by Adam Sroka, Simon Stevens, and Perry Pearcey
Each episode will be a themed discussion with X being anything from automation to zealots. With backgrounds in political philosophy, artificial intelligence and professional marketing, Simon Stevens, Adam Sroka and Pel Pearcey will try and make some sense of things, understand things that we might not have thought about before and hopefully pose some deeper questions along the way. Music by Chris Tybjerg Cover art by www.irondragondesign.com
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June 22, 2021
<p>Today on WDYTAX we're joined by Aminata Kamara, presenter of BBC Radio Leicester's The VIBE: Vibrant Intelligent Black Entertainment, podcaster, and writer. Aminata discusses with us about why white people find it so hard to talk about race. We cover an interesting range of differences from education to day-to-day experience and Aminata flips the conversation on its head, asking what does it mean to be White?</p> <p>Why should you listen to this episode? Maybe you're white and want to think about how you can be a better ally. Maybe you're not, and you want to hear some tips from Aminata on discussing it. </p> <p>Aminata's show runs every Wednesday 19:00-22:00 and can be accessed through the link here:<br> https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07hsm77</p> <p>Aminata can also be found online here:<br> Instagram - @aminataonline<br> Twitter - @aminataonline<br> <br> Contact us: wdytax@gmail.com<br> </p>
June 7, 2021
<p>Today on WDYTAX we're joined by Dr. Lucy Burke. Lucy is an academic at Manchester Met specialising in literary and cultural disability studies and the medical humanities. Her study explores how dementia and learning disabilities are represented across a range of literary, filmic, televisual and auto/biographical texts, and how we might draw upon ways of working in arts and humanities develop creative ways of working with disabled people and older people living with dementia.<br> <br> Currently working with Access All Areas theatre company on an Arts Council England project Transforming Leadership and coming to the end of a major AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council) project D4D exploring disabled people’s experiences of community.</p> <p>Links mentioned in the episode:<br> http://www.accessallareastheatre.org/transforming-leadership<br> https://sickfestival.com/2019_events/graphic-encounters-event/</p> <p>Music by Chris Tybjerg<br> Cover art by <a href="http://www.irondragondesign.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.irondragondesign.com</a></p>
May 24, 2021
<p>This week on WDYTAX we’re joined by three-time cancer survivor Sam Rose; PhD research student, Head of Content at a digital marketing agency and author of Gut Feelings - a book about her experiences with cancer and Lynch Syndrome. Among other things, in this episode, we talk to Sam about how cancer has shaped her identity and her ‘dark humour’, how to be a good supporter to cancer patients and, importantly, what percentage of her organs have been removed….place your bets!<br> <br> Find Sam at www.writersam.co.uk or @writersamr on Twitter.</p> <p>Sam's book Gut Feelings: Coping with cancer and living with Lynch syndrome can be found on Amazon at www.amazon.co.uk/Gut-Feelings-Coping-Cancer-Syndrome/dp/B08T6BTJZ3/<br> <br> As always catch us at @aboutxpodcast to carry on the discussion after.<br> <br> Music by Chris Tybjerg<br> Cover art by www.irondragondesign.com</p> <p><br></p>
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Each episode will be a themed discussion with X being anything from automation to zealots. With backgrounds in political philosophy, artificial intelligence and professional marketing, Simon Stevens, Adam Sroka and Pel Pearcey will try and make some sense of things, understand things that we might not have thought about before and hopefully pose some deeper questions along the way.
Music by Chris Tybjerg Cover art by www.irondragondesign.com
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