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When A Band of Brothers was established in 2009, it was plain to see that struggling young men would never...
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This month, Amanda Nicholls spoke to the founders of the Bristol-based podcast All About Eve. Julia and Anna explain how...
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Professor Jean Golding, founder of Bristol’s unique pioneering project Children of the 90s, celebrated her 80th birthday last year. Last year we spoke to Jean about long-term health and just how valuable her study has been for cities across the world. Children of the 90s – or The Avon Longitudinal...
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Grammy-nominated country-soul singer Yola has overcome numerous challenges to become one of the most powerful emerging voices of British music...
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On the 200th anniversary of the discovery of Antarctica, University of Bristol Professor, Jonathan Bamber, was among those honoured with...
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Historian, writer, presenter, broadcaster and Professor of Public History at the University of Manchester, David Olusoga seems to have it all, but he sees himself as a survivor rather than as a success story. Emma Clegg asks him about today’s issues, including the racial inequality within the television industry that...
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Big-time Bristolian DJ and producer Eats Everything laments the loss of Stokes Croft’s Lakota club – whose fate, it was...
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Bristol-based illustrator Owen Gent describes himself as “not much of a writer”, but he compensates with his powerful visual vocabulary,...
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A new production company has launched in Bristol. At the heart of it are the writers who have arguably changed the face of TV with their multitude of cult classics. Millie Bruce-Watt chats to Matthew Graham and Emma Frost about their latest venture, which is brimming with epic escapism The...
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Kate Adie CBE is one of the most respected figures in broadcast journalism. After spending time at BBC Radio Bristol...
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The task of tackling racial inequality in schools should not fall on the shoulders of BAME teachers, however Bristol educator...
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An uncut gem; a force of nature; dangerous and unafraid; the future. Award-winning comedian and proud Bristolian Jayde Adams is all of these things, according to the national press, and one of the funniest women in the world, if you ask her hero Dawn French. If you like the sound...