Together Unlocked! Highlights & Links November 2020

30 November 2020 Our 100th episode!

Angry Fish sings his Covid-19 version of We Will Survive.
Relax with Awa: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrck2-KCTkXHjs8cxLkHj8g

27 November 2020

Sahera Khan talks about her work and career before her performance tomorrow of The Cockerel and the Fox. Book here.

Sterre Ploeger shows how to make a festive Zoom background.

Robin Surgeoner aka Angry Fish: Don’t Never Give Up

Something for the Weekend:

Explore the Natural History Museum here: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit/virtual-museum.html

Saturday 28th 11:00 GMT (Free) The Art of the Pinch: A Lecture and Demonstration on Tsumami Zaiku – Craft along with YAMASHITA Tomomi and Cora Fung. Tsumami zaiku is a traditional Japanese craft of folding and pinching colourful pieces of cloth, enabling you to create day-to-day accessories. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-art-of-the-pinch-a-lecture-and-demonstration-on-tsumami-zaiku-tickets-126569212923?aff=ebdssbcitybrowse

Feminist Academics Talk Back! – Women’s Rights and Academia in the Age of the Thoughtless Mob: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/feminist-academics-talk-back-tickets-128551973413?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch#listing-organizer

Follow the Jules Verne Crewed Race Trophy here:https://www.yachtingworld.com/news/jules-verne-trophy-foiling-round-the-world-sailing-record-128667

25 November 2020

The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here. There are currently four exhibitions open to explore; together with Jessica Starns’ live art project; resources to make your own Muerto Ofrenda; the recordings of the opening night performances from 12 November; Live Art from Rebecca Redican and Gobscure; Act Up! Newham’s interactive online gallery I am Toni…Who am I?; and family activities Strings & Things and Making Fingers & Paper Scruffy Puppets with Hazel Brill.

Poems from this morning’s Together! 2012 Pop-Up Poetry Club (today’s theme was Music):

Taylor Henville: On music

On music
I don’t know what to say
It’s just there, everyday
It soothes and calms
It sizzles and sparks
Rumbles and crackles
It punctures the dark
and plucks a tune
On your heartstrings
Melodic, atmospheric
Its soul electric.

Dawn Barber: The Music Flowing

Music, music how I love to listen, you show me a new path to my life,
As you flow over me like the waves of the sea making me feel happy,
Lisa Stansfield, Kylie and much much more, you bring me to a big door of light,
Beat beat hurling my feet, please keep flowing over me.

Julie Newman: The Night the Music Died

The walls echo with music keeping me awake.
Thud, thud, thud the the walls now shake.
No sleep for me, this dark night.
The curtains closed, no light
Shines through, as my head starts to bang
With the sound breaking though…crash, clang.

What music is this, that thuds with heavy beat?
The windows shake, no other sound in the street,
Just the car alarms screaming in the discord
Now becomes a chorus, that roared
Into the otherwise silent night. Sleep does not come
To drown out the thud of the drum, the drum.

As I struggle to hear a tune within the sound,
No melody stirs, no words save the bay of the hound
Awoken, complaining, from the house up the road.
And the beat still went on. Unstoppable it flowed
From the house full of light, full of sound,
As the laughter and shouting hit the ground.

The lights in the windows come on one by one,
Nobody impressed at the shouty, loud song.
And I wait to hear the rowdy sounds die down.
Some pause, some release from the noise now grown,
Filling my world, as the neighbours awake.
They too wait for for something to break.

But without warning, a chorus of song,
Loudly shouted, all together as one.
No tune yet disclosed. Just noise filled the night.
Then silence. Blissful quiet. Not a sound to blight
The early hours. All paused, ready to hide,
But quiet reigned, sleep beckoned and the music died.

Blake Jarrette Gibbons: Music, Poetry, Lyrics: A Story

Music is such a beautiful thing, it is gives off vibes and emotions, those sounds so powerful that they release a inner energy. Many bands and artists take you on a different path, through different seas, flying through different skies and  round different rollercoasters of emotions, it’s a story

Let the lyrics take you on a journey. Take these verses from different songs rolled together to make this poem, ready for the journey?

What can I do to make you love me
What can I do to make you care
What can I say to make you feel this
What can I do to get you there
There’s only so much I can take
And I just got to let it go
And who knows I might feel better, yeah
If I don’t try and I don’t hope

When you feel my heat, look into my eyes, it’s where my demons hide, it’s where my demons hide, don’t get to close, it’s dark inside, it’s where my demons hide, it’s where my demons hide

Hit the road where it forks down
Made good decisions, start from the gutter, you know it
Big city lives, fast lane living but
You never forgot your roots, oh oh
Back in town, daddy’s advice
Baby don’t forget that you,
Shine a light, shine a light, shine a light
Shine a light, shine a light
Everywhere you go

If I got locked away and we lost it all today would you still love me the same? If I showed you my flaws if I couldn’t be strong, tell me would you still love me the same?

I would take the stars out of the sky for you, Stop the rain from falling if you asked me to.
I’d do anything for you, your wish is my command, I could move a mountain when your hand is in my hand
Words cannot express how much you mean to me
There must be some other way to make you see, If it takes my heart and soul, you know I’d pay the price.

Feeling my way through the darkness
Guided by a beating heart
I can’t tell where the journey will end
But I know where to start
They tell me I’m too young to understand
They say I’m caught up in a dream
Well life will pass me by if I don’t open up my eyes
Well that’s fine by me.

I saw the signs and I ignored it
Rose-colored glasses all distorted
Set fire to my purpose
And I let it burn
You got off on the hurtin’
When it wasn’t yours, yeah
We’d always go into it blindly
I needed to lose you to find me
This dancing was killing me softly
I needed to hate you to love me.

This journey is nearing its end, fancy another journey, go on go on, go and put the music on.

Songs used:

Virtual Naturewatch with assistance dog Merlot

Sport

“One Shot” – A short documentary about photography and photographers at the Olympic Games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gSptkAs8qk

A new co-operation deal between the Commonwealth Games Federation and the International Paralympic Committee has been signed allowing them to work together on both sporting and non-sporting matters to improve Para-Sport and Disability Rights. For more details see: https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1101198/commonwealth-games-federation-ipc

Gaming

Positive benefits of gaming on mental health. A recent report from Oxford University showed that gaming can boost wellbeing — this is one of the first studies to use actual playing time and not self-reported playing time. This was only a small study using two games, meaning that a much larger study is needed to track potential benefits across the whole genre. For more information see: http://www.theguardian.com/games/2020/nov/16/video-gaming-can-benefit-mental-health-find-oxford-academics

23 November 2020

The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here. There are currently four exhibitions open to explore; together with Jessica Starns’ live art project; resources to make your own Muerto Ofrenda; the recordings of the opening night performances from 12 November; Live Art from Rebecca Redican and Gobscure; and family activities Strings & Things and Making Fingers & Paper Scruffy Puppets with Hazel Brill.

Invitation to the premiere of I am Toni (Tuesday 24 November 7pm).

Stop-Motion Animation Apps: Stop Motion is free for iOS or Android and uses the device’s camera to create a film: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stop-motion-studio/id441651297

Vendee Globe Challenge: https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en

Relax with Awa: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrck2-KCTkXHjs8cxLkHj8g

20 November 2020

The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here. There are currently four exhibitions open to explore; together with Jessica Starns’ live art project; resources to make your own Muerto Ofrenda; the recordings of the opening night performances from 12 November; Live Art from Rebecca Redican and Gobscure; and a family activity Strings & Things.

On Tuesday 24 November 2020, Act Up! Newham present I am Toni.

  • The programme for the Together! 2020 Disability Film Festival (3-6 December) is available here. 
  • The programme for the Beautiful Octopus Club Festival (6-28 November) is available here.
  • The programme for DaDaFest: Translations (27 November-3 December) is available here.

Sterre Ploeger demonstrates how to make simple autumn lanterns using leaves, paint and paper.

T-shirt Day: Today is national Band T-shirt Day, promoted by BBC Radio Six Music who are playing the music from the bands named on your old t-shirts all day: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000pj19

Something for the Weekend

Robin recommends:

Play Bingo with your friends for free online This link takes you to a web site where you can play Bingo either on-line with lots of people by sharing a link, or you can choose to print off bingo cards if that makes it easier. The site includes a random number generator and then records the numbers as you go through a game so you can check when people call Line or House: https://myfreebingocards.com/numbers/1-90

Stay in & Eat Pop-Corn This link takes you to a site listing the best new film streaming releases.  Some of these films are very new, some of them are classics, re-mastered for streaming.  There is something on this list for just about everyone, from issues surround Black Lives Matter through to wedding based rom-com, so as I said something hopefully for almost everyone. https://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/best-new-movies-to-stream-this-week/

Julie says:

Amici Dance Company is running a Zoom dance workshop on 2 December. Places are limited so early booking is recommended. Amici is an inclusive dance company founded by Wolfgang Strange in 1980, and based at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith: https://amicidance.org/

It is Day 12 in the Vendee Global Challenge, with 33 teams circumnavigating the world. Currently Alex Thomson remains in the leading yacht off of the coast of Brazil moving towards Cape Horn. Another British sailor, Pip Hare lies in twenty second, and she gives a Thanksgiving Message on YouTube which shows the speed she is moving at: https://www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/233277/Vendee-Globe-Day-12-Le-Cam-still-in-the-picture

Josh’s choices:

TIME Magazine Top 100 Inventions of 2020 Using an evaluation which considered the originality, creativity, effectiveness, and impact, TIME has compiled a list of what they consider to be the best 100 inventions of 2020. The article can be accessed here: https://time.com/5911857/how-we-chose-best-inventions-2020/

International Swimming League 2020 Final This weekend marks the final of the 2020 ISL season, the top 4 teams from this years season compete to be crown the ultimate winner. This will be live on the BBC Sport website on Saturday and Sunday.

Autumn Nations Cup 2020 The 8-team International Rugby Union Competition enters its second week on Amazon Prime, the match can be watched live and on-demand with an Amazon Prime account.

18 November 2020

The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here. There are currently four exhibitions open to explore; Jessica Starns’ live art project; resources to make your own Muerto Ofrenda; the recordings of the opening night performances from 12 November; and a family activity Strings & Things.

Interview with the artist Gobscure about his forthcoming performance for us Hyena in Petticoats. Book here 

Virtual Naturewatch with assistance dog Merlot

Sport 

United Through Sport Festival: Article on the United Through Sport Festival, by the International Paralympic Committee as well as embedded videos from the finalists for the competition ran by the IPC which contributes to the celebrations: https://www.paralympic.org/news/ipc-unites-hundreds-organisations-support-uts-virtual-youth-festival

Importance of the Paralympics in today’s world: This is an article from which Josh pulled the two quotes from Andrew Parsons (IPC President) used in todays show, about the importance and the power of sport, in supporting and driving social change. https://www.paralympic.org/news/ipc-president-paralympics-needed-more-ever-2021

Lewis Hamilton: Josh talked about Lewis Hamilton who today was announced as the most influential Black person in the UK, use the link  to access the BBC article about the list and to see who else was listed including Stormzy and Michaela Coel: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-54973608

Gaming

The AbleGamers Accessibility Awards 2020 The AbleGamers Charity is an organisation founded and ran by Disabled Gamers we will talk in more detail about them next week, however in the meantime, for more info on their work their website can be accessed using this link: https://ablegamers.org An article on the Accessibility Awards can be accessed using this link, this page also has the stream of the awards show embedded in the article. (Note: The awards ceremony also has live captions): https://www.gamespot.com/articles/2020-video-game-accessibility-awards-announced/1100-6484476/

16 November 2020

The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here. There are currently four exhibitions open to explore; Jessica Starns’ live art project; resources to make your own Muerto Ofrenda; the recordings of the opening night performances from 12 November; and a family activity Strings & Things.

Interview with Together! 2020 Festival artist Ally Z about her career and exhibition and the Festival event on 17 November.

Diwali Rangoli by Pritesh PatelSeen from above, an orange candle has been placed at the centre of a flower made from red, orange and turquoise powders.

Stop-Motion Animation Apps: Stop Motion is free for iOS or Android and uses the device’s camera to create a film: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stop-motion-studio/id441651297 Animate is free for the Mac OS with inapp purchases: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/animation-desk-draw-animate/id946346179 The animated films discussed were Who framed Roger Rabbit?, Aardman Studios, and Morph on YouTube. This is Peter Lord at Aardman with a stop-motion challenge for young people: https://youtu.be/PDjDE8HmV0U

Relax with Awa: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrck2-KCTkXHjs8cxLkHj8g

13 November 2020

Disability Arts Festivals online this month:

  • The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here. There are currently four exhibitions open to explore; Jessica Starns’ live art project (see below); resources to make your own Muerto Ofrenda; and the recordings of the opening night performances. The first family activity is available from 3pm on Saturday 14 November.
  • The programme for the Together! 2020 Disability Film Festival (3-6 December) is available here. 
  • The programme for the Beautiful Octopus Club Festival (6-28 November) is available here.
  • The programme for DaDaFest: Translations (27 November-3 December) is available here.

Find out more about how to take a virtual walk with artist Jessica Starns here.

Sterre Ploeger demonstrates how to make a painting with leaves.

Something for the Weekend:

Diwali 

32 plays with captions are available to watch free online on Scenesaver as part of Stagetext’s Captioning Awareness Week. Scenesaver hosts films of independent theatre performances (any theatre maker is able to upload their own productions). https://www.scenesaver.co.uk/festivals/caw-2020/

His Dark Materials on BBC iPlayer:https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000b1v2/his-dark-materials

The Vendée Globe Challenge single-handed round-the-world yacht race launches this weekend. The best description of the race and its history is to be found in Wikipedia, but the Vendée Globe site gives tracking information for the current competitors:  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vendée_Globe
https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en/the-legend

The Autumn Nations Cup is an 8-team international which is streaming on Amazon Prime: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/video/storefront/?contentType=tournament&contentId=amzn1.dv.icid.b775c4bd-89fe-4da5-a429-acb8d66aa72c&ref=dvm_uk_sl_gen_zzz_hdTDBnWMc_c476288611902_s

International Swimming League Semi Finals on BBC Sport:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/swimming

Formula 1 in Turkey on Channel 4 Saturday – Qualifying Highlights. Sunday – Race Highlights.

11 November 2020

Find out more about how to take a virtual walk with artist Jessica Starns here.

Disability Arts Festivals online this month

  • The programme for the Together! 2020 Disability Film Festival (3-6 December) is available here.
  • The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here.
  • The programme for the Beautiful Octopus Club Festival (6-28 November) is available here.
  • The programme for DaDaFest: Translations (27 November-3 December) is available here.

Invitation to the premiere of I am Toni (Tuesday 24 November 7pm).
Virtual Naturewatch: Merlot walks in the wood in autumn.

9 November 2020

Disability Arts Festivals online this month

  • The programme for the Together! 2020 Disability Film Festival (3-6 December) is available here.
  • The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival (11 November-10 December) is available here.
  • The programme for the Beautiful Octopus Club Festival (6-28 November) is available here.
  • The programme for DaDaFest: Translations (27 November-3 December) is available here.

Waiting to Go Out: A sign-poem by Sterre Ploeger

Relax with Awa: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrck2-KCTkXHjs8cxLkHj8g

6 November 2020

Disability History Month free festivals

  • The programme for the Making History Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival is available here.
  • The programme for the Beautiful Octopus Club Festival is available here.
  • The programme for DaDaFest is available here.

Sterre Ploeger demonstrates how to make leaf-shaped winter decorations.Sterre used Das modelling clay to create her leaf decorations, but you can also make modelling clay at home using flour, salt and water: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/how-make-salt-dough-recipe Sterre used paint to decorate her clay leaves, but you can also use gilding wax which can be rubbed on and dries very quickly: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gilding-Wax/s?k=Gilding+Wax

Something for the Weekend:

Away from the screen, make a lockdown ‘bucket list’ and motivate yourself with a timescale to complete as many things as you can – these can be creative or practical and could include:

  1. Play board or card games, or if you’re on your own or like to play on your own, find a new free online game to play.
  2. Check in the cupboards and see if you have the ingredients to cook something just for your enjoyment (or to share if you want).
  3. Do a jigsaw puzzle.
  4. Read a book.
  5. Write a letter to yourself to document how you are feeling at the moment.
  6. De-Clutter your favourite space.
  7. Sit down for 3 minutes at the beginning of every hour and focus on you
  8. Watch your favourite movie

32 plays with captions are available to watch free online on Scenesaver as part of Stagetext’s Captioning Awareness Week. Scenesaver hosts films of independent theatre performances (any theatre maker is able to upload their own productions). https://www.scenesaver.co.uk/festivals/caw-2020/

Lots of free events are listed on Eventbrite (you can also book tickets for the Making History Together! 2020 Festival on Eventbrite): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/d/online/free–events–this-weekend/?page=1

Wired ‘5 Levels’ YouTube series: In each episode an expert is asked to explain their field of work / study to five different people at five different levels (Child, Teenager, University Student, Post-Grad Student, and an Expert / peer). The series covers a wide range of topics, and the whole playlist can be found using the link below. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLibNZv5Zd0dyCoQ6f4pdXUFnpAIlKgm3N

Fireworks Tap app This is a very simple app (Mac iOS) which allows you to make fireworks on your phone. The designer of the app created it to entertain their infant son, and as such there are no menus, options or adds, making it very easy to use. Different fireworks are created by tapping and swiping on the screen: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/fireworks-tap/id938939446

Television:

It’s the last day of Autumn Watch on BBC at 8pm tonight. The Live Feed on the website features two sites in the New Forest and two on the Isle of May in Scotland. https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/e354mb/live/c6b5d4

Strictly Come Dancing on BBC Saturday and Sunday night – the website allows you to vote for three people for free: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006m8dq Plus there is a live blog from Heidi Stevens at the Guardian.
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/live/2020/oct/31/strictly-come-dancing-2020-week-two-live#img-1

Subscription channels: Josh recommends Star Trek Discovery (Netflix); The Mandalorian (Disney+); and The Queen’s Gambit (Netflix).

4 November 2020

The programme for the Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival is available here.

Poems from the Together! Pop-Up Poetry Club on the theme of ‘Morning’. 

Blake Jarrette Gibbons:  The Morning This Morning

The Morning after last night, the night ideally fell asleep at a good time of night, ready to open the curtains and face the day, the morning is like the warm-up session, time to get ready and set, creating a mental plan of action.

Radio goes on, hurry up 10:30 I want to listen to Pop Master on Radio 2 and see how bad or good my musical knowledge is today. If I know an answer I end up shouting at the radio, one correct answer that’s worth an extra cuppa tea, a bonus guessed correctly, that’s got to be worth a treat of some sort.

I used to be able to say I can party the night away, now I rather say I can lie and cuddle my teddy monkey and dream the night away and arise in the morning.

That hot soak in the shower helps feel lifted strain from the night and day before, a fresh clean feeling from the soap cleaning the outside while the smell helps release any stresses and washes them away down the drain. Even if I wake up after an insomniac night or a night of broken sleep a shower can help.

The smell of a fresh start, last night I may have been dancing in the moonlight, on holiday may wake up on the dock or the bay. A holiday , time to celebrate, is this morning, a morning hangover or a morning ready for more fun, maybe a swim or a run, if I’m alone could I get a morning shift playing on 2p slots? The morning ready for adventure, what will I do today, where will I go?

On a normal day, it’s time to take the dogs out, into the greenery of the park, walking under the trees and out on the open spaces, the quiet zone between the rush of the city. Better still when you can escape for the day away from that, hiding in the space of Hampstead Heath or even a escape out of the city. Ah well so beautiful, so sweet nature’s singing in the birds and blowing in the breeze, how the sky shines is more noticeable now. Get the dogs back clean all the mud off of them, if they’ve been for a swim try to dry them off, hopefully they’re still not dripping.

I wonder what music will be playing this morning through my radio, music, fresh clean feeling, a plan of action for the day, my mood and motivation.

Now I have had my warm session, my morning of preparation, I am ready for the day ahead.

Julie Newman: The morning

The morning is here…again
I sleep, I wake, the morning comes.
The unseen magician snaps his fingers
And the morning comes, again.

The sun is there, relentless.
Waiting to move through the day.
Until comes sleep, and as night fades,
The morning comes again.

The cycle relentlessly moves its course,
Time passes, then comes again
The day eases on, but the blessed relief
Of sleep is fleeting.

People change, they age,
Come and go. The seasons find their way,
Around the world nature takes her course.
And morning comes, again.

Our lives become full.
Full of laughter, full of life, sometimes tears.
The course uncharted and our own. We set sail
Through each day.

We stay, we move
Dancing our way, then pausing catching breath.
Waiting, til sleep calls us, the night time silent.
And morning comes again.

However bright, flawed,
Inflated by praise, defeated or tired.
The unseen magician will  snap his fingers,
And morning will come again.

Dawn Barber: Hello Morning

Morning is here, thankful for another day,
You can feel the cold more now and the frost,
You want to wrap the covers around you more in bed,
You’re glad to get dressed in your warm clothes and have a nice cup of tea,
Morning is getting colder but when there is a lot of sun shining through the window,
It makes it feel better to face the winter.

Dwain Bryan: The light of the day

You can open your eyes in the morning, and you can see the light of day,
You can open your eyes in the morning and you can see the sun make its sway,
Sunshine shining through your window, the sun making its appearance,
The light can slightly blind you but you never leave the sun behind you,
It may make you hot it may make you sweaty, but with the sun you always will be ready,
When the sun goes down as it always does, to give you comfort, think of the stars above.

Crystal Peasey: This Morning

This morning is very bright and very lovely blue sky,
although it’s very windy and the leaves are getting brown,
And I wish the poetry was a bit longer as most people take part,
In the first half until the second half it always seems like we lose half of the people,
In the second half I don’t think people do the full session,
Whether they have other things to do,
Or whether they have appointments,
Or they don’t take a bath!

And finally a poem about Halloween.

Duncan Bridgstock: ’ Weenies

The witches
had me
in
stitches
and
the
little
britches,
tricked
or
treated
for
riches.

Virtual Naturewatch with assistance dog Precious

Gaming

On today’s show Josh talked about some of the games he has been catching up on over the last few weeks, that he has missed in recent years. Josh talked about Gears of War 4 & 5, which are both 3rd-person shooting games and are Microsoft exclusives.

He also talked about Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, a first-person free running game, which is available on PC, XBox and PlayStation.

These games can be bought physically or to download digitally on your console, or to download as part of the Xbox Game Pass Subscription service, (this is how Josh is playing them). Details of the service can be found here: https://www.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-game-pass

Sport

Today on sport, Josh talked about England winning the Six Nation Rugby Union Championships. Here are two links, a breakdown of how the Men’s Team won the tournament, and a breakdown of the Women’s Teams final match, securing them a back-to-back Grand Slam. (An undefeated tournament).

Men’s: https://www.sixnationsrugby.com/2020/11/02/how-england-won-the-2020-guinness-six-nations/

Women’s: https://www.sixnationsrugby.com/report/england-clinch-grand-slam-with-bonus-point-win-in-italy/#report

2 November 2020

The programme for the Together! 2020 Disability History Month Festival is available here.

Appdate: https://jamkazam.com An app for learning songs, practising, and jamming with professionally played multi-track versions of songs available as purchasable downloads. Musicians can delete the track for their own instrument and use the rest as backing.  It also offers the opportunity to jam with other musicians live.

What’s App, Aunty?

Sterre Ploeger demonstrates the art of pumpkin making

Relax with Awa: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrck2-KCTkXHjs8cxLkHj8g

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