Conversations and oral histories with people in Leeds and the wider world who are creating community arts projects.
Hosted by ChapelFM Arts Centre Co-Director
Tony Macaluso
Periodic
When: 13 Apr 20 at 8:00pm
Sat 14th Mar '20, 5:00am
As a teenager, Matt Rizzo found himself in jail and blinded from a shotgun blast sharing a cell with a famous murderer who began to mentor him, helping him see the world anew...
Thu 12th Mar '20, 10:00am
Chapel FM's Next Generation Broadcasting youth group talk with one of our community radio peers in Italy, Luca Lovisetto from Radio Città del Capo, about the Corona Virus.
Sun 8th Mar '20, 7:00pm
As part of East Leeds FM radio's forthcoming "Red Kite" youth podcast, we visited the Ravens of Knaresborough in March 2020. Here's a video preview.
Tue 3rd Dec '19, 6:30pm
Tune in for this discussion with representatives from some of the political parties campaigning for the 2019 General Elections and hear questions from young people from East Leeds
Mon 2nd Dec '19, 6:00pm
A radio documentary about The Northern Man Festival (November 2019) - starting conversations around mental health and well-being
Sun 24th Nov '19, 7:00pm
A discussion with Ruby Malik about an experimental cafe to resist social isolation during the holidays.
Wed 20th Nov '19, 7:00pm
Gabriella Alberti and Mark Taylor-Batty from the University of Leeds / University College Union (UCU) talk with Tony Macaluso followed by Dr. Stuart Hodkinson at a Teach Out...
Sun 17th Nov '19, 7:00pm
A conversation with Claire Irving and Kerry Harker about how the East Leeds Project came to be and where it's going...
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