Free Thinking at Uproot Festival
Crime writer David Mark and poet Adelle Stripe join Matthew Sweet and others in front of an audience to debate Hull's links with the wider world. From the Uproot Festival.
Island city mentality or gateway to the world? Hull-based crime writer and former journalist David Mark, poet Adelle Stripe and Slung Low artistic director Alan Lane join Matthew Sweet to debate Hull's links with the wider world, while playwright Esther Wilson suggest what residents can learn from another port city which has been City of Culture - Liverpool.
Recorded with an audience at Hull Truck Theatre as part of Radio 3's Uproot festival for Hull 2017.
Producer: Torquil MacLeod.
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Podcast - Free Thinking at Uproot Festival
Author David Mark and poet Adelle Stripe join Matthew Sweet and an audience at Hull Truck
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Interviewed Guest | David Mark |
| Interviewed Guest | Adelle Stripe |
| Interviewed Guest | Alan Lane |
| Presenter | Matthew Sweet |
| Interviewed Guest | Esther Wilson |
| Producer | Torquil MacLeod |
Broadcast
- Thu 6 Apr 2017 22:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 3
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