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Spinners of Yarns

By: Roual Galloway
  • Summary

  • Spinners of Yarns is a new series of Podcasts rooted within the subcultures of the 1970s and 1980s.
    Ruler Promotions Ltd 2022
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Episodes
  • Russ Forman (DJ Dribbler)
    Jun 9 2024

    Russ Forman is a deejay, producer and writer who currently spends his time flitting between Ibiza and London. He's written two books under the alias of DJ Dribbler with 'Harry's Kebabs' and 'The Take Away.'

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    43 mins
  • Two Brown Owls
    May 27 2024

    Two Brown Owls are Jaqi Loye Brown and Diana Brown.

    Firstly, they’re not related, not that they know of anyway. They simply share the surname Brown, very common in Jamaica. Jaqi’s parents, were both Jamaican, as was Diana’s father...her mother Italian.

    They found it strange they hadn’t met before, considering their many similarities. Both live in North Kensington, aka Da Grove/Portobello Rd, home to Notting Hill Carnival and are over 55 (that’s as much as they’ll reveal). Significantly, they were both signed music artists during the early 1990s. They’re into crafting and keen hobbyists, from photography to fashion accessories and also happen to be human parents to small dogs.

    Given these coincidences, the Browns were inspired to work together after meeting at a writing workshop facilitated in their neighbourhood by theatre director, Yasmeen Arden, who provided the foreword for this book. At the intersection of show business and life, these self-proclaimed wise owls are here to reclaim their space, this time as authors. Songwriters in another life, theirs is a passion remained undiminished.

    They’ve extinguished their imposter syndromes and agreed to put themselves out there once more with intention. They gave themselves permission to extol their vulnerabilities for the greater good and authenticity of this project. Naturally, they’re nervous about it. However, performance poetry and reading are baked in skillsets neither of them will ever lose. They found the whole process an expression of well-being and healing.

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    43 mins
  • Colin Burnett (Author)
    May 27 2024

    We talked with author Colin Burnett regarding his novels 'A Working Class State of Mind' and 'Who's Aldo?' Both novels are set in Edinburgh and are written in local Embra Scottish dialect. Colin has Asperger's Syndrome and is also dyslexic and dyspraxia so these books are major achievement in pursuing your dreams.

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    33 mins

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