Say Owt Podcast

Say Owt, but Stay In, Tapes. Conversations with poets and spoken word artists during the global Coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Henry Raby. We chat about health, time, writing, creativity and Beamish. Plus, Henry and Hannah share some poems!

Say Owt, but Stay In, Tapes. Conversations with poets and spoken word artists during the global Coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Henry Raby. Henry chats to Leyla Josephine, a spoken word artist, screenwriter and educator, and the Repeat Beat Poet, a hip-hop poet, broadcaster and event host.

Say Owt, but Stay In, Tapes. Conversations with poets and spoken word artists during the global Coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Henry Raby. Rowan has been commissioned by Channel 4, Radio 3’s ‘The Verb’ and Poet-In-Residence for the National Trust. Genevieve heads up The Unsung, a band fusing her spoken word poetry with music. Genevieve has been commissioned to write poetry, theatre and television for organisations including The National Portrait Gallery, Sky TV and Apples & Snakes.

Say Owt, but Stay In, Tapes. Conversations with poets and spoken word artists during the global Coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Henry Raby. Dami was part of the Sheffield University UniSlam team, she’s a Say Owt Slam champion and has been commissioned by the University of Sheffield. Bridget is co-host of the Chips and Beans podcast, South West producer for For Books’ Sake and co-editor of Burning Eye Books.

Themes: Performance, connection and Grease

Say Owt, but Stay In, Tapes. Conversations with poets and spoken word artists during the global Coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Henry Raby. Clive is a Portishead-based Poet-Artist and Printmaker working at a place where poetry & art collide. His poetry pamphlet "Palimpsest" was published by VervePoetryPress at the start of 2020. Mab Jones is a Cardiff-based writer, she runs Black Rabbit Press and Infinity Books. She is currently the Resident Writer of Cardiff Wetlands Nature Reserve.

Themes: Health, time, space and Dystopian Fiction

Mathematician-turned-World-Slam-Champion Harry Baker chats about his love for maths, words and touring. We also catch Harry just as the Coronavirus looms across the UK, and how it's affecting gigs and the arts.