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Finding Folk Music

Posted on: August 7, 2018 Last updated on: August 8, 2018 Written by: cascott Comments: 0

One woman’s exploration of the question: what is folk music anyway? Carolyn Scott details her troubles in finding a definition for Scottish folk music that actually fits.

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The Search for a Familiar Face

Posted on: August 5, 2018 Last updated on: August 8, 2018 Written by: cascott Comments: 0

What does it mean when there’s no one on TV or in films that really looks like you? When you can’t find a character to relate to does it make you an outcast, a stranger or “not allowed”?

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Review: Latest and Greatest Podcasts

Posted on: August 1, 2018 Last updated on: August 8, 2018 Written by: cascott Comments: 0

Our in-house podcast fanatic, Rachel Mackie, gives a rundown of what’s new and what’s hot in the land of podcasts.

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Review: Adam Kay, This is Going to Hurt

Posted on: August 1, 2018 Last updated on: August 8, 2018 Written by: cascott Comments: 0

When the 2016 junior doctors’ dispute kicked off one former doctor-turned-scriptwriter armed himself with a pen.

Now Adam Kay’s debut book is set to be adapted into a major eight-part BBC comedy-drama exploring the secret diaries of a junior doctor.

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In Conversation: Sounding Structures with Dr Katrina Burton

Posted on: June 20, 2018 Last updated on: August 8, 2018 Written by: cascott Comments: 0

Dr Katrina Burton is an accomplished composer who takes inspiration from the visual arts, particularly architecture. But, unlike many who would approach site-specific compositions through working with the acoustics of a room, Katrina takes a different approach…

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Finding Folk Music

One woman's exploration of the question: what is folk music anyway? Carolyn Scott details her troubles in finding a definition for Scottish folk music that actually fits.
Continue reading “In Conversation: Sounding Structures with Dr Katrina Burton”…

The Search for a Familiar Face

What does it mean when there's no one on TV or in films that really looks like you? When you can't find a character to relate to does it make you an outcast, a stranger or "not allowed"?
Continue reading “In Conversation: Sounding Structures with Dr Katrina Burton”…

Editorial: When we Design for Inclusion Everyone Wins

At Footnote we believe that designing for inclusion can force us to look at a problem from a different angle. It can help us to understand the scope of new innovations. Come join us in designing for inclusion, who knows what we might stumble upon.
Continue reading “In Conversation: Sounding Structures with Dr Katrina Burton”…

Review: Latest and Greatest Podcasts

Our in-house podcast fanatic, Rachel Mackie, gives a rundown of what's new and what's hot in the land of podcasts.
Continue reading “In Conversation: Sounding Structures with Dr Katrina Burton”…

Review: Adam Kay, This is Going to Hurt

When the 2016 junior doctors’ dispute kicked off one former doctor-turned-scriptwriter armed himself with a pen. Now Adam Kay’s debut book is set to be adapted into a major eight-part BBC comedy-drama exploring the secret diaries of a junior doctor.
Continue reading “In Conversation: Sounding Structures with Dr Katrina Burton”…

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