Interview with Rasheeda Page-Muir at Still I Rise
Charlotte Cole interviews Rasheeda Page-Muir at Poet in the City’s Still I Rise – Hip Hop Feminism, part of Poet in the City’s Poetry and Lyrics Festival
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2019 | Afrofuturism | Jay Hepburn | Keisha Thompson | Kings Place | Mental Health | Music | Poetry &Amp; Lyrics
Moonwhile – Keisha Thompson
poetrylyricsfestival-219-moonwhile-keishathompson.mp3 Ricocheting between themes of love, masculinity, forgiveness and cultural displacement, poet Keisha Thompson’s Moonwhile is a vividly imagined Afrofuturistic performance that ripples with looped sound and sweeping waves of Neo-Soul. Exploring the complex world of her relationship with her socially withdrawn father, Moonwhile deconstructs the impact of mental health on family dynamic, particularly within…
In Transit – Basel Zaraa and Emily Churchill Zaraa
Julija Gulbinovic interviews Basel and Emily Churchill Zaraa at the National Poetry Day event In Transit
Land Listeners – Scott William Albert Hartley
Julija Gulbinovic interview Jackie Oates and Scott William Albert Hartley at The Land Listeners, an event held as part of Poet in the City’s Poetry and Lyrics festival
Langston Hughes: Dream Deferred – Jade Hackett
Axel Kacoutié interviews Jade Hackett at Langston Hughes – Dreams Deferred
Vices and Verses – Katie Melua
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