Honey in the Hive: Recent Episodes
One September Art
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.
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
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
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
We talk to two artists who decided to work as a team. We talk, about art, expression, gender disability and the creativity of facilitation.
Welcome to our new season of podcasts. In this episode, we'll introduce a new staff member and give you a flavour of what it is like attending our film club. You'll hear about our successful Human Rights Artists Bursary program and meet some of the artists who participated last session. The film we were watching is "Through the Night" (2020) by Loira Limbal.
Visit our webpage for full information about the episode, plus links and information about the topics we discussed. There is also a transcript of the show!
https://www.oneseptemberart.co.uk/honey-in-the-hive-podcast/
This is our World Mental Health Day podcast in which we talk about trying to make theatre about Mental Health when you are struggling with a mental health "moment". This is dedicated to Martyn Vernon, Deb's uncle who took his own life a few years ago. Much love Martyn.
Our second podcast where we introduce a new theme "toon", talk about job titles in theatre with Liverpool-based director Montse Gilli and offer our opinions on the film Manifesto.
The first podcast made by the One September team to cheer up Joanne who had an accident in Brighton. There may be more to come if we figure out the equipment!