Dutty Sink Drama

Dutty Sink Drama

By Jaqi Loye-BrownArtsBooks
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Dutty Sink Drama episodes

  • Rights, Revelations & Resolve with Angela

    Two black women, one conversation. In this episode Jaqi deliberates contrasting family histories with Angela. What do they really know about the Windrush generation or the generations before them? How may it have impacted their outlook on identity and destiny. 

    30 min
  • Dumplings, Drumming and the Death Stare with Myrah
    Two black women, one conversation. Myra talks to Jaqi about her family, their heritage and how that has informed her identity today. How have they navigated life in Britain under the media narrative set out for them. They chat about elements of cultures they cherish and adopted.  Myrah’s Browncherub Music is on Spotify and books on Amazon. Follow her on TikTok @MyrahDuckworth
    33 min
  • Dutty Sink Drama - Introduction

    The podcast hosted by Jaqi Loye-Brown, has released an anthology of the same name - Dutty Sink Drama (2021, London, MT Ink). It is an anthology of poetry, spokenword and short stories exploring identity. The series focuses on themes surrounding the Windrush Generation in Britain. A cold hard look at what the West Indian heritage experience has been, with authentic voices sharing their stories.  Listen in on informal chats and discussions on growing up with mostly working class peers in the inner cities. Jaqi unpacks the achievements, despite adversity and the struggles, still facing many, generations on. Dutty Sink Drama's mission to delight with funny stories and enlighten with the darker ones. 


    Jaqi Loye-Brown lives in London, is a writer, spoken word poet and speaker. With an MA Creative Writing, she is currently unrepresented, with fiction WIP manuscript has an expression of interest from an agent. 

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    7 min

About Dutty Sink Drama

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Chat, discussions, writing and performance poetry, exploring identity - a Windrush generated identity. Stories from the now middle-age offspring, who grew up in postwar working class Britain, in the inner cities. Jaqi Loye-Brown's anthology of the same name will be the starting point for a series of these hybrid lives.