
Held In Common celebrates the stories that are held in our communities, in our common knowledge, in our folk histories and in our everydays. It seeks to bring together diverse voices and to celebrate all that we have, and hold, in common. This second series focuses on Home Truths: stories from Bristol residents about the positive actions they are taking to create secure homes for themselves and ot... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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To conclude our Home Truths series, we are delighted to devote this episode to the voices of Eastville residents, who were interviewed and recorded by D-M Withers during the first Covid-19 lockdown almost exactly one year ago. These residents have ta... more
The third of three special episodes created in partnership with Shelter Bristol as part of our Home Truths Series.
Bristol residents and organisations share their bold future visions for Bristol homes and ask different - and sometimes difficult ques... more
The second of three special episodes created in partnership with Shelter Bristol as part of our Home Truths Series.
Bristol residents and organisations share how they have been working together and building networks to take collective action on hous... more
The first of three special episodes created in partnership with Shelter Bristol as part of our Home Truths Series.
Bristol residents and organisations share their individual stories of home and housing in the city. From refugees seeking sanctuary, t... more
A special episode in partnership with Bristol Refugee Festival: www.bristolrefugeefestival.org
Bristol refugee residents, asylum seekers and residents from host communities share how the changes we’ve seen during the pandemic have allowed the... more
People from across Bristol talk about the benefits of slowing down during lockdown - from learning calligraphy and tree recognition to spending more time with family and feeling, simply, more human. I interview Lou Clark about The Network’s new digit... more
Bristol residents talk about food moments that have been making them smile during Coronavirus: from sharing food with neighbours to cooking for the community and creating a surprisingly brown pasta sauce!
I interview Georgina Bolton from The Archite... more
Bristolians talk about the unexpected good theyve discovered during the Coronavirus outbreak - from reduced traffic to having more time to reflect and remember. I interview an Easton resident who has set up socially-distanced weekly concerts - and te... more










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