TA hidden collection of podcasts created for a good audience is as close to Vibranium as the broadcast industry can find. Leading players and distributors such as BBC, Spotify and Acast are already highlighting black voices because they are rich in potential. When did you hear the George podcast? The industry is on track to win the 2019 British Podcast Awards with five wins. George is not a descendant of experienced Radio 4 students; He is closer to the potter than to Pierce Plut. As there are many disturbing underground activities in the arts and culture, something goes to the main room, and organizational interests follow – check out punk, hip-hop, grammar and now podcasts.
Mysterious infusion of black British podcast is made up of four ingredients. Characters and amazing characters we have never heard of before. Reaching new areas or familiar experiences with new perspectives. Next up is Lenny Henry, Trevor Nelson or Charlene White – and, as the poet George puts it, a wide variety of stories from a large gallery of Western European art and literature. This is what you may have missed.
Have you heard of George Podcast?
When did you hear the George podcast? The industry is on track to win the 2019 British Podcast Awards with five wins. George is not a descendant of an experienced Radio 4 graduate; He is close [Barking rapper] Potter Payer from Pierce Plowit. For the third installment, George and Sonic’s co-founder Benberrick immersive audio re-enacted the medium. Their art cocktail is the prolific rock and hip-hop love story of poetry, social commentary and distorted narratives.
In good company
Author Otega Uwagba, who says we need to talk about money, covers everything from feminism to financial management in this show, from interviews with many unfamiliar cultural voices. The tone of the conversation is clear and friendly, but not harsh (see the Black Scott podcast below). You feel the thoughts and feelings of powerful vulnerable women; The perfect counter for the “strong black woman” trope.
Bass Culture UK – How baseball music shaped British culture
Michael Riley, a reggae member and co-founder of Reggae Steel, interviewed Dennis Bovel, Don Lett and Linton Kwesi Johnson in British podcasts in this podcast. This show is a perfect example of Jamaica’s record producer Lloyd Coxson, who shares an awkward story of how he and DJ Duke Reid went from being friends to bitter rivals.
Wrapped
Podcasting is also an opportunity to explore long-form documentaries, such as a new article on black hair, which was originally aired on TV commissioners and rejected as “the audience is not interested in black stories.” Made by Leanne Ali and Sylvie Carlos, it combines a twisted world of topics, everything from pre-colonial history to billion-dollar industry economics, as well as controversial social politics.
Black Scott Pod
The simplest and most effective podcast format is “BanterCast”, where two friends come together and make fun of life, the universe, and everything else. With Black Scott Pod, Shirley McFerson and Suzy Mwanza embarrassing Frank Boyle. Expect a debate over the recent shortage of Nicki Minaj, False Pass, Love Island and Black Scott movies. Other popular bankers are installed, mind you, a party, outdoors, a black woman’s watch and – form OGs – receipts and 3 tequila bullets all down the jaw.
Bernard Achampong And Andrew Spain They are the founders of an uncorrected podcast network.
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