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Live Music Features
Features From the 2 Weeks beginning; Sunday 24th MayWhitehawk Youth Arts Group
Left-click on the links below to listen-again to this
feature - - Whitehawk Youth Arts Group part 1
Whitehawk
Youth Arts Group part 2
PlusLive Music from Brighton musician, Cate FerrisFeaturing songs: Turnstiles, Trapeze and Come Spring.
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Left-click on the
buttons next to the links below
to listen-again to the features. First
button will play all clips in order.
Feature, from Sunday 21 June 2009Brighton CarnivalInterviews with Rachel Lackie from the Carnival Group, Katie Dale-Eberet (a young volunteer with Moving Voices youth dance project working with the carnival and Heidi Nolan and DJs Skills, Cush and Frankie (collectively know as the Raiders) from the Sunshine Crew carnival arts project. Brighton Carnival involves 800 local people in creating music, costumes and dancing for this colourful and vibrant street parade. The parade day is Sunday 12 July.
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Feature from Sunday 14 JuneBrighton Youth Centre(First broadcast on Saturday 28th Feb 2009) Darren Dartnell from this local youth centre on Edward Street in Brighton, tells us about what they've got going on for young people. Including Street Dance Workshops, Multi-style Dance and Performance Workshops, DJ Workshops, Singing/rapping - Music Production workshops, Visual Arts Projects, Skateboarding, Food and Cooking and with a chill out area with pool, table tennis and PS3. 64 Edward Street, Brighton, BN2 0JR
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They are looking to recruit new committee members and if you have
any further questions about this please contact Anita Rich
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Feature from Sunday 7 June)Hangleton and Knoll Community FesitivalSara Gregory and Anastacia Shears from the Hangleton and Knoll Community Festival Committee, Lizzie Beckett from the Hangleton and Knoll Project and Emma Kendon from the Free Company medieval re-enactors tell us about the Hangleton and Knoll Community Festival. This takes place over a month starting on 12 June. There are a wide variety of events and activities going on in the Hangleton and Knoll areas, on the edge of Hove. The festival starts with a Medieval Festival Weekend Fayre in Greenleas Park. Everyone welcome. Left-click on the buttons or links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc., - For more information or to get involved with helping at events or generally see www.haknollfest.org.uk or email hangletonandknollfestival(at)googlemail.com
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Feature from Friday 5 JuneOrganic Gardening Tips for JuneWith Mouse Dismore and Ruth Urbanowicz from the Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group. Left-click on the links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc., For more information see www.bhogg.org
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Feature - Week beginning Sunday 17 May.Organic Gardening tips for MayFeature first broadcast on In Brighton on RadioReverb onTuesday 5 May Ruth Urbanowicz and Mouse Dismore give hints and tips on organic gardening for this time of year. Also details on the Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG) and how to join, and their next event, open to the public: on Container Gardening
Left-click on the links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc., - May Organic Gardening tips part 1 May Organic Gardening tips part 2 May Organic Gardening tips part 3 May Organic Gardening tips part 4 For more information see www.bhogg.org |
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Features from Saturday 18 AprilThe City Reads 2009A young member of the community talks about the City Reads book for this year - The Book Theif by Marcus Zausak with information about this city wide book group event. Left-click on the links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc., |
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Week beginning Sunday 12 AprilOrganic Gardening Tips for April -Ruth Urbanowicz and Mouse Dismore give hints and tips on organic gardening for this time of year. Also details on the Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG) and how to join, and their next event, open to the public: on Container Gardening Left-click on the links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc., For more information see www.bhogg.org
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Week beginning Saturday 28th March -Live session with local group; The Half Sisters
Originally from Australia; Fifi, Isidora and Freya Rose play Glockenspiel and percussion, Ukelele and Flute, respectively and write their own songs. They're performing 3 songs: Sunday Flying Show, Come On Louis and Our Dancing Skeletons. You can see them at a gig on the 23 April at the Albert pub in Trafalgar Street, Brighton or busking in the Lanes and North Laines, if you're lucky. See also their Youtube video blogs. Left-click on the links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc.,
Songs; Come on louis and Our Dancing Skeletons are available to
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PlusConfidence Building and new directions courses for Single Parents in BrightonAn interview with Loveday Penelope Fox from the Women's Wisdon social enterprise. They are running free courses in community centres around Brighton and Hove until 29 April.
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Week beginning Saturday 14th MarchThe Concious CabaretZak, one of the organisers of the Concious Cabaret, and Dianne, a fan, talk about a CC event at the Hanbury Ballroom on Sunday 22 March. Musical performances, dance, poetry, talks, chai, raw food cafe, DJs, and more; That CC event was in conjunction with The Out of the Ordinary Festival and the Brighton and Hove Antiquarian Society.
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plusMaternity WorldwideLucy Hodgson and Julia Kukiewicz talk about this local charity; developing projects in Africa to help tackle the problems many women their face in giving birth. They talk about their current Mothers' Day gift campaign, some exciting fundraising challenges coming up, and how people in Brighton and Hove can support their work through volunteering.
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Features on the show from week beginning Saturday 25 AprilYouth Arts Fringe
Michael Addison and Sarah Paine from the Youth Arts Fringe talk about youth arts events in May , giving more information and some listings of events and exhibitions going on in Brighton and Hove. Michael Addison is a young participant in the Whitehawk Youth Arts Project. On the show he tells about his involvement in the Youth Arts Fringe and the activities leading up to his group's exhibitions.
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PlusLive music from local singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist; Amity,with; Til it's Gone, Far From Perfect and Oh My Word - all recorded live for the One-World Community Show in the RadioReverb Studios.
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Week beginning Saturday 21st FebFriends of Withdean Park:
Philipa Shaw invites you to join the friends of Withdean Park at
their monthly work day and help with re-establishing the lilacs
to National Collection status. The Friends of Withdean Park are a
community group of volunteers who help improve and conserve this
important green space. Work days run from 10am to 1pm on the
first Sunday of each month at Withdean Park, London Roa,
Brighton. FREE
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Week beginning Saturday 4th AprilHives Save Lives,Linda Whitby and Ami Morris from this local charity project tell us about their work in Africa helping people there to develop bee keeping. Hear how you can support this great organisation through volunteering, donating, sponsoring hives, taking part in fundraising events and activities and more.
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Hives
Save Lives pt 1
For more information see
www.hivessavelives.org
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Week beginning Saturday 31 JanuaryThe Life ProjectErica Sosna from this Brighton based social enterprise tells us about their projects with young people; helping them to find direction and motivation, and the social, personal and other skills that can help them to get the best out of their lives
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enquiries(at)thelifeproject.co.uk
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Week beginning Saturday 21st MarchOrganic Gardening Tips for MarchRuth Urbanowicz and Mouse Dismore give hints and tips on organic gardening for this time of year. Also details on the Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG) and how to join
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Week beginning Saturday 24 JanuarySeedy Sunday
Fran Saunders and Neil Cantwell from the Seedy Sunday group;
two of the organisers of this community seed swap, organic
gardening fair and celebration, now in it's eighth year. They
tell us how this event offers numerous seeds to swap and to buy,
stalls run by local community food and growing projects, plus
displays and talks, food and entertainments; Fun for all ages
with all kinds of attractions for the organic gardening beginner,
enthusiasts and the simply curious.
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PlusChris Perry from the Special Branch tree nursery project,based at Stanmer Organics at Stanmer Park, in Brighton. They will be running a stall at Seedy Sunday and are enthusiastic participants. Special Branch grows native trees from locally sourced seeds to help re-wood our local landscape. They can supply lots of different native trees for everyone from Councils to domestic gardeners. Click the link below to listen again to part 3 of the Seedy Sunday feature with Chris from Special Branch. Seedy Sunday part 3 - Special Branch Organic Tree Nursery
Contact Special Branch: special.branch.trees(at)me.com
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Week beginning Saturday 7th MarchThe Global Exchange ProjectPart of Voluntary Service Overseas, Global Exchange is based in Brighton. Groups of young people from around the UK and from Nepal (in South Asia) have been volunteering, first in Nepal for 3 months and now in Brighton and Hove. Young volunteers from Nepal and the UK tell us about their experiences. Also on the show are project organisers from Nourish Commuity Farm at Stanmer Park and the Brighton Young People's Centre; two of the placements where the global exhange volunteers have been working.
To listen-again to this feature - Left-click on the links
below - For more information; contact Kathy Elwand via www.globalxchange.org.uk
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Week beginning Saturday 7th FebOrganic Gardening Tips for Februaryfrom the Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG) with Mouse Dismore; Tips about seeds to be starting at this time of year, making a pond to encourage wildlife, applying green manures and compost to the soil, dealing with weeds and more.
For more information about the Brighton and Hove Organic
Gardening Group (BHOGG)
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Week beginning Saturday 17 JanuaryOrganic Gardening Tips for Januaryfrom the Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG) with Mouse Dismore; Tips about cloches and cold frames, seeds to be starting at this time of year, putting your green manure to use, encouraging and helping birds in your garden and more.
To listen-again to this feature - Left-click on the links
below - Jan Organic Gardening Tips pt 1. Jan Organic Gardening Tips pt 2. Jan Organic Gardening Tips pt 3. Jan Organic Gardening Tips pt 4.
For more information about the Brighton and Hove Organic
Gardening Group (BHOGG) PlusLive music from a local open mike night
including, Seadog, The Wellingtons and Claude, recorded live in
the studio, providing a flavour of Mark and Max's open mike
nights
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For more information, see
www.myspace.com/seadogmusic
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Feature from Saturday 10 January 2009Developing Communities in ColdeanSteve Andrews from the Trust for Developing Communities talks about this local organisation that helps community groups in local neighbourhoods to organise activities that bring people together and address local issues. Steve has been working in the Coldean area over the last few years and tells us about the community projects going on there, including social activity groups, community summer festival and allotment project. Click the links below to hear/download this feature: To find previous features as listen again/downloads with Coldean Residents talking about their groups and projects. Click on Coldean Community Groups in the listen again/download index - click this link to find that page For more information or to get invovled in commuity activities in Coldean, drop in to the New Larchwood centre on Waldron Avenue, Mon, Tues and Weds; 9-5pm or
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Features from week beginning 3 Jan 2008Children's Library Services in BrightonJen Sandell from Jubilee Library talks about children's services there
Features from 10 DecemberThe Ethical Property Company;Mike Butler Brighton and Hove Development Worker for this social enterprise, managing buildings providing offices and shops for green and community groups. Also providing an advice and information service for groups renting property from commercial and other landlords.
See www.ethicalproperty.co.uk
PlusBrighton and Hove band; Dirty Scavenger.An interview with Jo from this band- details of new albums and some music, live in the studio.
PlusTitnore Woods environmental protest camp near Worthing(and Jo from Dirty Scavenger – see above ) talk about campaigning to save trees near here
For more information see www.freewebs.com/titnore (not necessarily connected with the camp protest) PlusGOAL (Get Off Alcohol and Live)Mark Mills from this Brighton based community alcohol recovery project.
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Feature From Saturday 20 DecemberWrite the Future - the young writers' conference at Jubilee Library in Brighton
You can read one of the young writers' poem on the library webpage, along with short stories by the two other young writers chosen from the conference to be mentored by professional writers. See www.citylibraries.info/news_events/YoungPeoplesWritingConference.asp For more information email dawnaustinlocke(at)yahoo.co.uk
Plus, from 20 DecemberAdam Davis; live in the studioMusic recorded live in the studio, from Adam Davis. Adam is a year nine pupil at Blatchington Mill school in Hove. He's just released a new CD album called Shout Out. He is singing and playing the piano in the studio and talking about the new album and his busking. Shout Out is available to buy at www.amazon.com . Tracks will also be available to download from itunes .
see:
www.myspace.com/adamdavissongs
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Feature from 6 DecemberOrganic Gardening hints and tips for December
With Mouse Dismore from the Brighton and Hove Organic
Gardening Group.
See the group's website for more information; www.bhogg.org
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Katy Gillam, our intrepid reporter talks to Mark from Amnesty Books in Sydney Street, in Brightonand Sophie from the Oxfam shop on North Street in Brighton.They give us some ideas for alternative Christmas presents that can bring festive cheer to our friends, family and loved ones and to people less fortunate than ourselves here and in the rest of the world, and that wouldn't cost the earth.
See
www.myspace.com/amnestybooksbrighton
PlusPortslade Emmaus Projects Good Will Co-op.Local resident; Helen talks about gifts hand made locally from recycled materials by this local project. Plus ideas for decorations made from recycled materials that you can make at home. To listen again/download a previous feature about the Emmaus Good Will Co-op Click here PlusLive music from singer songwriter; Corneilius.Plus views on life, children and concious living from the alternative community. And a review of the recent Concious Cabaret event on 12 December at The Marlborough Theatre. See www.corneilius.net and http://theconsciouscabaret.com .
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Feature from 11 DecemberThe Tom & Jude Edwin Scott BandLive music from Tom and Jude Edwin Scott performing songs from, and talking about, their new CD album; Morning Sun. Feature Sat 6 December-Volunteer Shepherds WantedAn interview with Paul Gorringe and Gary Meyer; Brighton and Hove Park Rangers about an unlikely volunteering opportunity in Brighton and Hove. Volunteer Sherherds Scheme - part 1 Volunteer Shepherds Scheme - part 2
For more information about Brighton and
Hove Council's volunteer shepherd scheme and/or to find out
how you could volunteer as a Lookerer;
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Feature Sat 29 NovemberBrighton and Hove Green PagesTalking to Sarah Lewis from the Brighton Peace and Environment Centre about the launch of this year's Green Guide for Brighton and Hove. This took place at the Hove Farmer's Market on Sunday 7 December. To listen again/download this interview, in three parts, click on the links below For more information see www.bpec.org
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Feature from 3 DecemberSussex University Student Action For Refugees (STAR)A feature about the World Day to celebrate the international declaration of human rights. STAR organised an exhibition and event to celebrate this day and highlight the situation of refugees in the UK and worldwide Student Action For Refugees - part 1 Student Action For Refugees -- part 2
Feature from Thursday 27 NovemberB&H Volunteer Centre's Out and About ProjectThis project was up for a possible grant from the National Lottery People's Millions fund. Two projects went head to head on Meridian News at 6pm on Thursday 27th November and the public decided what is funded. To listen again/download this interview, in two parts, click on the links below For more information see the Volunteer Centre's website click here
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From Saturday 22 NovemberBlue Ventures - MadagascarAn interview with Becky Hill, about her project raising funds for a sexual health and family planning clinic in a remote area in Madagascar. She is working as a volunteer, here, with an international organisation called Blue Ventures. Becks talks about her time working with this project in Madagascar and how she helped local people to promote sexual health and family planning through music and drama. She organised a fund-raising auction on 29 November. Local MP Time Loughton was the auctioneer. If you would like to know more or help her with future fundraising, or want to donate; contact her at becky(at)blueventures.org To listen again/download this interview, in two parts, click on the links below or see http://blueventures.org for more information Latest News: Becks has raised over £5,000 in total at the auction and with donations so far.
PlusBenefit Culture
They organise regular monthly gigs at the
Sanctuary Cellar in Hove. They aim to raise funds that can bring
positive change to under priviledged disabled people in the
developing world. They're helping The Cambodia Trust with their
fantastic work and all of the proceeds from events go straight to
this remarkable charity. To listen again/download this interview, in two parts, click on the links below Next Gig; Friday 18 December See www.myspace.com/benefitculture for more information
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Features from- Saturday 15 NovemberBrighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG)An interview with Mouse Dismore from the group. What is Organic Gardening and how this group promotes this locally and provides information and advice for everyone interested in gardening in a way that is more environmentally friendly? Hear about the events they organise, their helpline for gardeners, their shared allotment and how you could get involved, and much more. To listen again/download this interview, in two parts, click on the links below
For more information see www.bhogg.org
or email bhoggroup*at*yahoo.co.uk
PlusA feature on Coffee, Fair Trade and Child Labour
With Harry Shier, who works with a Nicaraguan development project callled CESESMA, in Central America. They tackle the issues of child poverty, child labour and children's rights in that country. Left-click on the buttons or links below to listen-again to this feature - - Right-click and choose Save Link As; or Save Target As from menu list to download/save mp3 file for Ipod/playlist/etc., -
More information from www.cesesma.org To contact the UK charity; Friends of CESESMA, or donate; email harryshier*at*hotmail.com
A previous feature on Fair Trade and Child Labour - part 1 Fair Trade and Child Labour - part 2
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Features from Sat 8th NovemberBeat Express and the Carousel ProjectAn interview with Richard Phoenix and Chris Rider from the Brighton and Hove band; Beat Express, talking about their new album called Rockstars. Beat Express is part of the local Carousel Project. Carousel inspires people with learning disabilities to achieve their artistic ambitions. As well as supporting Beat Express, Carousel also runs a club night called the Blue Camel Club, an international film Festival; The Oska Bright Film festival and Dance and other arts projects.
Click on the links below to listen again/download this interview, in two parts
For more information about Beat Express and to buy their CD Album see www.myspace.com/beatexpressuk
For information about The Carousel Project
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Features - From Sat 11th OctoberLive BrightonAn interview with Nicola O'Brien from Live Brighton. Live Brighton is a chance to flaunt your own photos of the city and help build a giant collective album of classic and alternative Brighton – by the people and for the people. It’s a not-for profit bid with three objectives: to gather your unique shots taken in and around BN1, unite Brighton’s residents, and raise a little cash for a local and worthy cause. Photos you choose to submit can be amateur or professional, modern day or vintage, black and white or sepia. The subject can be anything you think typifies Brighton; from the shoreline, to the seagulls, to the parties at sunrise. It’s an effort to celebrate the area and also raise money for St Peter and St James Hospice - a charity-run concern near the South Downs that provides specialist care for people with progressive, life limiting illnesses from East and West Sussex.
Plus Blue Ventures - MadagascarAn interview with Becks Hill, about her project raising funds for a sexual health and family planning clinic in a remote area in Madagascar. She is working as a volunteer, here, with an international organisation called Blue Ventures. Becks talks about her time working with this project in Madagascar and how she helped local people to promote sexual health and family planning through music and drama.
She was organising a fund-raising auction in November and was
looking for donated items. Local MP Tim Loughton would be the
auctioneer.
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Feature from 1 NovemberFestival of World Sacred MusicKate Gillam takes us to the Red Earth participatory arts event / celebration at the Chatri Memorial on the Downs, near Patcham. This was part of the Brighton and Hove Festival of World Sacred Music. This was a week long series of events, performances and workshops involving the public in celebrating the sacred space of this memorial to Indian and Sikh soldiers killed in the First World War (sorry about the sound quality of some parts of this, it was very windy on the downs). For more information see - www.redearth.co.uk and/or www.worldsacredmusic.org
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Features from Sat 18th October 2008Emmaus ProjectAn interview with Joel Lewis from the Portslade based Emmaus Project; a community and more for ex-homeless people. They launched a new project that week; The Goodwill Co-op. This is an opportunity for volunteers in the local area to work with members of the Emmaus community to make gifts, toys and other items, from recycled materials to sell in aid of Emmaus. Click on the links below to listen again/download this interview, in two parts More information from joel*at*emmausbrighton.co.uk or phone 01273 426480 (Tues to Sat 10am -5pm)
PlusWorld Mental Health DayA report by Kate Gillam from two events, celebrating and promoting World Mental Health Day, in Brighton last week. Kate went to meet people at Brighton Station where the Sussex Partnership NHS Trust were telling communters about ways to stay mentally healthy. She also reports on the local MIND; mental health charity (see 4 Oct feature below), launch of their MIND Mile initiative in Preston Park. They have created a mile long route through the park and are encouraging people to use this as a focus for gentle exercise, which can help to improve mental health.
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Feature from 25 September 2008The Survival TourAn interview with Danielle, a volunteer with the Survival Tour, organised by The Elephant Family charity. They have brought 9 topiary elephants to the Pavilion Gardens in Brighton. This is to raise awareness about the plight of Asian elephants, now threatened with extinction, and also to raise money to help create wildlife corridors to help conserve them. Click on the link below to listen to this interview For more information see www.elephantfamily.org
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Feature from 23 September 2008Rockinghorse Charity
An
interview with Emma Millar from Brighton and Hove's Rockinghorse
charity. She will be talking about the work they do raising funds
for extra resources, toys and other things to help children and
young people in local hospitals. She will be describing the wide
range of activities they are organising and how you can get
involved as a volunteer or fund-raiser.
To find out more about Rockinghorse; look at their website;
www.rockinghorse.org.uk
or email emma.millar(at)rockinghorse.org.uk
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Features from Sat 4th October 2008Brighton and Hove MIND. Local charity; part of the national MIND network
World
Mental Health Day -and The MIND Mile An interview with David Monk, voluntary chair person of MIND; Brighton and Hove, talking about World Mental Health Day, the MIND Mile and the advice, information and advocacy services provided by this local charity. Click on these links to listen again For more information phone 01273 749 600 or look at their websites www.mindcharity.co.uk and www.mindmileorg.uk PlusJust Giving Website
An interview with Paul
McCarthy about a fund-raising cycle
ride for UNICEF organised
by him and some friends. This has raised over £1000 already
via the Just Giving website:
where
anyone can set up an online charity giving page for the charity
of your choice. Paul is one of the two presenters of
RadioReverb's Beltdriven show;
a celebration of Reggae, Hip-hop, Funk and Soul. Thursdays from 6
to 8pm.
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Feature from 18 September 2008Global Exchange ProjectAn Interview with Kathy Elwand from the Global Exchange Project, based in Brighton. This is organising exchanges of young people from Nepal and the UK, both groups will be living together in Nepal and here in Brighton, with host families. The young people will be helping with voluntary work with local community groups in Nepal and in Brighton. Host families are wanted in Brighton; expenses paid. Also, community groups who need things done should get in touch. Contact Kathy Elwand via www.globalxchange.org.uk
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Feature from 2nd October 2008 Brighton and Hove People's DayAn interview with Eric Page and Melanie Parr from the Community Safety Forum and Safer Schools Teams. About the recent Peoples' Day at Hove Town Hall, on Sunday 5th October this year. This included music, dance, international food, films, photo exhibitions, theatre and more, plus stalls and an opportunity to meet representatives of 40 community groups and organisations in Brighton and Hove. This was an event to bring together all the diverse communities of this city and celebrate the vibrant culture we share here. Click on the links below to listen to or download this interview and find out more about Brighton and Hove's People's Day.
For more information contact Tessa
Brechin
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Feature From 13 September 2008Circus2IraqAn interview with Ruth of the local Circus2Iraq project, including details of their benefit gig at the Brighton Coalition; 19th Sept, 9pm to 6am. Click on the link below to listen to this. More information from www.circus2iraq.org
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Feature from 2 August 2008Brighton and Hove Home Educators NetworkInterviews with Kathy Whitestone, Jake Whitestone (14), Buster Hemmingway (10) Mika (7) and Anna. Talking about parents who educate their children at home and the networks and activities they organise to help with this. To listen again/download these interviews click below here
For more information see Brighton and Hove Home Educators Yahoo
Group:
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Feature from 6 September 2008Brighton & Hove Wood Recycling ProjectAn interview with Richard Mehmed, the founder of this community social enterprise, and now working with them and developing a national network of 20 other wood recycling projects, from Exeter to Edinburgh. Every day a huge amount of waste timber is generated by industries working in construction, demolition and manufacture, wooden packaging waste and non-returnable pallets. Brighton & Hove Wood Recycling Project aims to rescue, re-use and recycle some of the tonnes of wood going to landfill locally by collecting waste wood from local businesses. The reusable timber they collect is offered for sale in their shop. Volunteers wanted. Click the links below to listen to this interview See www.woodrecycling.org.uk for more information
The Wood Store @ The Brighton & Hove
Wood Recycling Project Open 9-5 Mon-Sat. Delivery service. Free parking for customers Contact Richard Mehmed on 01273 495060 or email richard(at)communitywoodrecycling.org.uk to find out more about the national network of wood recycling projects and how you can volunteer doing admin for this.
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Feature from 28 June 2008
Brighton CarnivalAn interview with Rachel Lackie from Brighton Carnival and Gloria and Heidi from the Sunshine Crew carnival arts project. This year’s Brighton Carnival Parade burst onto the city streets on Sunday 13 July, in an explosion of colourful costume, live steel pan, samba and dancing. To download podcasts/listen again to these interviews; click on the links below
Click here for photos of the 2008 carnivalFurther information please contact Rachel Lackie, telephone 01273 681234 or email rachel@brightoncarnival.co.uk See Website www.brightoncarnival.co.uk
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Feature from 23 August 2008BookcycleBased in the Open Market in Brighton, (off London Road) Opened in May this year, Bookcylce offers second-hand books for a donation you think is appropriate. All profits go to sending books to the developing world and to planting trees in the UK. They would also appreciate your spare books. Talking to Danielle Davidson, one of the project's coordinators. See for more information www.book-cycle.org
Features from 12 July 2008Global Resue MissionThis week's first interview is with Iona Naylon, a volunteer from Brighton who has just come back from working in Sierra Leone in West Africa. She was helping run projects with street children and people disabled by that country's recent civil war. Iona was working with a local non government organisation called Global Resue Mission . See their website www.grm-sl.org Iona is looking for musicians and other performers for a fund-raising gig to support that project. Contact her by email i.naylon@grm-sl.org
Plus Coldean Residents' Associationan interview with Ted Harman and Steve Andrews from Coldean telling us about their community festival coming up in September this year, plus, about the local residents association, and other community activities and issues. Contact 01273 676416 for more information or to volunteer with the festival or get involved with the residents' association or other community activities. Click on the links below to listen again/download these interviews/features Coldean Residents and Iona Naylon 3
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Feature from 14 June 2008Magpie Recycling Co-operativeRecycling in Brighton and Hove and how the Magpie recycling co-op can help everyone to recycle at home and at work. Plus information about the recycled furniture, books, bicycles and other goods they sell at their shop called Shabitat. To hear/download this interview in two parts click the links below For more information; see www.magpie.coop
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Feature from 17 May 2008Buyemba Suubira Uganda Foundation (BSUF)
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below to hear this interview, in two An interview with Annette Mbedha about the Charity she set up in Brighton to support an education, health and anti poverty programme in the village she came from originally in Uganda. Buyemba Suubira Uganda Foundation (BSUF) is a Ugandan non-profit Organisation set up to help Butansi village and Butansi Sub County in Kamuli District in South-eastern Uganda. In the UK BSUF is working in partnership with Education Action International, a UK registered Charity with an international network that strives to build lives through education. BSUF is an educational, health, infrastructure and livelihood charity.
Founded in August 2005 by Annette Mbedha, BSUF stands as a tribute to her parents, Mr Nelson and Mrs Angella Buyemba who helped the poor in their home village. The foundation was formed in response to the increasing number of orphans, vulnerable children and widows in the village who had lost their parents and husbands to HIV/AIDS. The children and people of Butansi village and Butansi Sub-County in general still have ‘suubi’ - which means ‘hope’ in the local language - hence the Foundation’s name: Buyemba Suubira Uganda Foundation. See www.buyemba.org Email: annette*at*buyemba.org
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Feature from 31 May 2008Studioscape youth music projectTo hear this feature in two parts, including music by the young people involved; click on the links below. Live performance from the Studioscape youth music project, based in the Woodingdean Youth Centre, Brighton. Singing live in the studio, five young ladies who take part in studioscape activities, with guitar accompaniment by a member of the project team. With an interview with Gary Wayland, the project manager. Studioscape has two groups, for young people aged 8-11 and 11-18. The groups run on Monday nights from 6.30 to 9pm. You can just turn up. Studioscape can be booked to perform at community festivals and other events. Contact as above. Some events coming up include: 7 June - Adur Festival, 14 June - Presentation Night, 21 June - Coombe Road Fair, 28 June - Woodingdean Carnival, 5 and 6 July - Green Wave Festival, 13 July - Brighton Carnival and 21 July - Summer in the Patch: at William Clarke Park, Brighton. For more information see their website
www.studioscape.co.uk
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Feature from Sat 10 May 2008Refugee IssuesAn interview with Gianpaulo Boldrini, a local volunteer with refugee support groups, and Jack Monday; a refugee from Nigeria. Jack talks about the reasons he had to leave his home country because of his homosexuality and the difficulties he has been facing here in the UK. Jack has set up a website to seek support for his claim for asylum as a gay man facing persecution in his country of origin. See www.jackcampaign.pbwiki.com (see online petition). Gianpaulo also talks about the general situation of refugees in the UK and local groups supporting them. To listen to the interview, in two parts click on the links below see www.noborders.org.uk and the Migrant English Project, every Monday at the Cowley Club, 12 London Road, Brighton.
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Feature from 7 May 2008Brighton and Hove Black History ProjectTo hear/downlaod this interview in two parts click the links below
An interview with
Bert Williams
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Feature from Sat 26 April 2008Brighton and Hove Young Parent's ProjectAn interview with Nina Ross. She tells us about some local courses for young parents they are running, about nutrition and how to eat the right foods to make yourself feel, and be healthy. The courses also include an element of video making with equipment supplied by the project. Click on the links below to download/listen again to this feature More information from www.theyoungparentsproject.co.uk
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Feature from Sat 3 May 2008First Base Day Centre for homeless and inadequately housed people's film project
An interview with William Jewel from the
First Base Day Centre for homeless and inadequately housed
people's film project; talking about the making of films made
by homeless men and women, shown at First Cut Take 2 at 10.30am
on Saturday 10 May at the Odeon Cinema, West Street, Brighton.
Brighton Housing Trust is the largest charity working with homeless men and women in Sussex. Each year it provides advice, support accommodation and legal representation to around 10,000 men and women. Click on the links below to download/listen again to this interview For further information contact Lucy Enever 01273 645403 or lucy.enever*at*bht.org.uk Check: www.freewebs.com/firstbaseartsproject
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Feature from 22 March 2008The Carousel ProjectArts for people with learning difficulties. Click below to listen to the interview.
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information about The Carousel Project see www.carousel.org.uk
or telephone 01273 234734 or plus Young People's Library ServicesAn interview with Ella Burns, about what there is for young people in Brighton and Hove's libraries. Click below to listen again to/download the interview
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Feature from 19 AprilTextiles Group of Transition; Brighton and Hove - Swaporamarama Event
Dress made at a previous Swaporamarama event. An interview with Kat Neeser, Jasmine Fish and Beth Tilston. This is an issue group of a local campaigning and education community group working on environmental issues. Kat, Jasmine and Beth talk about their group and the issues they are concerned with, and about an event they organised on Saturday 26th April, at the Cowley Club on London Road in Brighton called Swaporamarama. This was about clothes and how we can have a more ethical, sustainable, creative and community based relationship with what we wear. Click on the links below to listen again/download the interview, parts one and two. More information from www.transitionbrightonandhove.org.uk
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From Sat 15 March 2008Brighton and Hove World Development MovementWDM is a campaigning and educational movement concerned with world trade justice and other issues such as climate change and the global environment.
Click on the links below to listen to the interview More information from www.wdm.org.uk/brightonandhove
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From Saturday 8th MarchStudent Action for Refugees (STAR)Click below here to listen to interviews with the local branch of this national group
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Feature from 1st MarchTransition Brighton and Hove
Transition Brighton and Hove is a group of
volunteers aiming to start a city-wide community response to the
challenges of climate change and peak oil
For more information see
www.transitionbrightonandhove.org.uk
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From Saturday 8th March 2008Diabetes Brighton and HoveClick below here to listen to an interview with this local communty group supporting people living with diabetes
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Features from December 15th 2007Brighton Housing TrustAn interview with Andy Winter, the director of this from Brighton based charity, providing a wide range of services for people in housing need. PlusMaternity Worldwide 2008Brighton based charity providing maternity clinics in Africa
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Other Interviews and features from 2008 and 2007 Disability Access to Music in Brighton and HoveAn interview with the Attitude is Everything project; about their work in Brighton and Hove helping make local music venues more accessible to people with disabilities
Bahai Faith Community
Coldean Community Groups
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Firefly SolarAn interview with Paul Brain from this local social enterprise offering solar powered music stages for community festivals and youth music projects Neighbourhood Care Scheme; B&HAn interview with Sean Deposesta from this local project matching volunteers with isolated and elderly people in the community
Sussex African Communities ProjectAn interview with Ogo Chime from this community project promoting sexual health with the African communities in Sussex Sussex African Communities Project
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A feature on the Brighton Kite Festival, and the Hanover Festival; summer 2007Community publishing – Queenspark BooksAn interview with John Riches from this project based in Brighton Cornerstone Community Centre – HoveThis community centre in central Hove provides a space for a wide range of community groups to meet, plus many educational and health activities, a community cafe and more.
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