Featured Image: Wheel Of Intersectionalities Kimberle Williams Crenshaw Speak Up, Speak Out is the podcast dedicated to identity, anti racism and decoloniality, an issue currently centre stage, hosted By Charmaine Roche Coaching, Consulting, facilitating insightful social change in Nottingham and beyond https://www.lifeflowbalance.co.uk In the final episode of season three is a question about how coaching is […]

Featured Image Steve Biko. Stained glass window by Daan Wildschut in the Saint Anna Church, Heerlen (the Netherlands), ca. 1976. One of 12 modern saints How the Ethics Matter Podcast is developing intergenerational/intersectional allyship In the year since 46 year old George Floyd’s public execution on while allegedly being arrested for using a counterfeit twenty dollar note […]

Featured Image: Henry Normal and Panya Banjoko Below Panya Banjoko with a copy of her 2018 anthology Some Things published by Burning Eye Books and also available on Amazon Today (Weds 19th May at 12) via Zoom, Inspire libraries, Confetti and Metronome, Nottingham poets Panya Banjoko and Henry Normal talked about how and why they […]

Featured Image: Sao Paolo Street Artist Eduardo Kobra’s Illuminating mural of Einstein Keeping his balance Like street artist Eduardo Kobra’s fantastic image of Einstein on his bike (chasing a beam of light) promoting his dynamic search for relativity, we’re all seeking a way of connecting our lives with the environment in a meaningful and creative […]

Veronica Barnes won’t mind me telling you that she’s a senior. Still making beautiful bags and cards, she’s a mellower version of her dynamic and forceful self of her younger days. A fine figure of a woman she carries herself with energy and beauty. She’s also one of the pioneering women who set up Blue Mountain […]

Featured Image: The Alchemist In Search of The Philosopher’s Stone: Joseph Wright of Derby 1771 It’s not a game  Coaches, leaders helping professionals interested in using their science art craft to support social justice supporting and leading social change, one conversation at a time. What is the role of coaching and leading in a world […]

Featured Image: I stand with my great grandmother on the doorstep: How I write History by Hilary Mantel illustrated by Nick Higgins The research was supported by the AHRC World War One Engagement Centre at the University of Hertfordshire and the authors give special mention to Sarah Lloyd and Anna Hammerin, community partners Mike Day […]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m8YACFJlMg Underpaid, Ignored, and Essential: A Coronavirus Sketchbook Drawing the workers who cannot stay home. Originally published April 3rd in The Nation funded by Economic Hardship Reporting: Molly Crabapple is the artist.  Molly Crabapple is an artist and writer in New York. She is the author of Drawing Blood and co-author of Brothers of The […]

Why are podcasts useful? They’re a way of listening, learning and rehearsing a better version of the world we live, work and play in, a way of connecting the local with the regional, national and international. Speak Up, Speak Out is a podcast now in Series 2 is evolving opportunities to change the way we […]