Our second guest episode. Lora Krasteva of Untrained Effort talks to the completely inspiring Katy Rubin, one of the world's leading practitioners of Legislative Theatre.  They discuss Katy working with Augusto Boal, her founding of Theatre Of The Oppressed NYC and about her current projects working with Greater Manchester Homelessness Action Network and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.  It really is Legislative Theatre in action, precipitating real change.

Our first guest episode, where the podcast is produced and edited by a guest contributor. We hear from SBC Theatre, based in Bradford and the UK's first Theatre Company of Sanctuary; meaning that all their work is with, about and for refugees, asylum seekers and people new to the UK.  Esther Richardson interviews founders, Rosie MacPherson and John Tomlinson and many more members of this unique and vital collective.

David Jubb talks to Company Three member's - Angie, Bailey, Kezia, Aaliyah, Alannah and Ned. They share stories of how they went from nervously crying at the door to creating unique, devised work where their lives and experiences as teenagers are "ingrained" in the material. They tell us they carried on during the pandemic as "there wasn't a choice", and in doing so created an extraordinary international project.

In the first episode of CulturePlanB, David Jubb talks to Conrad Murray; actor, rapper and leader of the Battersea Arts Centre's, Beatbox Academy. There will be pizza. There will be chips. And there will Always Be Beats and brilliant ideas about process and the direct funding of artists.