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James Graham wrote the 麻豆约拍 hit series Sherwood. He speaks to 麻豆约拍 Upload's Dean Jackson on the red carpet of the series two premier and shares his top tips for budding screenwriters. Also hear the poem 'Wheelbarrow Race' from Salisbury based Rosie Lewis which she wrote to rally herself, but serves as poem to rally others too. As it's back to school week, Adam's dug into the archives to bring you Clevedon School's teachers who have done their own version of Baz Luhrmann's track 'Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)' which sits as good advice for new pupils at the start of a new school year. Plus Cheltenham comedian Shirley Halse has uploaded a comedy sketch that's got a witty way to fall asleep with the help of your boyfriend's boring chat about his favourite topics.

North Somerset poet Zero Haze has uploaded a poem all about coming to terms with identity, sexuality and who you are called 'Finally Found Myself (All We Want)' and Clevedon poet Peter Rossiter explores the power of AI through his verse. Podcaster and voice actor Melissa Thom chats to Adam about working in the voice acting industry and shares her top tips on breaking into the job. Plus hear the micro-fiction that's under 100 words long from Jackie Inglis that is all about an intended wake.

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