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While everyone's happy to chat about self-care and mindfulness, no-one wants to talk about medication
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Chloe reflects on a beautiful evening which was the start of a complicated relationship with her invisible disability
Introducing Eleanor Hurley: a Bristol-based writer exploring women's emotional growth
Aggie chats to ascendant auteur Eleanor about creative community, collaboration and her career
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Rife says: Black Lives Matter
A refreshing recap of the Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol
Keziah and Qezz ask the young people of Bristol what they thought of the city's protest
Black Lives Matter
Lucy explores her thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement and addresses some false and damaging statements.
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To my fellow East Asians: don’t be complicit in racism
Mia interrogates being part of the 'model minority' and how she relates to the Black Lives Matter movement
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How To Break 'White Silence'
Josie, a white person, wants to have a difficult conversation with other white people about racism.
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Speaking with Colour
A podcast exploring the relationship between language and cultural identity
Produced and narrated by Keziah Wenham-Kenyon.
Why We Can't Say Coloured, And Other Questions About Race... Answered
Is the word 'coloured' so bad?
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Lockdown Diaries: made by Rife Magazine and the people of Bristol
Young people from across Bristol share their daily lives and reflections on life during lockdown in this short film.
‘Erased’ & the Importance of Retelling Invisible Stories
Warefta's tour of Bristol remembers an forgotten and often ignored history of slave trading
Last Spring, as part of the...
Watch Limbo: a short film about disappointment, displacement and meeting death
Amy and Elsie reflect on making their first film as part of a crew
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My Black Experience: an animated poem
Through poetry and illustration, Lucy explores some of her experiences being Black.
A short history of statue toppling
News of Colston's statue being pulled down spread all over the world - but its nothing new
'For creatives, lockdown’s been a blessing in disguise': HGZ on music, mental health and the future of nightlife culture
Nyse speaks to Bath-based producer HGZ about telling stories through his music