A collective of artists

Welcome to the first Collective Podcast The Art Depot NR3, Norwich featuring ‘the sound of art’ This is a pilot for a monthly podcast to be broadcast on the first day of each month at midday. Running time of this episode is just over 18 minutes, though we aim to build up a magazine of 30 to 40 minutes per month. This episode features artist Dave Ca…

A search for a riotous exhibition or its spirit took me to Gustave Courbet in the 19th Century and a little publicised show of kinetic art in Amsterdam in 1961.Rupert Mallin

This first of seven talks on the arts looks at the rise and demise of Community Arts,Rupert Mallin

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Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 10 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 09 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 08 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 07 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 06 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 05 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 04 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 03 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 02 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Sant Rampal Ji Satsang | 11 to 13 December 2009 | EPISODE - 01 | SATLOK ASHRAM

Host Delisha and Producer Damarcus explain why they have not returned to their prior episode release schedule and discuss their upcoming philanthropic initiatives.Delisha & Damarcus

Host Delisha and Producer Damarcus provide life updates since the show's hiatus and discuss plans for the next chapter.Delisha & Damarcus

Half scripted, half improvised, the poet faces interrogation at the local cop shop. Was his poem in Pix 6 stolen and did anyone read Pix 6? Are all the poet's poems stolen anyway? And if he has stolen them, did he not then murder them? This is a Crime Busters fly-on-the-wall interrogation, not for the faint hearted.…

The picture restorer’s invoice Under honeysuckle sprays, a cinder path runs up to the barn and around its brick footings to a thick archway of clipped privet, through which lies the picture restorer’s door. He stands mixing pigments with linseed oil, cleans brushes with turps and stares intently at the painting before him. A woman in rags looks up …

Delisha shares some news regarding the short-term plan for the show and the events that led her and Damarcus to this decision.Delisha & Damarcus

Stable Press, Haverhill Poetry Group, Ipswich Poetry Workshop and the Jubilee... with a poem, The Corn Dolly dole queue blues,' to round it off.Rupert Mallin

From skimming the pit in the meat factory to riding the Lansing Bagnall across the factory floor, while trying to hang on to a dream.Rupert Mallin

Host Delisha and Producer Damarcus discuss leading separate lives for the past few months, navigating the various seasons of grief and doubt, and gearing up for their fourth annual charity event.Delisha & Damarcus

In this episode, Delisha discusses why we should stop trying to force things to happen, and what we should do instead to manifest what we want.Delisha & Damarcus

Back from Liverpool I returned to education, briefly, but was I born to tip my cap or was I a fire raiser after all?Rupert Mallin

Called back to Liverpool from Clare, Suffolk, to help make a film. Here too is 'Something in the Air,' the Woodside Ferry and the reality of poverty in the city.Rupert Mallin

In this solo episode, Delisha provides tools for overcoming feelings of being behind in life.Delisha & Damarcus

The Haverhill Echo was an independent newspaper in Suffolk. Now long gone, I look back at my highs and lows working as a trainee reporter there in 1972Rupert Mallin

Host Delisha and Producer Damarcus discuss adjusting to life away from the show, gearing up for their annual philanthropic event in the midst of staggering inflation, and fostering honest conversations regarding race and class barriers to success.Delisha & Damarcus

Here is part one of my autobiography (1967-1971). This autobiography will cover my enthusiasms in drama, art and poetry over the years. In part one, an English teacher saves me via a play, a drama course makes me and a spell in Liverpool finds me eating supper with Adrian Henri.Rupert Mallin

In this episode, Delisha discusses what kept her so committed to the show for over four years, how she's been impacted by its hiatus, and what she believes are key indicators that it's time to slow down.Delisha & Damarcus

In this follow-up to last week's conversation, Delisha and Damarcus discuss coming to a decision regarding the December 26er Podcast's next chapter.Delisha & Damarcus

Host Delisha and Producer Damarcus discuss tracing their ancestry and receiving surprising results, looking ahead to the next phase of their individual lives, and planning for the future of the December 26er brand.Delisha & Damarcus

Slice Magazine's Fiction Editor and Writing Programs Manager at the Center for Fiction, Randy Winston discusses working as a groundskeeper after withdrawing from junior college, hosting poetry slams in a chicken coop turned event space, pivoting to a degree in English after returning to college to study architecture, and building an academic and pr…

Stabilization Advisor for the U.S. Department of State, Otis Holloway discusses making the transition from his working class Georgia community to Trinity College in Connecticut, seizing opportunities in both South Africa and Mozambique while completing his education, and forging a career in civil service after graduate school.…

Brand & Design Strategy Consultant, Isata Yansaneh discusses being raised by a single father in Portland, Oregon, broadening her views on race while attending Spelman College, working as a marketing professional in the publishing industry, and overcoming the scarcity mindset as an entrepreneur.Delisha & Damarcus

Visual artist, clothing designer, and DEI leader, Zan Truluck discusses being raised in Baltimore by a single mother, overcoming homelessness to attend Morehouse College, making the switch from Finance to HR, and promoting equity and inclusion both inside and outside of his day job.Delisha & Damarcus

TV critic, editor and entertainment journalist, Mekeisha Madden Toby discusses coping with a toxic work environment as a recent college grad, finding her niche after an editor sees her comedy act, overcoming challenges during red carpet coverage, and sustaining her career in the face of an ever-evolving media landscape.…

TV critic, editor and entertainment journalist, Mekeisha Madden Toby discusses discovering her love for books and words as a small child, finding her tribe at a newspaper internship, and launching her journalistic career while also working as a standup comic in Seattle.Delisha & Damarcus

Hip-Hop artist, songwriter and music entrepreneur, Jamar Nolan discusses forgoing college to pursue music full-time, monetizing his music through sync licensing, and fostering education and economic growth within the independent artist community.Delisha & Damarcus

Host Delisha and Producer Damarcus offer their thoughts on the complex legacy of two Black public figures, and discuss their efforts to facilitate radical honesty via the December 26er platform.Delisha & Damarcus