AUDIO - Columbia Solidarity Street Theatre & How to Self-Publish

bristol | media and culture | news report Sunday March 09, 2008 01:45 by Dialect - Bristol Broadband Co-operative

this week's hour long podcast from Dialect radio

Dialect Radio is a Bristol (UK) internet broadcasting co-operative run by volunteers. Our main activity is our weekly current affairs and arts magazine programme Dialect, which is recorded at the British Empire and Commonwealth museum at Temple Meads.

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Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:

(00:01:26): News featuring the latest on the Princess Diana inquest, including excerpts of interviews with Mohammad Al Fayed and Princess Diana.
(00:10:33): Report on the protests staged by Bristol's Columbia Solidarity Campaign against state sponsored violence in Columbia.
(00:20:37): DJ Samurai from DC Breaks talks about producing drum and bass music and on vinyl records.
(00:25:18): Studio guest June Wentland, author of children's books, talks about the challenges and rewards of self-publishing her own works.
(00:35:51): Sally Allnutt and her musings about the height of ceilings.
(00:49:46): What's On Guide.

Producers: Sally Allnutt, Malcolm Grieve
Reporters: Tony Gosling, Anthea Page
Presenters: Lisa Braiden, John Peters-Coleman
What's On guide: Jeff Sparkes
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran