TRTP Comedy Podcast

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Sadia Azmat discuses stand up comedy, the fear of laughing, political correctness and friendship, as well as the BBC podcast she hosted with Monty Onanuga called No Country For Young Women.

For more on Sadia:

https://twitter.com/sadia_azmats_

https://www.instagram.com/sadia_azmats

No Country For Young Women:

https://open.spotify.com/show/0oEa6unSvW7fpqk1lfYpDU?si=DzHnGZZhTgCYfsPApQ56BQ

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Kris Dee and Ross Talk about their history of DJing together in pubs, clubs and squat raves, as well as Kris's current and future plans for making music with The Boombox Committee and Committee Records.

Link to Committee Records:

https://www.instagram.com/committeerecordsuk

https://soundcloud.com/committeerecordsuk

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmufoP4_jGgZzJYsOTrXvZg

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Andrew Gold talks about making documentaries in Argentina, interesting guests he has had on his podcast, growing up Jewish and some issues he has had with discrimination in his professional life.

For more on Andrew:

andrewgoldpodcast.com

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Riggs talks about comedy, his podcasts and the letter he got from the government telling him he was, in fact dead.

For more on Riggs:

https://twitter.com/riggsriggsriggs

https://www.instagram.com/riggsriggsriggsriggs

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4BY2MPxuNvxa36nIvhUpqg

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/who-is-she/id1533771251

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Caela Murphy discuses her music career, issues with mental health and growing up with social media.

Link to Caela's music:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeVn6lxlBBCNc0ukhCMZdmg

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Nina Kovacevic discuses her clothing line War and Drobe, as well as her experience of fleeing the war in Bosnia.

Links to Nina's work:

https://waranddrobe.co.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/waranddrobe

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Mallen Baker talks about the environment, his disagreements with the behavior of Extinction Rebellion and the explosion in Beirut, Lebanon.

Check out The Mallen Baker show on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZrXbiKCUkRNd0Dgn3sDXqw

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Feesh talks about Australia, a perv in a bush and living with house mates with aids.

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Alexander Canwell talks about his music projects past and present, dreams, procrastination and death.

Check out Untitled Folder 15 via Alex's website:

https://alexandercanwell.com

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In this episode of The Ross Trevena Project, guest Tommy Collings discusses his charity work in the West Bank, his experience working with the homeless in Oxford and his rather unusual criminal history. Don’t let the description fool you, this is actually a pretty funny episode!

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