Podcasts about dirty protest

Chaith Eoghan Mac Cormaic 15 bliana sa phríosún. Fuarthas ciontach é as bean óg RUC a dhúnmharú. Le linn na tréimhse a chaith sé i Long Kesh, ghlac sé páirt in agóidí ar son aitheantas mar chimí polaitiúla - The Blanket Protest agus The Dirty Protest. Agus i measc na príosúnaigh eile ar nós Bobby Sands a bhí in éineacht leis, d'fhás an Ghaeilge as "a tool of resistance". Labhraíonn Eoghan le Seachtain faoin saothar úr seo agus labhraíonn sé go hoscailte faoin tréimhse i bpríosún. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The college students protesting across US campuses have caught the attention of the world media but for how long? Dee thinks that if they want to hold court in the media circus for longer, they need to turn their protest…DIRTY. Drunk Hot Elizabeth Short calls in to vent about parenting; Sober Hot Elizabeth Short calls...

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Once again our intrepid trio are off down their various rabbit holes as they chase the provenance of historical objects both real and metaphorical. This week Charles is trying to stay awake from jet lag, Richard is looking dapper in black tie, and Cat is finding out about dogs with jobs. But as usual, they're all over the map as one fact leads to another anecdote and before you know it, they're in a whole different realm.  Don't forget, you can send us an email at rabbitholedetectives@gmail.com and please do leave us a review as it helps others to find us when they're searching for something to listen to.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We reflect on the sad loss of Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II. And Ben recalls his former royal deathwatch duties.

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Jimbo is joined by Daniel Storey, Charlie Eccleshare and Benji Lanyado after another blockbuster weekend of Premier League delights. Arsenal win 5 in a row and are back in the top 4 ahead of the visit of Liverpool on Wednesday. We pay tribute to non-showy Odegaard and his enormous football brain. And from a Liverpool standpoint, is this the best time to cash in on Salah? Cristiano Ronaldo is back in form ahead of the visit of his favourite opponent Atletico in the Champions League. But are Everton about to exit the Premier League? Matt Jones from The Blue Room tells us about reality dawning on the Goodison faithful. There's an epic Inter Totally clash between Charlie and James Horncastle. Plus Yarmolenko, a season changer for Leeds and Jacob Ramsey for England. RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Arsenal 2-0 Leicester & Brighton 0-2 Liverpool (03m 00s) • PART 2: Man Utd 3-2 Spurs (19m 00s)  • PART 3a: Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle (29m 00s)  • PART 3b: Everton 0-1 Wolves with Matt Jones (35m 00s) • PART 3c: The rest of the Premier League weekend (40m 00s) • PART 4: Inter Totally Cup – Eccleshare v Horncastle (52m 00s) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In which our heroes discuss the invention of Dirty Protests, the philosopher Diogenes (yes, really!) and Supermarket Substitutions.  No Daniel.

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Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast, series two the PICTURES / LLUNIAU PROJECT. This series celebrates Welsh and Wales-based writers and their stories. Each episode focuses on a new writer, a personal picture of theirs, and a story they want to share with you. So, sit back and enjoy.    Written & Performer: Connor Allen Since graduating from Trinity Saint David as an Actor, Newport born Connor has worked with many companies in Wales and beyond. He is a member of National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and was also the winner of Triforce’s Cardiff MonologueSlam. As a writer Connor has written for many companies such as Dirty Protest, National Theatre Wales and BBC Wales. Connor wrote Dom’s Drug Prayer for Sherman Theatre’s TEN / DEG series. He’s had an ACW funded debut play and two Literature Wales commissions. He’s also part of the BBC Wales Welsh Voices 19/20 and The Welsh Royal Court Writers Group.   Director: Keeley Lane Keeley is an actor and director from Yorkshire and trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. She is also Artistic Director of Buglight Theatre. Keeley is currently Assistant Director at Leeds Playhouse on Fairy Poppins and the Naughty Winter Ghost. Her other recent directing credits include: Radio plays- What’s your story? -Right up Our street, Audio drama- Scriptworks- Cast Theatre, Stage plays: Jack & The Beanstalk-Cre:8 Theatre, Delicate Flowers- Single  Story Theatre. She was also Associate Director with Ruth Carney on The Miami Showband Story written by Marie Jones & Martin Lynch with GBL productions.   Sound Designer: Charlie Foran Charlie is a graduate of the BA (Hons) Stage Management and Technical Theatre Course at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. During that time, specialising in live sound engineering, theatrical sound design and recording. Charlie has worked on productions such as An Octoroon at The National and Witness for the Prosecution at County Hall. Alongside these productions, Charlie had worked on podcasts with Unheard Poetry on their Pride and Protest series and on Chippy Lane Productions (Samu(El)egy).   Written & Performed by Connor Allen Directed by Keeley Lane Sound Designer Charlie ForanProduced & Edited by Chippy Lane Productions Ltd. Music by Grand Tradition  This podcast has been kindly supported by The Carne Trust.

Ciaran chats to writer Branwen Davies about her career in the arts. Branwen has written for such companies as Dirty Protest and The Sherman Theatre in Cardiff. Branwen also has a key role in developing the next generation of new writing talent through her work with Sgript i Lwyfan for Fran Wen, and new project 'Play on Words' with Mess up the Mess. She also developed 'A Night in the Clink' with Matthew Bulgo and Tracy Harris for the Sherman. Here she chats to Ciaran about her writing career!

Ex-armed robber Joey Barnett. This is a very personal interview in which Joey tells me about learning to read and write as an adult, being sectioned at age 12, taking part in a dirty protest with Charlie Bronson and the “stupid way" in which he was caught and sentenced to 12 years for armed robbery. He explains how he feels about the tattoo on his face and why young people shouldn't get involved in crime. www.conversationswithcriminals.com JOEY'S BOOK - A South London Borstal Boys Tales can be found here : https://www.amazon.co.uk/South-London-Borstal-Boys-Tales-ebook/dp/B08CDZT16J/ref=sr_1_1?crid=21M5MRHQR9BS3&dchild=1&keywords=joey+barnett&qid=1596820696&sprefix=joey+barnett%2Caps%2C154&sr=8-1

Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast, series two the PICTURES / LLUNIAU PROJECT. This series celebrates Welsh and Wales-based writers and their stories. Each episode focuses on a new writer, a personal picture of there’s and a story they want to share with you. So, sit back and enjoy.  ‘SANTIAGO’ Written and performed by Writer / Actress Catrin Stewart  Catrin is a Welsh actress from Cardiff . She graduated from RWCMD in 2010. She attended the Ty Newydd playwriting course in 2018 with Tim Price and Dirty Protest. She is keen to write alongside her acting. As an actress she has worked extensively in theatre and television. Her credits include Romeo and Juliet with Headlong directed by Robert Icke,  Cherry Orchard at The Young Vic with Katie Mitchell, The RSC, Theatre Clwyd and National Theatre of Wales and more recently Valued Friends at the Rose Theatre directed by Michael Fentiman . She played Ruth Jones’ daughter in Stella for Sky 1 for four series and the recurring character Jenny Flint in Dr Who. She won an Edinburgh Film Festival award for Best Performance in a feature film for Euros Lyn’s ‘Y LLyfrgell’.  More recently she has played the lead alongside Jacob Ifan in BAFTA award winning Welsh series ‘Bang.’  She has just finished filming the second series which comes out later this month.  Director: JAC IFAN MOORE  Freelance director and co-director of PowderHouse, company-in-residence at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff. Recent work includes For All I Care (National Theatre Wales), Saethu Cwningod / Shooting Rabbits (PowderHouse), Fel Anifail (Sherman Theatre), Nawr yr Arwr / Now The Hero (Associate Director, 14-18 NOW) Milwr Yn Y Meddwl (Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru), P.A.R.A.D.E (Associate Director, National Dance Company Wales). www.jacifanmoore.com @jacifanmoore This podcast was recorded in CardiffProduced & Edited by Steve Bennett Music by Grand Tradition Chippy Lane's Podcast 2 is generously supported by The Carne Trust, individual donations and the generosity of the creatives giving up their time and talents to this series.  For more episodes subscribe to our podcast on Itunes, Spotify and our website www.chippylaneproductions.co.uk

Welcome to Chippy Lane’s Podcast, series two the PICTURES / LLUNIAU PROJECT. This series celebrates Welsh and Wales-based writers and their stories. Each episode focuses on a new writer, a personal picture of there’s and a story they want to share with you. So, sit back and enjoy.    ‘NOW YOU’RE GONE’ Written and performed by Writer / Actress Katie Elin-Salt  Writing credits include: Sherman Theatre / Royal Court Writers Group; Dirty Protest; Chippy Lane Productions Ltd. Katie is also part of TYFU/Growth at Theatr Clwyd and WFW Group with Chippy Lane productions.  Performing credits include: the lead role of LV in The Rise and Fall of Little Voice for Bolton Octagon; Grace in Out of Love for Paines Plough's Roundabout Season; Meryl in Crouch Hold Pause Engage for Out of Joint and National Theatre of Wales; Phoebe in As You Like it; Patti in Season's Greetings; Rita in Educating Rita all for Theatr Clwyd; Amy Edwards in two series of Stella for Tidy Productions; Doctors for BBC TV; Flash Prank for MTV; Tissues and Issues and Perfect Summer both for Fiction Factory. Directed by Rebecca Jade Hammond, Artistic Director of Chippy Lane Productions Ltd. This podcast was recorded at Chippy Lane’s HQ, LondonProduced by Steve Bennett Edited by Rebecca Jade HammondMusic by Grand Tradition Chippy Lane's Podcast 2 is generously supported by The Carne Trust, individual donations and the generosity of the creatives giving up their time and talents to this series.  For more episodes subscribe to our podcast on Itunes, Spotify and our website www.chippylaneproductions.co.uk   THIS PODCAST MAY CONTAIN STRONG LANGUAGE AND SUBJECTS OF A SENSITIVE NATURE.

This is the fourth episode in a series of podcasts covering Edinburgh Fringe 2019.  Listen back to the previous episodes with Mika Johnson & Teddy Lamb, Travis Alabanza, and Emily Aboud & Charlotte Dowding, and look out on our social media for tour dates to see their shows.   You can now support Bechdel Theatre on Patreon with a monthly donation of $1.   Brigitte Aphrodite is a punk poet, musician, writer, theatre maker and feminist showgirl. Brigitte is the writer of Parakeet, and performs as a parakeet underscoring the show.   Michelle Tiwo is an actor, poet and model, and the lead performer in Parakeet. Brigitte’s #FeministFaves are…   Music: Pink Suits, Self Esteem, Big Joanie, The Tuts, Dream Wife, Kate Nash, Lunatraktors Books: Period Power by Maisie Hill, Laura Dockrill’s books for children & young adults. Poet: Neelam Saredia-Brayley Michelle’s #FeministFaves are... Travis Alabanza & their writing about Edinburgh Fringe Ruth Sutoye & Bald Black Girls Tobi Kyeremateng & The Black Ticket Project Poetry & art from: Touching Bass, Steam Down, Andrea Phillips, Vanessa Kisuule, Rachael Young, Theresa Lola, The Rap Party, Belinda Zhawi & Born::Free Michelle & Brigitte’s Edinburgh show recommendations... Pink Lemonade by Mika Johnson How To Be Brave by Dirty Protest  Out by Rachael Young Splintered by Emily Aboud Burgerz by Travis Alabanza (Autumn tour includes: Dublin, Newcastle, Glasgow, Warwick, Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge & London) The End & One by Bert & Nasi (One is coming to Battersea Arts Centre in October) Civilization by Antler Theatre Class & Fat Blokes By Scottee (Class is coming to Home in Manchester in Oct & touring in 2020) Hearty by Emma Frankland

On the Conclusion of Holy Shit, we're in the Maze prison in the late 1970s for the clearest illustration of using one's waste to gain something greater. Take a moment and consider the last meal you ate.

Why would a man be in a forest? What on Earth can be going on? And why doesn’t he make a sound…or does he?In other news Bubter, the manager of the bar, has made a shocking announcement which reminds Archie of the time that a popular sitcom popped in to the club. But that isn’t the point. Maybe a protest is called for. Maybe a special sort of protest?

Jimbo, Daniel Storey, Matt Davies-Adams and Michael Cox wax lyrical about Liverpool’s draw with Chelsea and mull over Mou’s self-sabotage. Plus, Champions League, WSL, the artists formerly known as Videoton 
RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1a: Chelsea 1 - 1 Liverpool (02m 00s) • PART 1b: City, Spurs, Arsenal and mistaken identities (10m 50s) • PART 2a: West Ham 3 - 1 Man United and Mou’s dirty protest (15m 30s)   • PART 2b: Can Valencia do a Sevilla? - with Alvaro Romeo (25m 00s)
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• PART 3a: Champions League previews and the artists formerly known as Videoton (32m 40s)
 • PART 3b: European round-up and WSL news (37m 00s)
 • PART 4: The rest of the weekend’s action and the new Lewandowski (45m 20s) 
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In the first of a two part special, Wales Arts Review's OffScript podcast comes from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where Gary Raymond has been soaking up the atmosphere and talking to as many people as he can pin down for a few minutes. In this episode Gary talks to National Dance Company Wales producer Kate Perridge and gets some advice on how to tackle his first Fringe experience, then goes on to talk with two of NDCWales' dancers backstage, Camille Girardeau and Rob Bridger after their afternoon performance of Folk at the Zoo Southside. He also looks at Alan Harris' new play for Dirty Protest, Sugar Baby, and talks to Neil Docking, writer of the Welsh play that took the Fringe by storm, Revlon Girl.

Poop poop poop adult colouring book and why did the chicken cross the road? It's episode X!

We bring local news of a dirty protest in a bank, news of Grax’s #1 German fan & we learn that Andy’s volunteering has taken a turn for the random.

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“The Northern Ireland Crisis” podcasts examines the conflict between the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and the British Government. The longstanding, vicious struggle seems to have moved from downright brutal situation to a more peaceful one in recent years. However, there still exists subtle activity that suggests that the conflict is in fact not over. The podcast touches not only on historical, well-known events, such as the infamous Dirty Protest, but also on more current issues such as the murder of Paul Quinn and the subsequent actions of the IRA.