In season two, we speak to the people at the intersections of cultural participation from researchers to practitioners, cultural curators to participants.

Edited and produced in house by Mikey Nissenbaum

Hosted by Emily Zobel-Marshall this episode is ‘in conversation’ with Kully Thiarai, Amanda Huxtable, Keranjeet Kaur Virdee, Sharon Watson and Kathy Williams, five Leeds-based cultural leaders. Together they explore the health and wellbeing of the cultural sector workforce, and intersections with ethnicity and gender.

This episode features discussion of the death of George Floyd and violence against people from Black and Asian communities.

Host

Dr Emily Zobel Marshall (Leeds Beckett University) - Lecturer in School of Cultural Studies

Guests

• Kully Thiarai (Leeds 2023)

Recommended Reading

• Afua Hirsch – Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging

To find out more about each episode as well as resources from each please visit: culturalvalue.org.uk/reflecting-value

When you take a closer look at who participates in culture, health and wellbeing research projects you’ll see that similar kinds of people are represented time and time again. So, what barriers to access are we creating when we bring culture, health and research together? And what can we do to enable a diverse range of people to fully participate in cultural programmes designed to address health and wellbeing needs?

This episode features a discussion about hate crime against a disabled woman. If you want to skip over this, the timings are as follows: [15:22 – 15:50]

In this episode we speak to The Culture Box team (Professor Victoria Tischler, Dr Hannah Zeilig and Dr Errol Francis) Grace Quantock and Tamsin Cook and Anne Collins (Mafwa Theatre).

To find out more about each episode as well as resources from each please visit: culturalvalue.org.uk/reflecting-value

In the second episode of Reflecting Value we focus on the specific role of culture in addressing health and wellbeing needs.

Research in the area of culture, health and wellbeing is often quick to jump to reporting outcomes, with the reporting of the processes underpinning these outcomes often falling by the wayside. So how do we find the right balance between showcasing outcomes, whilst also highlighting the process? And how might we research and evaluate the process?

In this episode we speak to Tim Joss (Chief Executive and Founder of Aesop), Hannah Dye (Head of Programmes at Breathe Arts Health Research) and Dr Kate Dupuis (Schlegel Innovation Leader in Arts and Ageing)

To find out more about each episode as well as resources from each please visit: culturalvalue.org.uk/reflecting-value

This episode explores the ways in which the cultural sector is conveying its value to the health and social care sector. The successes they have celebrated, the challenges they have encountered, and the adaptations they needed to make to speak the language of health and wellbeing.

In this episode we speak to Veronica Franklin-Gould (Arts4Dementia) Professor Sue Pavitt (School of Dentistry, University of Leeds) & Dr Shamaila Anwar (National Institute for Health Research) Mike Chitty (Former Head of Applied Leadership for the NHS Leadership Academy)

Music used:

Bach Cello Suite no. 1 in G major, BWV 1007 sourced from Musopen

To find out more about each episode as well as transcripts and resources from each please visit: culturalvalue.org.uk/reflecting-value

Reflecting Value – a new podcast from the Centre for Cultural Value – where we ask the big questions relating to cultural value in a reflective space.

The aim of the podcast is to share successes and challenges associated with communicating cultural value, bringing together a range of people for discussion, debate and reflection.

Our first miniseries launches in March 2021 with four episodes that focus on themes emerging from our research into culture, health and wellbeing.

Hosted by Robyn Dowlen, our Post-Doctoral Research Associate.

To find out more and see a full list of guests please visit: culturalvalue.org.uk/reflecting-value