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Our January cover artist Paula Reid talks creative community and her love of Brutalism
Tue 21 Jan 2025This month’s cover artist Paula Reid tells us about her inspirations, projects and love of Brutalism…
Human rights barrister and author Christian Weaver talks about his second book, The Right To Protest
Wed 15 Jan 2025Rising Nottingham star Christian Weaver was named Legal Aid Newcomer of the Year in 2023 for his tenacious work addressing dangerous public housing. The Secret Barrister called his first book ‘exceptional‘ - we join him now as he releases his second, Your Right To Protest...
Switch Up founder Marcellus Baz talks about changing the lives of disadvantaged young people
Mon 13 Jan 2025The story of Dr Marcellus Baz BEM is stuff of Nottingham legend. From a kid weighed down by poverty to the leader of an internationally recognised social enterprise, he’s lifted countless people out of disadvantaged backgrounds while inspiring others along the way. Having started collaborating more often with businesses and charities across the city, he made time in his busy schedule to chat with us about the credo behind his long career.
Paddy Sneath of Working Man's Kitchen talks about opening a new pizzeria in Sneinton Market
Mon 16 Dec 2024Home of the viral Pizza Dog, Working Man’s Kitchen built a national reputation from a humble food truck. Now it’s starting a new chapter as an independent pizzeria with an important cause at its heart. Co-food editor Lucy Campion sits down with Paddy Sneath, the working man behind the kitchen, to find out more about his pizzeria and journey from pylon painter to pizza maker.
Our December cover artist Marcus Gilmore talks inspirations and staying creative
Thu 12 Dec 2024This month’s cover artist, Beeston-based Marcus Gilmore talks about his mythic and fantastical inspirations as an illustrator and printmaker, staying creative, and capturing the spirit of Christmas in this edition’s magical cover art...
Nadia on... disability
Tue 03 Dec 2024Nottingham East MP Nadia Whittome writes about disability rights, recognition and representation.
Live poetry review: Power Cut by Poets off the Endz at Fishergate Point
Wed 20 Nov 2024Sunday evening at Fishergate Point was buzzing with anticipation for the latest performance by creative collective Poets Off The Endz, who kicked off the first night of their new project with Chapter 1: Power Cut. The concept: a power cut. The question: what comes to light when the power goes out?
Friends, football, and poetry
Wed 20 Nov 2024With male loneliness widespread in our modern age, award-winning poet Lewis Buxton comes to Nottingham to share his very personal struggles and how he found a way forward...
Our November cover artist Jenny Mure talks creativity and comics
Thu 14 Nov 2024This month’s cover artist Jenny Mure talks about drawing Ned Ludd, life as a comics artist and getting inspiration from myth and folklore.
Nate Kitch: Tomorrow Might Not Happen; Now @ Wormhole Weekend @ Nottingham Comedy Festival
Sun 10 Nov 2024Nadia on... the right to protest
Mon 04 Nov 2024Nottingham East Labour MP talks about the right to protest
Chris Lawton of Skate Nottingham talks about the new Road to Tram Line Spot film by Georgianna Scurfield
Tue 29 Oct 2024Skate Nottingham's Chris Lawton walks (or should that be skates?) us down the long, sometimes arduous, road to the new Road to Tram Line Spot film by Georgianna Scurfield, now released on LeftLion...
Dom Joly talks dangerous cows, mind controlling vaccines and the Finland hoax
Mon 21 Oct 2024Dom Joly has scoured the globe for the weirdest conspiracy theories in existence. He shares his insights into this anarchic world with the Nottingham Playhouse audience.
Alfie Brown talks broken down BMW's and banana bread
Sun 20 Oct 2024Comedian Alfie Brown's journey from Top Shop to top billing has met challenges along the way. Ahead of his forthcoming Open Hearted Human Enquiry tour, Alfie shares his insights into the lessons learned thus far...