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Shine On

Shine On

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 Shine On is the podcast where older people share stories. Season One of the podcast focuses on creativity. We’re looking at dance, music, visual art, writing – anything creative. We meet creative older people in Leeds and find out about their lives. Shine On is brought to you by the makers of Shine Magazine, with support from Chapel FM. Season One is funded by Leeds Inspired.Copyright 2024 Shine Podcasts Art Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Pam Wilson: In Character

    Pam Wilson: In Character
    Jul 29 2024

    Pam Wilson has been an actor since the age of four. She saw a production of Pygmalion as a young woman and joined Leeds Arts Centre. Since then she’s appeared in countless productions in the city and beyond. Jaspreet Mander met Pam to find out what motivates her and why she continues to get on stage, both as an amateur with LAC and professionally with her theatre company, “Moveable Feast”.

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    37 mins
  • Punk's Not Dead!

    Punk's Not Dead!
    Jul 29 2024

    A round-table conversation with a group of people who found punk in the 1970s and never looked back. Janet, Beverley, Mark and Alison joined Shine On producer Tom Bailey in the studio to talk about how punk changed their lives, got them into politics and made them who they are today.

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    51 mins
  • Art at the Mill

    Art at the Mill
    Jul 26 2024

    A behind-the-scenes look at Sunny Bank Mills Gallery in Farsley. We meet to Anna Turzynski, the arts director at the gallery to find out more about this unique creative space. Podcast regulars Kath and Ruth were invited to the opening of a new exhibition called Ones to Watch and they spoke to producer Tom Bailey about what they thought of the show and of the gallery itself.

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    28 mins
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