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Radio for a World that Works

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by Carl Munson

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Radio for a World that Works, literally, where Carl Munson interviews change-makers, thought-leaders and social influencers.

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8/12/2017

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April 24, 2021

Kesha: The (global) adventures of a Russian boy | Author and production team interview

This interview celebrates the launch of Konstantin Voskresenskiy's 'Adventures of Kesha the Russian Boy' as an audio book in English, along with a collection of his poems, again voiced in English by me. It is furthermore a celebration of creative collaboration across global boundaries and cultural understandings, that transcends politics and stereotypes. It shows what can be done with unbounded creative intent, a will to cooperate and enabling technology. The Adventures of Kesha the Russian Boy is a coming-of-age story about the poet and engineer Konstantin Voskresenskiy, written as an autobiography. This fascinating account of the adventures of one young man takes place at a turning point in history: the early years of modern Russia, the following the collapse of the Soviet Union. This book is intended for a broad readership. Find out more about Konstantin's books here: <a href="http://www.litres.ru/konstantin-voskresenskiy/" rel="noopener">www.litres.ru/konstantin-voskresenskiy/</a> Poetry 'fragment': <a href="https://vk.com/music/playlist/158361766_53542827_50bf61901ef63eec69" rel="noopener">https://vk.com/music/playlist/158361766_53542827_50bf61901ef63eec69</a> Konstantin Voskresenskiy: <a href="mailto:Vk79859753732@ya.ru">Vk79859753732@ya.ru</a> Producer Peter Svetlichniy : <a href="mailto:petrradiosvet@gmail.com">petrradiosvet@gmail.com</a> Translator: Elizabeth 'Liza': <a href="mailto:Elizavetasuboch@gmail.com">Elizavetasuboch@gmail.com</a> Project Manager and Translator: Leah Foden: +44 7530 981024 | <a href="mailto:Leah-foden@live.co.uk">Leah-foden@live.co.uk</a> Full project credits: 1. Basic translating checking – Kristina Shlykova-Luneva (Russia, Krasnodar city) 2. Final checking for basic translating – Christopher Fawcett (U.K.) 3. Proofreading/re-translating – Leah Foden (U.K.) 4. Notes for proofreading – Carl Munson (U.K.), Peter Svetlichniy (Russia, Stavropol’) 5. Final proofreading – Leah Foden (U.K.) 6. Reader for audiobook – Carl Munson (U.K.) 7. Sound Engineer – Peter Svetlichniy (Russia, Stavropol’) 8. Basic illustration – Daria Asanovna Asylbek (Kazakhstan) 9. Cover decoration – Marina Aleynikova (Russia, Krasnoyarsk), Khairullin Ildan Nailevich (Russia, Republic of Tatarstan), Tuzhikova Lada Igorevna (Russia, Bryansk), Asylbek Daria Asanovna (Kazakhstan) 10. Basic cover design (Russian edition) – Zarifa Kamilievna Azretkuliyeva (Azerbaijan, Baku) 11. Cover re-design (English edition) – Sergey Tarabrin (Russia, Novorossiysk) 12. Publishing house of electronic books and audiobooks – Aegitas (Russia, Moscow)

November 18, 2019

Yes Josephine! - The Life Lessons of a 93 Year-Old

In this wonderful conversation, it's suggested I marry my guest - 93 (maybe) year-old Josephine, who talks to me about gratitude, relationships, love, the Royal Family, Americans who marry into the Royal Family (doesn't talk about Prince Andrew), her care home, Devon, England and Tennis. She's marvellous.

November 10, 2019

On Sexual Power, Shame & Approaching Menopause - Suzy Williamson

Sexual power, shame and approaching menopause are the key themes discussed here with Suzy Williamson, recent 'performing artist' at Devon's Drop The Story Festival. 'Solo Autobiographical Theatre' was the medium, spanx pants, 3" heels and false breasts were part of the get-up, and sexual power the driving force. Among many candid revelations, we discuss the pressure on older women to conform to society's expectations, as Suzy shares about her own dramatic examination of her sexual power. "Screw you!" is an important message here. And Blondie, Bardot and Helen Mirren come into the conversation as does the 'weaponisation of cleavage'. Although an intensely and primarily personal event, Suzy reveals how others felt a great benefit from her courageous and daring theatrical articulation. The concept of the 'shame hangover' from shadow work is discussed, and it's a pleasure to hear of how honouring an inkling to explore 'something missing' in one's life can be so revealing and powerful. We conclude with her guidance to other women, who may be wishing to approach menopause positively, as well as her younger self, which is thoroughly heart-warming and inspiring, like the whole conversation.

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