Apples and Snakes: The Podcast
Society & Culture
In this episode our host Yomi Sode talks to Zena Edwards and Eklipse about the use of music when it comes to poetry and what that means to the Black community as well as the isolation it can cause in the wider poetry community.
Zena shares some stories about her journey over the past two decades and Eklipse talks about why he made the move from poetry to Grime and the space and freedom that music gives him.
Zena shares her poem 'When the 33's spin'
Apples and Snakes:The Podcast is hosted by Yomi Sode with Sound production by Drew at Lab Studios.
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Ep 9 | The importance of owning and telling our own stories Part 1: The great unlearning
Ep 8 | Poetry in Education Part 2: It comes down to understanding the words and the lines
Ep 7 | Poetry In Education part 1: Man‘s a poet now.
Ep 6 | National Voices part 2: Creating space for development and growth
Ep 5 | National Voices Part 1: 'But I'm a poet as well"
EP 4 | Music Part 2: 'When poets write we conjure worlds and cast spells"
EP 2 | Publishing Part 2: 'We do it so our community lives forever'
EP 1 | Publishing Part 1: 'I'm just tryna be like you bro!'
EP 0 | Welcome to Apples and Snakes: The Podcast
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