Best Transmission Roundhouse Podcasts (2024)

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S3 Ep7: Katie Stokes x Marcus Davey 25:56

2d ago25:56

25:56

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! Live from The Last Word FM, Katie Stokes interviews Marcus Davey, the Artistic Director of The Roundhouse, who reflects on the last 19 years of the Poetry Slam and 11 years of The Last Word Festival, and what’s next. The Last Word FM is an annual live broadcast powered by Transmission Roundhouse with talks, inte…

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S3 Ep6: Keyari Page x Jessica Fatoye 26:51

24h ago26:51

26:51

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! Live from The Last Word FM, Keyari Page interviews playwright Jessica Fatoye about grief and community, poetry and introductions to writing and how work forms identity. Jessica wrote the play “Does Your Heart Have Bone?” which was performed at this year’s Last Word Festival at The Roundhouse. The Last Word FM is…

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S3 Ep5: Eloïse Bertil x Sondliwe Pamisa 22:02

24h ago22:02

22:02

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! Live from The Last Word FM, Eloïse Bertil interviews artist Sondliwe Pamisa about identity, belonging and perception of culture and how his travels to Zimbabwe influenced his exhibition “stories we could tell”. The Last Word FM is an annual live broadcast powered by Transmission Roundhouse with talks, interviews…

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S3 Ep4: Yaya Clarke x Aniefiok Ekpoudom 34:43

24h ago34:43

34:43

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! Live from The Last Word FM, Yaya Clarke interviews writer Aniefiok Ekpoudom about his book “Where We Come From: Rap, Home and Hope in Modern Britain”, being a product of your environment, knowing your local history, and passing down Black history and stories. The Last Word FM is an annual live broadcast powered …

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S3 Ep3: Keyari Page x Daze Hingorani and Wuraola Kareem 40:31

24h ago40:31

40:31

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! Live from The Last Word FM, Keyari Page interviews two poets from The Roundhouse’s Poetry Collective, Daze Hingorani and Wuraola Kareem. They discuss being interdisciplinary artists, working with difficult emotions, the experience of being in a collective and the act of calling yourself a poet. The Last Word FM …

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S3 Ep2: Maria Aio x Bradley Taylor and Eliezer Gore 43:34

24h ago43:34

43:34

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! Live from The Last Word FM, Maria Aio interviews Poetry Slam winner Bradley Taylor and runner up Eliezer Gore about how life inspires work and the art of poetry performance. The Last Word FM is an annual live broadcast powered by Transmission Roundhouse with talks, interviews and panels with a number of incredib…

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S3 Ep1: Xavier Bailey x Tife Kushiro 34:39

24h ago34:39

34:39

Backstage at The Roundhouse is Back! In this series, we’re stepping into the action from The Last Word FM, where Transmission Roundhouse hosted talks, interviews and panels with a number of incredible artists whose work was featured as part of The Last Word Festival. In this episode, Xavier Bailey interviews Tife Kushiro about introspection and ide…

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notes on growing through love ft Tania Nwachukwu & Haja Fanta 58:32

8M ago58:32

58:32

Aliyah chats to Tania and Haja, who both feature in the short film ‘Loving’. They chat about growing through love, being eldest daughters and love in the creative industry. Tania is an actor, director, poet and co-founder of Black in the Day, and Haja is a curator, writer, and researcher and co-host of the HOME Impressions podcast.…

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notes on loving knowledge ft Melz Owuzu 57:55

9M ago57:55

57:55

Aliyah chops it up with Founder of the Free Black University, Melz Owusu. They explore Melz' love of academia, and love as spiritual practice and its effects on interpersonal relationships. What does spiritual hygiene mean to you?By Aliyah Hasinah

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notes on loving the mandem ft Alex Holmes 58:00

9M ago58:00

58:00

By Aliyah Hasinah

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introducing notes on loving 3:11

10M ago3:11

3:11

Notes on loving is a podcast looking at perspectives of implementing love into everyday practice. Hosted by self proclaimed lover gyal, curator & director Aliyah Hasinah. Following the Black radical feminist tradition of looking to embody and practise an ethic of loving, as an active choice and lifestyle, over this season we’ll talk about all the t…

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Preservation/Innovation 36:43

1y ago36:43

36:43

Featuring Rania Mneimneh and Ghazaleh Zogheib discussing their recent Kalila wa Dimna exhibition, its themes of migration and social engagement, and photographer and anthropologist Ebrahim Bahaa El Din on his work capturing the changing landscapes of Cairo in the face of urban development. Produced and presented by Emily Primmer-Pyke Additional edi…

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Alia Alzougbi and Soufiane Chinig: Spaces/Places 38:17

1+ y ago38:17

38:17

Featuring founder and CEO of the Shubbak Arab arts festival Alia Alzougbi and Soufiane Chinig, whose research focuses on street art in Morocco and Jordan. We talk about hierarchies within arts spaces, how Covid has changed how we relate to art in different environments, and how to encourage greater accessibility within arts spaces. Produced and pre…

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Carol OHair: Connection/Interruption 29:24

1+ y ago29:24

29:24

In conversation with Carol OHair, Beirut based DJ on community within the Lebanese music scene, creating narratives in techno music, and her defining sounds of Beirut. Produced and presented by Emily Primmer-Pyke Music by Carol OHairBy Emily Primmer-Pyke

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Zeina Aref: Body/Canvas 29:53

1+ y ago29:53

29:53

In conversation with artist Zeina Aref about her work, the use of humour as a means of social critique, the body as a canvas within self-portraiture, and her navigating her identity as an Egyptian woman. Produced and presented by Emily Primmer-Pyke Music by Carol Ohair Editing by Marnie WoodmeadeBy Emily Primmer-Pyke

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Yousef Sabry: Print/Ink 29:18

1+ y ago29:18

29:18

In conversation with Yousef Sabry, founder of Rizo Masr, on creating a zine culture in Cairo, autonomy within printing, and the potentials of risography for small scale printing in Egypt. Produced and presented by Emily Primmer-Pyke Music by Carol OhairBy Emily Primmer-Pyke

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Adra Kandil: Digital Art/Healing 29:03

1+ y ago29:03

29:03

In conversation with Adra Kandil, aka Dear Nostalgia, about her unique and dreamy style of digital collage, which contrasts with its themes of activism, shame and trauma. We discuss protecting mental health when using social media in artistic practice, NFTs, the artistic Big Bang in Lebanon and more.…

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Introducing Voicing Art 0:33

1+ y ago0:33

0:33

Voicing Art creates a platform for artists and creatives from the Arab world to share their work, challenge stereotypes, and foster dialogue across different communities. Presenter and host Emily Primmer-Pyke guides listeners through their work, inspirations and challenges. Guests include Dear Nostalgia, Yousef Sabry, Carol Ohair and many more...…

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S2 Ep6: The War on Woke 1:00:38

1+ y ago1:00:38

1:00:38

Publishing powerhouse and managing director of Dialogue Books, Sharmaine Lovegrove, presents episode 6 - The War on Woke. Alongside guests Chino Odimba (writer and Artistic Director of Tiata Fahodzi) and Melz Owusu (artist, activist, academic and founder of the Free Black University), they discuss Wokeness, cancel culture, and its impact on theatre…

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S2 Ep5: Muslim and the Media 47:19

1+ y ago47:19

47:19

For Episode Five we take an in-depth and personal look at the current representations that are widely seen and accepted in the Media today about the Religion of Islam and those who are Muslim. Writer and broadcaster, Yassmin Abdel-Magied hosts and is joined by Joint CEO of Shubbak, Alia Alzougbi, and writer and filmmaker, Elias Suhail. They delve i…

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S2 Ep4: What does it mean to be mixed race in Britain today 45:05

1+ y ago45:05

45:05

British-Malaysian-Chinese-Manx writer, director, maker and sometimes-performer, Jude Christian, hops into the host seat this week. She’s joined by actor Jassa Ahluwalia and Blue Peter presenter, Richie Driss. The trio explore what it means to identify as Mixed Race in Britian today, with personal and professional experiences and how those experienc…

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S2 Ep3: Absence of North African voices in British Theatre/Arts 43:15

1+ y ago43:15

43:15

For Episode Three we have Algerian-British storyteller, Roann Hassani McCloskey in the host seat. Joining Roann is actor, singer and voice over artist Nadia Nadif, and together they explore the absence of North African voices in the Arts sector - in particular those of the Maghreb. They delve into the world of British Theatre and the lack of North …

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S2 Ep2: What is it to be Queer and Asian in Britain? 47:01

2y ago47:01

47:01

Episode Two invites powerhouse Mei Mac as guest presenter, with multidisciplinary artist, Shiva Raichandani and critic and dramaturg, Frey Kwa Hawking. The trio give us insightful views on reviewing work in the arts, making work centred around joy, all things being queer in Britian, what it means to be Asian, holistic storytelling and honouring spe…

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S2 Ep1: Permanent Black Spaces in the Arts 45:45

2y ago45:45

45:45

Episode One welcomes back South London's finest, Tobi Kyeremateng, as its guest presenter. Tobi’s joined by award-winning poet, playwright and curator, Inua Ellams, and artist and spatial practitioner, Amahra Spence. They talk about creative expression in the arts, what it means to exist in different spaces, shi**ing swans, friendship, radical hone…

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S2: Series 2 Trailer 0:50

2y ago0:50

0:50

Following the success of Season One, we're back with new and important themes, including Muslim and the Media, Permanent Black Spaces in the Arts, The War on Woke, and What it Means to be Mixed Race in Britain Today. Featuring a plethora of incredible guests, including Sharmine Lovegrove, Mei Mac, Shiva Raichandani, Nadia Nadif, Richie Driss, Jude …

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S1 Ep4: Trauma for Breakfast 47:04

2y ago47:04

47:04

Episode Four features performance artist & producer Louisa Robbin, poet & performer Jeremiah ‘SugarJ’ Brown, and writer-performer Rumi Woolf. They discuss why and how trauma is central to their work, what they do to practice self-care as a performer, implicating audiences in intimate spaces and a demonic Peppa Pig.…

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3: I want to live in this field 41:48

2y ago41:48

41:48

In this final episode, we wanted to get the bottom of what makes the disrupters, the travellers and the ravers into a family for one week each year.By Transmission Roundhouse

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S1 Ep3: Who Owns The Rainbow 48:30

2y ago48:30

48:30

Episode Three features multidisciplinary artist Jacob V Joyce and actor & co-founder of Blacktress UK Cherrelle Skeete. They discuss star signs, whether work by LGBTQIA+ folk is inherently activist, the language around HIV, protecting safe spaces for QTIPOC, and the differences between performance art created by white and Black & brown artists.…

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S1 Ep1: Swans Are Just Conservative Ducks 44:38

2y ago44:38

44:38

Episode One features presenter and producer Scully, and theatre director Balisha Karra. They talk class within the arts, social mobility, who gets to be a 'critic', and how to get a games console for £8.By Tamasha supported by Transmission Roundhouse

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S1 Ep2: I Don't Wanna Look Like You 37:34

2y ago37:34

37:34

On Episode Two is theatre and film producer Tuyet Van Huynh, and PhD researcher & Goldsmiths associate lecturer Miranda Armstrong. They talk about authentic representation within arts and media, democratising access to academia and the stigma around single parenthood.By Tamasha supported by Transmission Roundhouse

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S1: S1 Trailer: Tell Dem 2:18

2y ago2:18

2:18

Join host Tobi Kyeremateng for Season 1 of Tell Dem, where global majority movers and shakers reflect and critique work that lies across our cultural spectrum, using it to unpack connected, contemporary issues and dissect the affairs rooted in our respective cultures. Here's a teaser of what you have to look forward to in Season 1... Hosted by Tama…

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2: Decolonial disruptors & feminine energy 39:33

2y ago39:33

39:33

As we continue our journey through The Common we explored how the platforming of voices and communities underrepresented at Glastonbury creates a space to push the boundaries of what we believe is possible. Here are interviews with Emily Dust, Natasha Mortimer, Hannah Kendaru and more to hear the origins of The Commons newest venue, indigenous voic…

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1: Anarchy is a utopian concept 43:14

2y ago43:14

43:14

The South East Corner is one of Glastonbury's most beloved areas, and at its heart lies The Common. In the first of our three part series we look at The Common's travelling roots and the free party influences that effect the music, the set and the people.By Transmission Roundhouse

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S2 Ep1: The Great Escape Festival 47:00

2y ago47:00

47:00

Hear from the Roundhouse Resident Artists as they performed at The Great Escape Festival. Get stories of their journeys so far and hear full-length live recordings from their exceptional performances at the Hope & Ruin in Brighton. Marnie Woodmeade chatted backstage with BINA., Kai Bosch, Luca Manning, The Magic, Flâneuse and India Shan before they…

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S1 Ep4: In The Round Festival with Abel Selaocoe 18:05

2+ y ago18:05

18:05

Abel Selaocoe moves seamlessly across a plethora of genres and styles, from collaborations with world musicians and beatboxers, to concertos and solo performances. South African cellist Abel Selaocoe is redefining the parameters of the cello. Combining virtuosic performance with improvisation, singing and body percussion, and has a special interest…

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S1 Ep3: In The Round Festival with Emeli Sandé 10:05

2+ y ago10:05

10:05

Ahead of her headline gig at the Roundhouse, Emeli Sandé joined Liv Cowle backstage to discuss her return to performing live, recording a new album and switching record labels. A multi-platinum artist that has already captured the nation with her resonant, soulful voice and inspirational melodies, Emeli Sandé MBE’s chart-topping releases have been …

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S1 Ep2: In The Round Festival with Goat Girl 18:51

2+ y ago18:51

18:51

Ahead of their headline gig at the Roundhouse, Goat Girl joined us to discuss the importance of live music venues, signing to Rough Trade Records, equality in music and performing at the Roundhouse. Equipped with conscious lyricism, bittersweet hooks and gorgeous harmonies, Goat Girl quickly carved out their own space in the music scene after formi…

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S1 Ep1: In The Round Festival with Hak Baker 24:41

2+ y ago24:41

24:41

From chorister to convict, grime MC to folk singer and pioneer of the sound ‘G-folk’ which blends the two, East London’s Hak Baker presents Bricks in the Wall as part of In the Round Festival. After soundcheck, Hak joins Erica McKoy in the Transmission Roundhouse studio as they break down what it means to be a working class musician, making good us…

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S2 Ep6: Social Change 47:13

3y ago47:13

47:13

In this episode I'm joined with Katy Thompson the lead for the youth initiative Streetbase as we discuss the impact of social change and how young people can play a part within it. Make sure to get involved in the conversation on all social media platforms @tandwafflespod and stay tuned for more waffle!…

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S2 Ep5: Entrepreneurship 43:04

3y ago43:04

43:04

In this episode I'm joined with Danielle the founder of the luxury soy candle brand Bruler to discuss Entrepreneurship and the process of turning a passion into a business during the Pandemic. Make sure to get involved in the conversation on all social media platforms @tandwafflespod and stay tuned for more waffle!…

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S2 Ep4: The Ups and Downs of Side Hustle Culture 44:28

3y ago44:28

44:28

In this episode I'm joined with Cherise Hamilton the host of the podcast Interconnected Voices to discuss the ups and downs of side hustle culture amongst young people and how to effectively manage a side venture. Make sure to get involved in the conversation on all social media platforms @tandwafflespod and stay tuned for more waffle!…

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S2 Ep3: Young People & Politics 32:47

3y ago32:47

32:47

In this episode I'm joined with Councillors Grace Williams from Waltham Forest and Tim Cobbett from Kingston to discuss the relationship between politics and young people and how young people can impact change in their local area. Make sure to get involved in the conversation on all social media platforms @tandwafflespod and stay tuned for more waf…

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S2 Ep5: BONUS EPISODE: Ambition and artistry with singer-songwriter Keir 33:28

3y ago33:28

33:28

Examining the music industry in a new light, Liv shifts focus towards the experience of artists themselves in this exclusive bonus episode. Joined by solo artist Keir, this episode explores the process of creating music mid-lockdown, what Keir would change about the industry going forward, and the stories behind his most recent single, ‘leave a lig…

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S2 Ep4: Work boundaries and women’s safety with Natalie Greener, Tits Upon Tyne 28:18

3y ago28:18

28:18

This episode, Liv is joined by young powerhouse Natalie Greener, who at just 21 years old is the director and founder of Tits Upon Tyne. Born in 2018 as a way to raise money for breast cancer, the organisation has since flourished into a platform for journalism, an organiser of live events, and an advocate for calling out feminist issues in the mus…

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S2 Ep2: Mental Health 53:13

3y ago53:13

53:13

In this episode I'm joined with Jenny Okolo a Mental Health Occupational Therapist to discuss the impact of social isolation on mental health and ways make yours is in check. Make sure to get involved in the conversation on all social media platforms @tandwafflespod and stay tuned for more waffle!By T and Waffles

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S2 Ep3: Deaf and disabled accessibility with Jacob Adams, Attitude is Everything 42:51

3y ago42:51

42:51

In this new episode, Liv explores the accessibility and inclusivity issues surrounding live music events, particularly for music lovers who are deaf or disabled. You may never have considered the experience of someone with hearing loss or access needs when it comes to music, which is exactly why the not-for-profit organisation Attitude is Everythin…

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S2 Ep1: Employability 50:35

3y ago50:35

50:35

In this episode I'm joined with Laura-Jane (LJ) from Youth Employment UK to discuss the pressing issue of youth unemployment and how young people getting into the working world have been impacted by the pandemic. Make sure to get involved in the conversation on all social media platforms @tandwafflespod and stay tuned for more waffle!…

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S2 Ep2: BONUS EPISODE: Women in music with Lex on the Decks, Hot Girls podcast 29:49

3y ago29:49

29:49

One new episode wasn’t enough! In this very special BONUS episode, Liv welcomes DJ and fellow podcaster Lex on the Decks onto the podcast. Lex is the host of the podcast Hot Girls, and in this episode she and Liv talk about women in rap, how far we’ve come in terms of women in music, and how we should be shifting the conversation around motherhood …

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S2 Ep1: Environmental sustainability with Claire O'Neill, A Greener Festival 28:48

3y ago28:48

28:48

Welcome back to The Hear and Now! This season, the podcast turns its focus to the people and organisations working towards a better future for the music industry. To kick off season two, Liv welcomes Claire O’Neill from A Greener Festival to talk about the environmental impact of large-scale festivals and the touring industry, and how we can all he…

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S1 Ep8: TRAILER: Season 2 1:16

3y ago1:16

1:16

Having skimmed the surface of some of the biggest socio-political themes influencing the music industry – from queer culture and racial bias to Brexit itself – season two of The Hear and Now continues to open up the conversation. Inviting guests from all corners of the business, Liv turns this season to celebrate those advocating for change, strivi…

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