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What can be learned from the suffering of the rich? Listen now (8 min) | How I was cheered up by an article that argued I needed to make £300k to live comfortably in London
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Friday Poem: On Jordan Peterson’s assertion on Question Time that racism should be tackled on an individual level because the concept of st…Listen now (6 min) | A poem followed by a blog
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Friday Poem: Declared GoodsListen now (1 min) | We never count how many “goods” we utter each day. Good morning. Good weather. Goodnight, sweetheart. The Lord looked upon his cre…
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Writing for The BeastListen now (5 min) | How W.S. Graham’s The Beast in the Space can help orient the writer in a hyper-connected world
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Friday Poem: The Good NewsListen now (1 min) | I pass him at the same time most mornings, pacing, proselytising, jeans turned up, casual shirt ironed, unlike mine, and I think a…
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Remembering the Ice Bucket Challenge after watching Jordan Peele’s UsListen now (5 min) | The following blog contains spoilers for the Jordan Peele film, Us. Being so-on-the-button with the latest trends and cultural hap…
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Poem in which the dove that Roy Batty releases at the end of Blade Runner develops an unquenchable thirst for power and becomes TwitterListen now (1 min) | I didn’t ask for a hand that has made murder to clamp down my wings and tail feathers as the ubermensch that caught me attained sa…
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What Blade Runner 2049 says about quitting social mediaListen now (10 min) | Do Androids tweet electric hot takes?
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The Good Life was so bad, it made me want to quit streaming.Listen now (6 min) | In the years since I returned to gaming, I have enjoyed reading reviews or comments online about really bad games. Not disappointi…
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The Moon is not a ClichéListen now (1 min) | A public service announcement
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Poems written during Wednesday’s live stream (15/10/21)Listen now (4 min) | One last visit to the Lake
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Why being a scenester isn’t always an option for introverted artistsListen now (6 min) | Not wanting to create within the context of a collective is not always a case of the “lone genius”
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