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Have you asked yourself lately: What could I do to make my October really super extra queer? Sarah Boira and Vedrana Velickovic have THE festival for you. Listen to this episode to learn all about The Coast is Queer, the UK's first LGBTQIA+ literary festival that celebrates all texts queer. Some of the events to get excited about: a panel on queer Ukraine, an event about invisible identities, a zine making workshop with lots of participation and plenty of partying with performance poets and open mic nights! Find out more on Instagram (@coastisqueerfest) or on the festival website. Everything is happening (and it really sounds like it's happening) from 12-15 October at the Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts in Brighton. References: https://coastisqueer.com/ New Writing South https://www.newwritingsouth.com/ Marlborough Productions https://marlboroughproductions.org.uk/ Centre for the Study of Sexual Dissidence https://www.sussex.ac.uk/research/centres/centre-for-study-of-sexual-dissidence/ Okechukwu Nzelu's Here Again Now Johanna Hedva's “Sick Woman Theory” and “Why It's Taking So Long” https://topicalcream.org/features/sick-woman-theory/ https://topicalcream.org/features/why-its-taking-so-long/ Questions you should be able to respond to after listening: 1. If you could curate a panel for a queer lit festival, who would you invite and what would the topic be? 2. What does ‘literature' mean for Sarah and Vedrana? What is your definition of literature? 3. Sarah and Vedrana talk about queering the form of the festival. What does that entail? 4. Which author that you heard about in this episode are you looking up?

In deze aflevering (#5) van Vrije Geluiden 2 Go hoor je nieuwe muziek afkomstig uit een wisselwerking tussen India en het Verenigd Koninkrijk: de Britse drummer Richard Spaven maakte samen met de toonaangevende elektronicaproducer Sandunes uit Mumbai een EP waarin veelzijdigde elektronica naadloos aansloot op Spavens lenige drumspel. Drummer Sarathy Korwar genoot een klassieke tabla-opleiding in India voordat hij zelf naar Londen verhuisde. Daar brengt hij nu migrantenverhalen van de Indiase diaspora samen in zijn muziek. Van heet van de naald in de eerste helft gaat Iddo in het tweede gedeelte helemaal terug naar 1928, in een zoektocht naar de meest iconische solo's uit de jazz: improvisaties die decennia later nog bestudeerd, bewonderd en binnenstebuiten gekeerd worden. Ook hier speelt het heden een belangrijke rol, wanneer de schijnwerpers worden gezet op een recente solo van Cory Henry die zomaar eens in het rijtje van meest iconische solo's ooit terecht zou kunnen komen. Met (fragmenten uit) deze muziek: Richard Spaven X Sandunes – Tree of Life Hidden Orchestra – Western Isles (Live at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts) Sarathy Korwar feat. Kushal Gaya (Juggernaut) Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five – West End Blues Coleman Hawkins – Body & Soul Miles Davis – So What (Kind of Blue) John Coltrane – Giant Steps (Giant Steps) Snarky Puppy – Lingus foto: Tore Sætre / Wikimedia

- Queer pop artist Le Fil brings their debut show 24/7 to the Marlborough - British/German arts collective Gob Squad bring the UK premier of Creation (Pictures for Dorian) to the Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts - Festival Flaneur Melita Dennett guides us through the last week of the Festival and she takes us under the skin of the Gilbert and George exhibition at the Museum too - Brownton Abbey at the Dome - curator and creator Tarik Elmoutawakil will be here - Plus a smattering of the LGBTQ artists on at the Great Escape

Composer Ed Hughes talks to Melita Dennett about his live soundtrack for film at "Cuckmere: A Portrait" on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th May at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts Event Details : [https://brightonfestival.org/event/13488/cuckmere_a_portrait_environmentalism_2.0/](https://brightonfestival.org/event/13488/cuckmere_a_portrait_environmentalism_2.0/) To find out more about Brighton Festival see : [http://brightonfestival.org](http://brightonfestival.org) To find out more about RadioReverb - proud Broadcast Media Partner of Brighton Festival 2018 see : [http://radioreverb.com](http://radioreverb.com) #Brighton #Arts #soundtrack

This episode is in two parts: David Turner talks to poet and playwright Jackie Hagan talk about Jackie’s new play, ‘This Is Not A Safe Space’, which she’s just started touring. The play, presented by Unlimited and Big Feast, is based on interviews with over 80 people and in it, Jackie examines the impact of benefit cuts on disabled people and others on the margins of society. Perhaps predictably, considering the theme of this work, we discuss class - a lot. More specifically, when the idea of class entered Jackie’s consciousness and the effect it had on her gall bladder and mental health. Dates for 'This Is Not A Safe Space': 23 and 24 March 2018 at the Attenborough Centre in Leicester as part of De-Stress Fest 25 March 2018 the Alhambra Theatre in Morecambe 29 March 2018 at the Creation Space in Basingstoke 30 March 2018 at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield 17-21 April 2018 Camden People’s Theatre in London Part two [00:58:33]: David Turner is in front of a live audience at the Verve Poetry Festival in Birmingham talking to Nuar Alsadir about writing for an imagined reader and treating our notebook and pen as tools of the trade. LPP: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.com/ https://twitter.com/Silent_Tongue https://www.facebook.com/LunarPoetryPodcasts/?ref=bookmarks Jackie: https://twitter.com/JackieHagan https://www.jackiehagan.org/ Nuar: https://twitter.com/FrthPrsnSnglr https://liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/products/86418 A full transcript of this conversation can be downloaded here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2018/03/ep111-jackie-hagan-nuar-alsadir.pdf

- Liz Ridgeway of the Sussex Swans Aussie Rules Football Club is in to explain all things Aussie rules to us, its growth as sport in the UK - and how there are more chances than ever for LGBTQ people to get involved - David Hoyle comes to the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts on Saturday - David Sheppeard from the Marlborough Theatre will be in to talk about the new show that they’re co-presenting, and about David Hoyle’s importance as a queer performer - And Brighton’s events to mark World Aids Day 2017, including a community drop in from Lunch Positive and the LGBTQ choirs performing en masse in Kemptown after the vigil