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For the next hour we have Roots Reggae w/ @rikettegenesis ✨ Featuring big tunes from The Abyssinians, Burning Spear plus many more. Tune In Guaranteed Vibes! 🇯🇲

Mark Daley is back with Celestial Vibrations. Playing a selection of vinyl from the likes of John Cameron, Work Money Death and a few early releases from Jazzman Records.

Sway of the Verses joined by the brilliant Dj, producer Noni-Mouse, talking about the Sound of Women - Folksoul vol1 album and Noni’s musical journey so far as a female musician!

These are the ones that got Ramnik through a long winter, and what better way to celebrate spring but with some solid UKG that will pick you up when you are feeling down

Voices x @HumanityProject.UK | A new series exploring the sounds of assembly culture - self-organising neighbourhoods led by people, not politicians. Produced by @MakingMovements.World

Art To Art, the show where we have a heart to heart about all things art! Creative platform and monthly radio resident, Art to Art is dedicated to bridging the gap in the creative industry by providing a welcoming space for conversations about art to take place. Each episode features an interview with a guest artist who welcomes us into their artistic universe, guiding us through songs that encapsulate each stage of their creative flow. Listen Monday 16th of March as their new season continues with a brand new interview featuring the artist, educator and facilitator Maia Magoga!

If Poets Ruled The World: The Podcast is hosted by Ruth Elora (also known as The Mayfair Poet) and Salma the Poet.

Each month, we explore a different theme and ask one radical question:

What would it look like if poets ruled it?

Through honest conversation, cultural critique and original poetry, we reimagine the world through a poetic lens. This month’s theme is International Women’s Day.

In this International Women’s Day episode of If Poets Ruled the World, Ruth Elora and Salma the Poet are joined by poet Chelsea to explore what it means to be a woman today. Through poetry and conversation, they reflect on safety, intersectionality, and the different realities women navigate across race, identity and experience.

Together, they also look ahead — asking what solidarity between women could look like in the future, and what kind of world poets might imagine for women.

@paperplanexmusic's Imagine If returns for episode five, featuring special guest @maria-hanlon

Maria has been part of Voices Radio almost from the very beginning. Day one, as it turned out, though she had no idea when she got on the train from Bournemouth for her trial show. One day to prep. A station she'd never heard of. A group of strangers drinking beers outside the studio who cheered massively when she faded up her first ever link. Since then: Secret Garden Party. Snowbombing. We Out Here. Jazz Cafe. The rise has been fast. The through-line has always been the same.

They talk about what that fast rise actually felt like from the inside, the version that doesn't make the bio. About the freelance mind that's always living one month ahead of itself, and how that gets in the way of taking stock. About what Louie Vega said at a talk the week before they recorded, and why it stuck with her. And about a pattern running through her work, one she hadn't quite seen until they talked about it.

That conversation comes about 45 mins in. Before then, Paperplane showcases some of his favourite recent digs: West Coast and UK deep underground flavours, chunky drums and dubby grooves. And after, Maria's guest mix flows like a late-night session steeped in soulful warmth and rhythmic goodness.

This is Imagine If. Let's go.

It's a barber beats special at midnight on @voices_radio where I'm joined by @dirtyriver__ for a chat and exclusive mix!

Plus new music from @slowerpacemusic, @haircutsformen and modest by default with classics from @macroblankmusic , @what_is_mabisyo , @obliqueoccasions and @from_tokyo_to_honolulu

Repetitive Strain - 15/03/26 - [Voices Radio] by Voices Radio