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30:32

N&J Talk Movies- Visual Storytelling

Jerome W ·

2018/09/09

Talking movies! Nathaniel and Jerome, son and father, explore the movie industry. We're no experts, but we've seen lots of films together, and we seem to be talking a lot about them. Listen to our thoughts, and tell us yours!In this first episode we focus on 'visual storytelling.' What do WE know? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jeromew.substack.com

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4:04

Kate Macdonald - Timebank Hull & ER

Jerome W ·

2018/09/01

“We thought we were just giving our produce to the people of Hull, but what we saw was it seeded friendships. It inspires people to get talking to each other.”Kate Macdonald, manager at Timebank Hull and East Riding, has been involved with FEASTival from its beginnings, helping to co-ordinate all the voluntary activity which makes Freedom FEASTival a truly community event.This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust, in partnership with

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4:51

Friends for English

Jerome W ·

2018/08/30

Who knew that growing your own vegetables is good for your English language? Carlo and Magdy attend Friends for English, a group which welcomes people to the city, helping them to make friends and improve their English language skills.Friends for English have really embraced FEASTival, not only growing crops to donate to the feast, but also stepping up to volunteer as cooks, front-of-house, and FEASTival helpers. Sharing is central to what they

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4:31

Phil Millington - Frith Farm

Jerome W ·

2018/08/27

**“People are realising where their food is coming from and the impact it’s having on the environment. It makes sense to grow food where you live, eat what’s in season, eat local basically.”**Frith Farm, a Community Supported Agriculture project in Beverley, is supplying food to FEASTival. You can also catch them with their stall outside Grain on Newland Avenue every Saturday - making locally grown food more accessible on the 'Hight Street'.Frith Farm's website:

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3:30

Youth In Nature

Jerome W ·

2018/08/26

Young local food growers at Youth in Nature have been planting and raising salad crops for FEASTival this year. They're very excited that food they have grown will be helping to feed FEASTival visitors.This Youth in Nature project is based at the new allotments provided by Keepmoat Homes on the Hawthorn Avenue housing redevelopment. Youth in Nature is a Big Lottery project funded by Our Bright Future initiative - Probe Hull Ltd, Child Dynamix & Yorkshire Wildlife Trust working together to

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6:06

Bryony MacFadyen - Hull Food Partnership

Jerome W ·

2018/08/23

**"There's things we can all do to look at food sustainability, it could be something really basic like looking at the amount of food we use and waste."**Bryony MacFadyen works for Hull Food Partnership which promotes food sustainability in the city, encouraging the growth of local food enterprise too.[http://hullfoodpartnership.org.uk](http://hullfoodpartnership.org.uk)This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust, in

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3:07

Margaret Milner - Hull & ER Allotment Society

Jerome W ·

2018/08/16

**“It’s about encouraging people to start growing their own veg, and for children to see it growing as well. The allotment is a place of rest, haha!”**Margaret Milner is secretary of Hull and East Yorkshire Allotment Society.This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust, in partnership with Timebank Hull & ER, and Artlink.More about Freedom Festival FEASTival 2018

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22:52

The Common Vegetable, by Dave Windass

Jerome W ·

2018/08/16

The Common Vegetable, by Dave Windass, performed by Charlie Sellers.Originally commissioned by Invisible Dust for their Surroundings project.This recording produced by @photomoments.(Advisory: mild use of bad language). This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jeromew.substack.com

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6:26

Graham Brooks - Rise Walled Garden

Jerome W ·

2018/08/07

**"FEASTival - it's a fantastic project. It's great to have things that aren't based on a cash value. It's where skills are shared, and people are coming together to work together for something which is beneficial to all."**Graham Brooks is Director of Arthur's Organics, for many years delivering veg boxes to customers in Hull and the East Riding. Now, Graham also grows some of the produce his business delivers, with a bit of help from

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4:52

David Longthorn - Down 2 Earth

Jerome W ·

2018/07/30

**"How far do you want to go back? … They say the way to stay young is to keep on learning. That's true yes," says David Longthorn.**David shares a wealth of grower's knowledge and experience with other volunteers at Down 2 Earth, a project on the Newland allotment site that is providing food for Freedom FEASTival. He tells me how his own passion for growing and foraging is all about maintaining a sustainable balance between his need for food and the needs of the earth.This

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6:06

Karen Mouett - Beekeeper

Jerome W ·

2018/07/22

**"They [honey bees] are doing better in cities than they are in the countryside, that's because in a city you're more likely to have people growing flowers for the maximum time in a year."**Karen Mouett keeps bees at a very industrial location, outside ABP Port House in east Hull.This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust, in partnership with Timebank Hull & ER, and Artlink.More about Freedom Festival FEASTival

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Wendy Gregory - Community Garden Guerrillas

Jerome W ·

2018/07/19

**"The notion of the guerrilla was to have lots of lines of attack - not really attack - but going into the community and trying to spread the word of how easy it is, really, to grow your own vegetables and your own food."**Wendy Gregory is a grower at the Community Garden Guerrillas, which has land at East Hull Community Farm on Barham Road.Find the group's facebook page **[here](https://www.facebook.com/groups/572975656200299/about/)**.This #freedomFEASTival series of

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3:58

Andy Steele - Down 2 Earth

Jerome W ·

2018/07/17

**"It can be beneficial just to spend time in nature. As we become increasingly detached from methods of food production, to reconnect with the outdoors can be really beneficial in terms of physical exercise and also mental health."**Andy Steele grows for food and nature at Down 2 Earth, a community woodland at Newland Avenue allotments.This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust, in partnership with Timebank Hull & ER, and

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5:03

John Pickles - The Wilson Bed

Jerome W ·

2018/07/12

**"I want people to think that food doesn't have to come hundreds of miles to your plate, you can grow it here. A lot of the food at FEASTival is grown within the boundaries of the city, in the incredible allotments that Hull has got."**John Pickles grows food right in the heart of the city, in the bed outside The Wilson Centre. It's food for people to harvest as they pass by.This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust,

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3:58

Adrian Fisher - Rooted in Hull.

Jerome W ·

2018/07/09

**"There's a lot [of businesses] saying 'can you get us some salad here, something to try', and the point is it's grown on the old Victoria Dock, what better way of promoting their food?"**Adrian Fisher is Director of Rooted in Hull, an innovative urban agriculture project currently being developed on St Peter Street in the centre of the city.http://www.rootedinhull.org.ukThis #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts

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4:18

Robert Eunson - Newland Allotments

Jerome W ·

2018/07/09

**"Grow your own vegetables, supply your needs, start a revolution with a packet of seeds. Undermine the capitalist system by growing your own vegetables."**Robert Eunson is a poet and musician, and has 2 plots at Newland allotments.This #freedomFEASTival series of portrait/podcasts has been commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust, in partnership with Timebank Hull & ER, and Artlink.More about Freedom Festival FEASTival 2018

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36:45

Pre-drinks with author Russ Litten

Jerome W ·

2018/06/30

**"We Know What We Are," claims author Russ Litten.**Recorded in front of an audience in @photomoments' modest studio in Hull, Russ shares pre-drinks, reads from his latest collection of short stories, and chats about confinement in prisons and sheds.[https://www.obliteratipress.com](https://www.obliteratipress.com)[@RussLitten](https://twitter.com/RussLitten)With co-host & arts blogger [@msmichdee](https://twitter.com/msmichdee).[www.photomoments.news](http://photomoments.news)

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32:25

Celebration of Life Event, sponsored by MacMillan.

Jerome W ·

2018/06/29

A unique and thought-provoking event presented by MacMillan charity - 'Let's Celebrate Life.'Dozens of charities, organisations, and services gathered, and were joined by hundreds of visitors, to explore the theme 'my life, my choice'.Why are we so bad at talking about death and preparing for the end of life? This event in Hull has started a more open conversation, helping to break the taboo of talking about death.Presented and sponsored by MacMillan Cancer Support, with

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33:45

Pre-drinks with poet Matt Nicholson

Jerome W ·

2018/06/09

**Recorded in front of an audience at @photomoments' modest studio in Hull, poet Matt Nicholson enjoys pre-drinks and reads from his latest collection - 'We Are Not All Blessed With A Hat-Shaped Head.'**Also round the table with us is voice of culture Michelle Dee, arts blogger and critic.Matt Nicholson - @MattpoetHull, www.kingsengland.comMichelle Dee - @msmichdee, www.culturemarathon.co.uk, www.hotpotatohull.co.uk This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with

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32:08

The Big Malarkey Festival 2018

Jerome W ·

2018/05/25

**The Big Malarkey Festival is Hull’s children’s literature festival produced by the Hull Library Service, held on a colourful tented site in East Park.**Last year (2017) nearly 8000 people came to the park to meet writers, illustrators, poets, performers and puppet-makers, and try their hand at all kinds of practical activities.This well-loved festival returns in June, opening to the public on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th.In this podcast festival director Ellen Bianchini, and local writers Joe

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