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Ri speaks with Wiltshire-based writer, director and performer CJ Turner-McMullan (they/he) in this episode focusing on Theatre. They talk about exploration through queerness, Shakespeare, joy in community, grief and the healing power of writing. Follow CJ's work on their website https://www.cjturnermcmullan.com and the work of their queer-led theatre company Apricity @apricitytheatre and apricitytheatre.com. Follow Ri and their work @ribaroche
Ri speaks with lead-singer, guitarist and songwriter Beck Lombardi of Southampton/Bournemouth genrequeer band Hunting Hearts in this episode focusing on Songwriting. They delve into the transformative power of community, finding comfort and peace within yourself, Hunting Hearts's upcoming charity single, and joy as an act of resistance. Follow Hunting Hearts @huntingheartsband and on their website huntinghearts.uk. Follow Ri and their work @ribaroche
Ri speaks with Southampton-based poet Jayne Ede (they/she) in this episode focusing on Poetry. They talk about nature, chickens, the boundaries/boundlessness of words, the various incarnations of queerness, and finding joy in the small and the everyday. Follow Jayne's poetry on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jayneedepoetry/ Follow Ri and their work @ribaroche
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Psst....have you heard about ‘PSST...’? It’s a podcast series showcasing and celebrating queer voices in conversation with writer and performer Ri Baroche, produced by ArtfulScribe.
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These artists talk about their approaches to writing, what it means to write as a queer person and how this contributes to their work, their advice to young queer writers, and how joy shines on the page. While we cover some of the essential topics of the difficulties continually faced by queer folx in UK society, this is very much a celebration of queer people coming together to talk in joyfulness about writing and queer stories.
Episodes are released every Wednesday in June 2023 to celebrate Pride Month. This series is supported by Arts Council England.