Overcome

Human Rights Lawyer, Suuad Genem-George speaks about using her connection with nature and the spirit of her grandfather to provide her with the emotional support she needed throughout her life. From her childhood growing up in Palestine, surrounded by nature and a loving family, to her time spent in prison and finally her move to England as a refugee.

Links to Suaad’s Work:
https://exeter-respect.org/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fONv3WdE1EU
http://www.westhillendowment.org/centre-for-human-rights-and-social-equality

Featured Music:

Yanka – My Sorrow is Luminous
George Georgia – Positive Endings
Perpetuum Mobile – Penguin Café Orchestra
Ratatat – Black Heroes
The Album Leaf – Window
Richard Lacey – Falling Forever
Glowworm – Periphescence
Eluvium – Requiem on Frankfort Ave
Al Bowlly – Guilty
Oscar Peterson Trio – Hymn to Freedom

Featuring: Suaad Genem-George

Hosted and Produced by Adam Aspinall

Sanitising Death

Audio, Factual

Hannah found a family member dead in her apartment when she returned home from work. The experience of facing this traumatic event alone, with no family or friends to help her, forced Hannah to consider a career most never would.

Fixtures: Life on and off the pitch

Audio, Factual

A portrait of Lindsay, an amateur football player from Milton in Glasgow. Lindsay fell in love with football at a young age and has been passionate about it ever since. This is the story of how football has shaped her life and who she is today.