, gender, race, sexuality and religion. Credits: Podcast Artwork Photography – Martyn Simmonds Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler Dreaming a City - music byBradfield and Moore Judge Yr’self - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore 1985 - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore The Masses Against the Classes -lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore A Design for Life - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore Royal Correspondent - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore Freedom of Speech won’t Feed my Children - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore Natwest-Barclays-Midlands-Lloyds - lyrics by Edwardsand Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Anthem for a Lost Cause -lyrics by Bradfield, music by Bradfield and Moore 30 Year War - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore Golden Platitudes - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore All Surface, No Feeling -lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Epicentre - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore My Little Empire - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore Stay Beautiful - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music byBradfield and Moore Australia - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore His Last Painting - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore I Live to Fall Asleep - lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore This Sullen Welsh Heart -lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore People Give in - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield andMoore Hold me Like a Heaven- lyrics by Wire,music by Bradfield and Moore Born a Girl -lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Black Dog on my Shoulder -lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore La Trisessa Durera - lyrics by Edwardsand Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Virginia State Epileptic Colony -lyrics by Edwards, music by Bradfield and Moore Love Bathes her in a Bath of Bleach -lyrics by Edwards, music by Bradfield and Moore 4 St 7lbs - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music byBradfield and Moore Me and Stephen Hawking - lyrics by Edwards,music by Bradfield and Moore Outro Music - music by ClarySaddler Useful links: What is Music? Podcast Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-is-music-a-music-podcast-about-music/id1495393991 Thus Sang Manic Street Preachers Philosophy Now Article Link by LeightonEvans: https://philosophynow.org/issues/80/Thus_Sang_The_Manic_Street_Preachers Picturesque – James Dean Bradfield Adoration Facebook Group Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/957716347647200/media

Mouth-Off is a platform for marginalised groups to get their stories heard. Each episode covers a wide range of topics from disability, gender and religion, to substance abuse, inequality and race. Music and the arts often play a significant part in each episode of Mouth-Off so this month (and for the next 5 episodes), we have decided to do things a bit differently. We are doing a BONUS mini series called Be Pure, Be Vigilant, Behave exploring the body of work of Welsh rock band, Manic Street Preachers. Manic Street Preachers are a band that we consider to be the ultimate band for marginalised issues. In part 1, Mouth-Off's host Clary Saddler will share her own thoughts of the band, discussing how Manic Street Preachers are intrinsically linked with her journey of self-discovery. Credits: Intro Music - music by Clary Saddler A Design for Life (Stealth Sonic Orchestra Instrumental Version) - music by Bradfield and Moore, remixed by Stealth Sonic Orchestra Suicide Alley - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Love Sweet Exile - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Life Becoming a Landslide - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore You Love us - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Sorrow 16 - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Pennyroyal Tea - lyrics and music by Cobain and Nirvana Revol - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore New Art Riot - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Socialist Serenade - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore This Sullen Welsh Heart - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Show me the Wonder - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Repeat - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore We are all her Majesty's Prisioners - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Slash N Burn - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore A Design for Life - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Send Away the Tigers - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Yes - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Intravenous Agnostic - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Yourself - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Roses in the Hospital - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Crucific Kiss - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Are Mother's Saints? - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Doors Closing Slowly - lyrics by Edwards, music by Bradfield and Moore Jackie Collins Existential Question Time - lyrics by Edwards , music by Bradfield and Moore Journal for Plague Lovers - lyrics by Edwards, music by Bradfield and Moore She is Suffering - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Little Baby Nothing - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Motown Junk - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Ifwhiteamericatoldthetruthforonedaythenit'sworldwouldfallapart - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Let Robeson Sing - lyrics by Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Dead Yankee Drawl - lyrics by Edwards and Wire, music by Bradfield and Moore Outro Music - music by Clary Saddler

Happy International Women's Day. On today's episode of Mouth-Off I interview disability activist, feminist, fundraiser, and law graduate Ginny Butcher. We talk about a range of topics from ableism, charitable giving and assistive technology; to personal care, #AccessibleAdvent and abseiling. Ginny also discusses the failings of the UK government relating to the lack of COVID-19 guidance for disabled working age women during the global pandemic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: You Love Us - written and performed by Manic Street Preachers (taken from YouTube)

We are back with another February episode of Mouth-Off (two in one month - you lucky people!). In this episode, I interview freelance opera director/producer, participatory arts facilitator, creative director of Operasonic and newly appointed chief executive of Anthem Rhian Hutchings. We talk about a range of topics from elitism in opera, gender imbalance in the field of directing and Chartism; to Welsh pride, accessibility in mainstream theatre and Joni Mitchell. Rhian also discusses a seminal song that has had a deep impact on her. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Witness to an Opera - lyrics written by Dominc Chad, music written by Paul Draper, and performed by Mansun (taken from YouTube) Amelia - written and performed by Joni Mitchell (taken from YouTube) #AccessibleAdvent​ Campaign - Snippet of interview with Ginny Butcher (taken from YouTube)

On this episode of Mouth-Off we are doing things a bit differently. We have decided to deconstruct the life and career of one of the UK's most beloved pop princesses - or arguably the MOST beloved pop queen - KYLIE MINOGUE. We are doing this episode from the perspectives of 3 queers with one thing in common - our love for Kylie! There's me - Clary Saddler, a lifelong Kylie fan. There is also previous Mouth-Off guest - Makeup artist to the celebs and UBER Kylie fan, Mikey Phillips. We are joined by reflexologist and music enthusiast Jay Hoffman - who describes himself as a "stick or twist" fan (the choice is yours...) We will be dissecting Kylie Minogue's first (of 3!) self-titled album KYLIE, as well as deconstructing what it means to be a GAY ICON. We recorded this episode back in lockdown 2 and have since recorded a similar episode focusing on Kylie's sensational 15th studio album DISCO, which we will be airing some time in spring so watch this space. NB - the music tracks included in this podcast are used for the purpose of critque and analysis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Too Far - lyrics written by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) White Diamond Instrumental Version - written by Jake Sheares, Babydaddy and Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) I Don't Need Anyone - written by James Dean Bradfield and Nicky Wire, lyrics by Kylie Minogue, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Help - written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from the John Lennon Tribue Concert 1990 on YouTube) Your Disco Needs You - written by Guy Chambers and Robbie Williams, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) What Do I Have To Do - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Spinning Around - written by Ira Shickman, Osborne Bingham, Kara DioGuardi and Paula Abdul, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) I Believe In You - written by Jake Sheares, lyrics by Kylie Minogue, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) All The Lovers - written by Kish Mauve, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Better The Devil You Know - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) I Should Be So Lucky - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) The Locomotion - written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) It's No Secret - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Got To Be Certain - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Turn It Into Love - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) I Miss You - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Still Be Loving You - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Look My Way - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Love At First Sight - written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) Magic - Michelle Buzz, Teemu Brunila and Kylie Minogue, and performed by Kylie Minogue (taken from YouTube) The Opera Game Process - snippet of Operasonic interview with Rhian Hutchings (taken from YouTube)

Happy New Year! We are back after an extended Christmas break with a new episode of Mouth-Off. In the episode, I interview MC, performer, clown, comedian, writer, speaker, mentor, director, business entrepreneur, and podcast host Emma Stroud. We talk about an array of topics from performing, business and motherhood; to bananas, sexuality and clowning. Emma also shares three seminal songs that have had a deep impact on her. NB - some of the extracts contain explicit language. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Jeremy - lyrics written by Eddie Vedder, music written by Jeff Ament, and performed by Pearl Jam (taken from YouTube) Nothern Lad - written and performed by Tori Amos (taken from YouTube) Lola's Theme - written by Fulvio Perniola, Gianni BiniKaren Poole, Max Reich, Patrick Moten and Simon Marlin and performed by the Shapeshifters (taken from YouTube)

On this month's episode of Mouth-Off, I continue my interview with comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, promotor, producer, author, and blogger David Ephgrave (and the "back end" of comedy duo Dogget and Ephgrave). In part 2 we talk about the theraputic power of music. We also discuss David's hero - Paul McCartney. He dissected 5 'Macca' songs that have impacted him and his mental health on a cathartic level. NB - some of the extracts contain explicit language. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Snippet from David Ephgrave: My Part in his Downfall - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) Snippet from 'The subtly in which my dad...' sketch - written and performed by David Ephgrave (taken from YouTube) Shit Happens - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) True Love Ways - written by Buddy Holly and performed by Clary Saddler Marrakech Express - written by Graham Nash and performed by Clary Saddler Your Loving Flame - written and performed by Paul McCartney Do it Now - written and performed by Paul McCartney With a Little Luck - written Paul McCartney and performed by Paul McCartney and Wings My Soul - written and performed by Paul McCartney and Nitin Sawhney Golden Slumbers - written and performed by Lennon and McCartney Slow Down - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at Hitchin Football Club, taken from SoundCloud)

On this month's episode of Mouth-Off, I interviewed comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, promotor, producer, author, and blogger David Ephgrave (and the "back end" of comedy duo Dogget and Ephgrave). We had a long chat about his career as an actor/musician and the subsequent career change to comedy 15 years ago. In part 1 of Mouth-Off Episode 9: Mostly David Ephgrave, partly Paul McCartney we discussed David's career to date and his insecurities about what he describes as the "imposter syndrome". We also had an open and frank discussion about the mental illness that has affected David for most of his life and the impact that this has had on his career. Tune in next month for part 2, when we discuss David's heroes and biggest influences - his dad, Buddy Holly and Paul McCartney. NB - some of the extracts contain explicit language. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Snippet from David Ephgrave: My Part in his Downfall - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) Snippet from 'If I was going to do it, I wouldn't do it Like this' - written and performed by Dogget and Ephgrave (recorded at Mostly Comedy club, taken from YouTube) Snippet from 'The Balloon Debate' - written and performed by Dogget and Ephgrave (recorded at Edinburgh Fringe, taken from YouTube) Mostly Comedy theme tune - music written by the Osmonds, interpolated and performed by Dogget and Ephgrave (recorded at Mostly Comedy club, taken from YouTube) Snippet from the 2015 solo stand-up show '...and Ephgrave' - written and performed by David Ephgrave (taken from YouTube) Simplicity - written by David Ephgrave and performed by Big Day Out (taken from SoundCloud) Smiling on - written David Ephgrave and performed by Big Day Out (taken from SoundCloud) Ukulele Girl - written by David Ephgrave and Chris Hollis and performed by Dogget and Ephgrave (taken from YouTube) Falling Down - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at the Market Theatre, taken from YouTube) Hang on - written and performed by David Ephgrave (recorded at Hitchin Football Club, taken from SoundCloud)

In this episode of Mouth-Off, Clary interviewed 14 year old singer, actor, and aspiring songwriter (and member of the singing group GENERATION Z) OLIVIA LYNN. We were also joined by her mum Peri Lynn. We spoke about Olivia's passion for music, her musical influences and her hopes for the future. We also had a very open discussion about the issues that Olivia has had with physical and emotional bullying and cyberbullying - while using online platforms such as Instagram and TikTok to promote her music. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Strong - written by Bryan Edery, Daniella Joseph and Perrie Young and performed by Generation Z Warrior - written and performed by Demi Lovato and co-written by Emanuel Kiriakou, Andrew Goldstein and Lindy Robbins Verse - written and performed by A-Group Take Off - written and performed by Light Years Shaal Region - written and performed by Low Tree Pages Turn - written and performed by Drift Game of Trees - written and performed byLights on the Gold Shore Shallows - written by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt and performed by Olivia Lynn With You (Ghost the Musical) - written by Dave Stewart and Glen Ballard and performed by Olivia Lynn Stand-up Comedy clip - written and performed by David Ephgrave

This week on Mouth-Off, I interviewed queer Welsh musician, songwriter, producer, author, and blogger Corporate Christ - aka Simon Lewis. We had a very open chat about his life, work and musical influences. We also discussed issues that have affected Simon on a personal level, such as growing up as a gay man in the Welsh valleys, his battle with Schizophrenia, substance abuse and mental illness, and the loss of an ex lover to suicide. NB - some of the music extracts contain explicit language. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Dead in my Head - written and performed by Corporate Christ Your Way Stings - written and performed by Corporate Christ Emancipation - written and performed by Corporate Christ The Holy Shows - written and performed by Corporate Christ Palestine - written and performed by Corporate Christ The Note - written and performed by Corporate Christ Face of the Glamour - written and performed by Corporate Christ Adam Kadmon (instrumental version) - written and performed by Corporate Christ With You (Ghost the Musical) - written by Dave Stewart and Glen Ballard and performed by Olivia Lynn

Next up on Mouth-Off, I had the absolute pleasure of chatting to Patrick Jones - a leading poet, playwright & author from south Wales (and elder brother of Nicky Wire from Manic Street Preachers). As well as talking about his various projects, we discussed a range of topics from dementia and domestic abuse to religion, politics and grief. One of the most open, honest and raw interviews on Mouth-Off to date. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music - Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: Dandelion - a poem written and read by Patrick Jones Before I Leave - written by Patrick Jones and performed by James Dean Bradfield and Nicky Wire Darkness is where the Stars are - a poem written and read by Patrick Jones Conflict Tactics Scale - a poem written and read by Patrick Jones The Person Within - a song written and performed by Mac Attack as part of Forget-Me-Not-Productions' Welsh and Proud: Schools' Songwriting Sessions Mankind - words written by Patrick Jones, music by Amy Wadge To Be or Not - words written by Patrick Jones, music by John Robb The Light in my Tears - written and performed by Clary Saddler An Unbreakable Force - written and performed by Clary Saddler Against Time - writtem and performed by Clary Saddler The Holy Shows - written and performed by Corporate Christ

Today on Mouth-Off Episode 5: #time4change, we chat to musical theatre director and composer Annemarie Lewis-Thomas. Annemarie talks about life as a Welsh woman, living in London and working in a male-dominated profession. She also discusses sexuality, disability, and #time4change - a mental health charter for the Performing Arts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featuring: The Memory Parade - a poem by Patrick Jones

This week in the Mouth-Off series we interview makeup artist and celebrity hairstylist Mikey Phillips. In Episode 4: Only skin deep, Mikey chats about the trials and tribulations of life in an industry thought to be dominated by women. He also discusses his 'rags to riches' story; starting out as closeted gay boy living in the Welsh valleys (who dreamed of pop stardom) and going on to establish himself as a national and international makeup artist and hairstylist to the stars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featured music: Copyright Free Fashion & Stylish Background Music - courtesy of Music for Video Library Cwm Rhondda - by John Hughes If you Tolerate this then your Children will be Next - by Manic Street Preachers, cover version by Clary Saddler July - by Rexx Final Beat Mikey Phillips Eyebrow Tutorial - courtesy of QVC UK Royalty Free Instrumental Death Metal Track - by ARMPHIS Shaal Region - by Low Tree Take off - by Light Years The Chapman Run - by Living Pulse The Sound of Silence - by Paul Simon, cover version by Gregorian

Next up in the series, we interview comedian and winner of the 2015 BBC Radio New Comedy Awards - Yurioko Kotani. In Mouth-Off Episode 3: Comedy, sexism, racism and other isms; Yuriko discusses life as a Japanese woman, living in Britain and working in a male dominated industry. She also talks about Somosomo - the stand-up comedy show that she took to Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2019. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music - Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featured music: Chortle Comedy Awards theme music clip - by Chortle Awards Same Town Forever - by Always Dreaming Mostly Comedy Theme - by Doggett and Ephgrave Make up by Mikey Promo - courtesy of ITV Game of Trees - by Lights on the Gold July - by Rexx Final Beat

Second up in the Mouth-Off series we feature pastor and iconoclast Steve Evans. Episode 2; Whose story is it to tell? explores feminism, homosexuality and the Holy Bible, privilege and mental health issues. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music - Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featured music: Coal Mine Rhythm - Martin Rose Come Back Home - Low Tree Midnight Train - Living Pulse Pages Turn - Drift Roll in Vinocar - Since I Started Take Off - Light Years The Man - Simha Verve - A-Group

First up in the Mouth-Off series we feature disabled playwright and activist, Ciaran Fitzgerald. In episode 1; Where do YOU draw the line? Ciaran discusses education, the Equality Act, positive discrimination, inequity, the arts and the ethics of casting non-disabled actors in disabled roles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music - Intro and Outro by Clary Saddler Featured music: Born Twice - Mark Tracy Japanika - Ryan Jones

Next in the series, we are featuring JacsJams second installment of the 'All Things...' podcast series. JacsJams is a podcast series brought to you by disabled musician/songwriter/filmmaker/eyegaze artist - Mr X. Mr X is a student at Forget-Me-Not-Productions and as part of his MUSIC-CAN research and private study he is learning about the music business, reviewing, broadcasting and podcasting. Hear him discuss 'All Things Ariana' in his review of Ariana Grande's 'Dangerous Woman' tour here. Enjoy! Disclaimer JacsJams is a nonprofit podcast series created for educational purposes. The music extracts featured in this podcast review are: Be Alright - written by Ariana Grande, Thomas Brown, Victoria Monét, Khaled Rohaim, Nicholas Audino, Lewis Hughes and Willie Tafa Moonlight - written by Ariana Grande, Thomas Brown, Victoria McCants, Peter Lee Johnson Dangerous Woman - written by Johan Carlsson, Max Martin, Ross Golan Love Me Harder - written by Max Martin, Savan Kotecha, Peter Svensson, Ali Payami, Abel Tesfaye, Ahmad Balshe Bang Bang - written bySavan Kotecha, Max Martin, Rickard Göransson One More Time - written by David Guetta, Savan Kotecha, Giorgio Tuinfort, Rami Yacoub, Carl Falk JacsJams does not own the rights to any of the music featured in this episode.

First up in the series, we are featuring the JacsJams 'All Things (insert name of one of his major music influences here)' podcast. JacsJams is a series brought to you by disabled musician/songwriter/filmmaker/eyegaze artist - Mr X. Mr X is a student at Forget-Me-Not-Productions and as part of his MUSIC-CAN research and private study he is learning about the music business, reviewing, broadcasting and podcasting.Hear him critique and review 'All Things Gary Barlow' here. Happy listening! Disclaimer JacsJams is a nonprofit podcast series created for educational purposes. The music extracts featured in this podcast review are: Sing - written by Gary Barlow and Andrew Lloyd-Webber Requiem - written by Gary Barlow and Robbie Williams Let Me Go - written by Gary Barlow Something About That Night - written by Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy JacsJams does not own the rights to any of the music featured in this episode.