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Honey in the Hive

Honey in the Hive

By: One September Art
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A light-hearted podcast about the ways that art impacts society. From One September an arts cultivation business based in the fair city of Liverpool England. One September is the name for the work that Deborah Wintle-Escott and Aleasha Chaunté do together. A Brummie-positive podcast.

This is a One September Ltd and One September Art LLP production. All Rights Reserved Art Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Curtis Watt - Film club guest speaker

    Curtis Watt - Film club guest speaker
    Nov 21 2022

    For our last episode in the season we are speaking with Liverpool legend Curtis Watt. Curtis was our speaker for the film In My Blood it Runs.

    Words most used: people, artist, art, called, feel, creative, life, film, Curtis, mum, brain, Liverpool, exist, create, draw, person, humans, book, ways, consciousness

    Visit our website for show notes and a transcript of the conversation.

    https://www.oneseptember.co.uk
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    45 mins
  • Michelle Peterkin Walker

    Michelle Peterkin Walker
    Nov 14 2022

    We talk with Michelle about being part of our Human rights bursary program, being a local art-activist and community historian.

    Episode words most used: people, community, project, artist, laughter, Michelle, deb, realize, real, art, work, feel, clt (community Land Trust), bit, find, life, world, choices, happening, Granby

    Visit our website for show notes and a transcript of the conversation.

    https://www.oneseptember.co.uk
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Andrea Ku

    Andrea Ku
    Nov 7 2022

    Learn more about Andrea and the work she does on by checking out the show page on our website.

    https://www.oneseptemberart.co.uk/podcast
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    45 mins
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