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On this episode of Foul Language, Matt has a laugh with poet Lisa O’hare, poet, artist, and filmmaker Lee Campbell, and artist Mongogushi.
(00:00) - Intro
(03:55) - Lee Campbell - Tackle
(08:27) - Mongogushi - 50
(17:28) - Lisa O’Hare - The Tiv
(25:12) - You’ve given me the Limer-ick
(28:22) - Lee Campbell - N.A.F.F.
(35:46) - Mongogushi - School Run
(40:05) - Lisa O’Hare - Driving Miss Hazy
Lisa O’Hare
Lee Campbell
Mongogushi
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On this episode of Foul Language, Matt sits down with punk poet Redeeming Features, Poet and bare knuckle boxer James Lilley, and Port Talbot poet Siân Thomas, where they have a laugh at accidentally banned words.
(00:00) - Intro
(06:50) - Accidentally Banned Words
(11:55) - Siân Thomas - Carless Whispers
(17:22) - James Lilley - Cognitive Function
(23:05) - Redeeming Features - Asymptomatic super gonorrhea
(26:58) - You’ve given me the Limer-ick
(32:17) - Siân Thomas - Why I have a horseshoe shaped dent on my calf
(39:40) - James Lilley - Save Me
(45:12) - Redeeming Features - Ballbag
Redeeming Features
James Lilley
Siân Thomas
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(00:00) - Intro
(02:15) - The Companies House Nonsense Naming Crisis Pub Quiz
(06:49) - Zoe Murphy - Practically Magical
(09:13) - Martin Andrews - White Washed / White Walls
(14:00) - Cal Ellis - The eternal toil of the washing up
(16:36) - You’ve given me the Limer-ick
(23:52) - Zoe Murphy - The Shallows
(31:35) - Martin Andrews - Dear Santa
(38:15) - Cal Ellis - Lessons from the sessions
(44:16) - Rejected Company House Names
Our guests for this Episode are:
Martin Andrews (Tin)
Zoe Murphy
Cal Ellis
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From hilarious place names — to dripping graffiti — to outrageous newspaper headlines — to dodgy football chants, language and poetry is everywhere.
Join punk poet Matt Nõmme in Foul Language — his place to bring together poets, rappers, and writers to have a good craic about all things words.