The One-world Community Show Podcasts

An interview / Feature - Talking to Anna Moulson from Melting Vinyl, promoters of the Vive La France festival. With music from featured French artists, performing in Brighton from 26 to 28 January 2012. Some of the events are free

Plus more community news for Brighton and Hove city

And music from Tin Roots, Spalien Acecraft, Eta James and some Indonesian 'Dang Dut' music

The OneWorld Community Show from 22 January 2012

54 Minutes in Length

Talking to Maggie Gordon-Walker from local arts charity; Livestock – about their current Capture The Parents photography workshops and competition/exhibition for children and families in Brighton and Hove

And about Mothers Uncovered; their recent arts projects, bringing the experiences of first time mothers into theatre performances

For more information about the workshops and how to enter the Capture the Parents competition/exhibition, see http://www.livestock.org.uk/capture.aspx

Plus community news, information and reviews, and music from Brighton and Hove and beyond

Produced and presented by Donald Shier and co-presented by Tino Tenda.

55 minutes in length

The OneWorld Community Show on RadioReverb from Brighton and Hove in the UK. First Broadcast Sunday 8th January 2012 at 5pm

Our regualr organic gardening hour with Mouse Dismore and Ruth Urbanowicz from the Brighton & Hove Organic Gardening Group (BHOGG). Tips for the month of January; what to grow, how to be organic in the garden and on the allotment and much more. Plus news of BHOGG events and how to join.

The show also features special guest; Shep from the Orange Circus band. They're from Tunbridge Wells but play in Brighton regularly and are on OWCS favourite. Shep introduces the band's first single ever!

Plus community news, information and reviews with Tino Tenda, our regular co-presenter and entrepid reporter, and Donald Shier

And with more music from Brighton and Hove and around the world

55 minutes in length

Ben Price from Future Music UK talks to Tino Tenda about Open Mic UK and Live and Unsigned UK,

two open national music competitions he is invovled with. Tino is also a South East Region judge for both these competitions. Regional heats and local auditions take place in the Hove Centre each year

Plus Christmas community news from Brighton & Hove and Christmas music from here and beyond

Produced and presented by Donald Shier with Co-presenter and entrepid reporter; Tino Tenda

55 minutes in length

City Council Neighbourhood Councils Consultation.

Talking to Councillor Ben Duncan, Brighton & Hove City Council Cabinet Member for Communities, Equalities and Public Protection

Brighton and Hove City Council are developing new ways of working with communities to make this a more democratic city, leading the way as a place to live and work. Neighbourhoods will be offered greater power to make decisions about services and budgets, addressing issues relevant to them.  Arrangements may vary from place to place, but there will be opportunities for all to participate in decision making.  You can give your views in this public consultation up to 27 January 2012

Go to http://consult.brighton-hove.gov.uk/portal/bhcc/ce/nc/nc    for Neighbourhood Councils consultation details and survey

Plus, on this show, Community News, information and Reviews with Tino Tenda, regular OneWorld Community Show reporter

And with great music from Brighton & Hove, and Beyond.

Produced and Presented by Donald Shier

55 minutes in length

Brighton Based Charity - IT Skills 4 Rural Kenya on the 13 February OneWorld Community Show podcast

6 Feb 2011 OneWorld Community Show -

What's on For Kids in Brighton & Global Exchange - Features/ Interviews -

Hear Katherine Atkinson from the Kids in Brighton website with a roundup of activities, events and entertainments for children and families, in and around Brighton and Hove in the next few weeks, including at Half Term.  The website has more  information and other useful links and contacts for parents in our city

Also hear young people talking about volunteering with the Global Exchange Project in Brighton. This brought young volunteers from Nigeria in Africa and around the Uk to Brighton and Hove . They lived with local people and volunteered in community projects and services in Nigeria for two months. They then came here to Brighton and Hove (January and February 2011). Global Xchange is a joint project with Voluntary Service Overseas and The British Council. One aim is to help young people from different countries to learn from each other about both of their cultures

Sorry, only snippets of music on the show included, for licensing reasons - check out the musicians myspaces to hear their music

30 January OneWorld Community Show

Brighton Youth Centre & Kemptown Carnival interviews

Hear Daren Dartnell talking about activities and information for young people at Brighton Youth Centre on Edward Street 

Also hear Jeffry Bowden the Chair of Kemptown Carnival Association and Matt Cook, this year's event organiser, talking about their plans to bring back music and fun to the streets of this Brighton neighbourhood in the summer

Sorry but there is no music in this week's podcast because of technical difficulties

Sexual Health Project - Madagascar, Children in Sierra Leone & Queenspark Books

23 January 2011 OneWorld Community Show (and repeated on Monday 24 Jan at 8pm, Weds 26 Jan at 1am and Friday 28 Jan at 1pm)

Features/ Interviews

Hear Becky Hill from Shoreham talk about a sexual health project she worked on in Madagascar, Africa. She worked with international charity; Blue Ventures - Blue Ventures recognises the links between public and environmental health and is directly addressing these challenges through an integrated Population, Health and Environment (PHE) initiative with fishing communities, where a huge unmet demand for sexual and reproductive health services has been identified. Becky helped develop an amazing project involving local people creating plays about sexual health and taking these to remote communities via small boats.  

And Iona Naylon from Brighton talks about volunteering with The Children's Education Trust Sierra Leone, previously called Global Rescue Mission Sierra Leone (GRM-SL), is a locally registered grassroots non-governmental organization dedicated to helping disadvantaged children in Sierra Leone gain a quality education.

Also - hear John Riches from QueenSpark Books talking about this not for profit Brighton & Hove community publisher.

Plus more community news and information

And great music from Brighton & Hove and beyond including • Steve and the Ghost • Pollito Boogaloo • & Amity 

16 Jan 2011 - Buckingham Road NHS Mental Health Centre Hearing Voices Drop In Support Group

 On the Show from 16 January 2011: (show was also repeated on Monday 17 Jan at 8pm, Weds 19 Jan at 1am and Friday 21 Jan at 1pm)  Features/Interviews -   hear Sharon Carlile and Alastair Kemp who run the Hearing Voices Support group talking with two members of the community who go to the group about how it has helped them 

Plus more community news and information  - And great music from Brighton & Hove and beyond -including: Chukin, Sharon Lewis &  Pollito Boogaloo  
 

50 minutes in length    

School Students' Global Respect IN Education (GRIN) Campain & Whitehawk & Manor Farm History Society Book- a people's history - On the Show from 9 January 2011

On The Show from Sunday 9 January 2011 (and repeated on Monday 10 Jan at 8pm, Weds 12 Jan at 1am and Friday 14 Jan at 1pm)  Features/Interviews - 

Hear 17 year old student Claudia White from West Sussex, talking about the Global Respect In Education (GRIN) Campaign. Claudia recently set up this non-profit organisation campaigning for social and political equality in education, especially for those in the LGBTQ community and those who are “just different”. One way in which GRIN Campaign is trying to raise awareness is through a photographic campaign known as RESPECT. The idea is to build websites and viral distribution on the net of photographs showing people in front of a white backdrop wearing colourful clothing with “RESPECT” painted on their face in the colours of the gay pride flag. Each RESPECT photo is displayed on the campaigns website, as well as Facebook and Flicker. Every face added to the RESPECT campaign shows another person who supports educational equality and is prepared to stand up and be counted in the fight against discrimination. GRIN Campaign  held its first public photo-shoot in Brighton last week. This was on Thursday 6 th January in the Noblesse Room of the Thistle Hotel in Brighton, donated by the hotel for the campaign. In the last month GRIN Campaign has gained much media attention in both the US and the UK. 

And also hear Fred Netley, a resident of East Brighton talking about his local history book - Holy Oak, A History of Whitehawk and Manor Farm   - This book has recently been updated and is available through  the website of the East Brighton Bygones Society. The society's activities revolve around local history and family history. Since 2003, they have built up both a physical and digital archive of photos, recorded memories and documents. You're welcome to go to their meetings and find out more. The society, which meets at the Valley Social Centre, Whitehawk Way, on the second Wednesday of every month, always welcomes new members. The meetings start at 2pm and anyone that comes along will be made most welcome. (This interview was made by Grey Matters Productions )

Plus more community news for our city - And great music from Brighton & Hove and beyond including The Half Sisters, Amity, The Stars Down to Earth, Mike the MIc, Danni Nicholls, Monkey Puzzle and Steve and the Ghost

50 minutes in length

Features/Interviews -

Hear Silvio Grasso from Brighton Gay Men's Chorus talking about this community choir and their Christmas Concerts on 17 & 18 December at St. Georges Church in Kemptown

Also hear Ian Lamb from community singing group; The Napier Carols, interviewed by Grey Matters Productions. He talks about this group dedicated to singing traditional English carols, based at The Napier Pub at 50 Southover Street, Brighton, BN2 9UE. They also have a Christmas event at the above pub starting at 7.30pm on Saturday 18 DecemberInterview and music courtesy of Grey Matters Producitions

Plus more community news and music from Brighton and Hove and beyond

50 minutes in length

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