Carousel Radio

The Award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast features songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show includes music an interview with the Carbonators about their new album, 'Conversation'; poetry and sounds from Yassin Zelestine and Amphecat, Ryan O'Donovan and Sam Castell-Ward. Fran has the latest Carousel news, and Berhana has a Christmas song.

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The Award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast features songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show includes sounds from Sam Castell-Ward, Yassin Zelestine and her band, Amphetcat, Jonny Schachter views on the US Election, and a Lockdown down song from the Carousel House Band. Fran has the latest Carousel news We also also have features from Charlie Hatton about his interest in voiceovers, and a school music program in London. We are looking for more new poets and storytellers, email [email protected] if you’d like to be on the show.

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Resident Carousel Radio poet MC Silvercat recalls her teenage years as a consumer of fashion magazines.

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The Award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast features songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show includes sounds from Sam Castell-Ward, Yassin Zelestine and her band, Amphetcat, Jonny Schachter, Fran and Jason have the latest Carousel news and a song from the new album by f.witch. We also also have poems from Charlie Hatton, a new voice on Carousel Radio. We are looking for more new poets and storytellers, email [email protected] if you’d like to be on the show.

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Poet Ruby Dine tells us about her love for her dog Ralph.

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Resident Carousel Radio poet Sam Castell-Ward's poem explaining his view of lockdown. Is it really so different from his day-to-day life?

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The award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast includes songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show features
Kollektiv Barner 16 - a musical groups of artists with learning disabilities from Hamburg, Germany - who we interviewed when they visited Carousel's Rockhouse live music night in the summer of 2019. We hear what they've been up to in the lockdown of 2020. This show also includes a new song from the Carousel Chorus, 'Looking Out Our Windows'. Presented by Fran with help from two new presenters, Jason and Charlie.

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The Award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast features songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show includes songs, a poem and a science fiction story by Sam Castell-Ward. Yassin Zelestine Aka Mc Silvercat reads new poems and presents electronic music and soundscapes from her band Amphetcat. Fran has the latest Carousel news.

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In this show we’ll be hearing from the Carousel House Band: an integrated band that consists of learning disabled musicians and music facilitators. The Carousel House Band look at new ways of making and sharing music, and talk us through their projects, Synthesize Me!, their collaboration with Resonaari Music School in Finland, and a performance using their own homemade Sound Scupltures.
http://www.carousel.org.uk/carousel-house-band/

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The Award-winning Carousel Radio Podcast features songs, poems and stories by artists with a learning disability. This show includes new pieces by Eleana Re and Sam Castell-Ward, music from Dima Zouchinski and Louis Walkden and a new episode of Tales from Black Bridge. Filmmaker Matthew Hellett discusses his alter-ego, Mrs Sparkle. Davot and Fran give you the latest Carousel news.

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