
Running monthly for the past few years at Southbank Centre in London, Violet Nights is a real-life forum for online conversations with music, performance and discussion in front of a live audience. You can hear the best bits of these discussions held at the UK’s biggest arts centre through this series of podcasts. Violet Nights is a free monthly event curated by young people for young people. Join... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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We’re unpicking common narratives around the climate emergency in this episode, asking what’s the impact if discussions on it are dominated by the white middle classes? And what do terms like climate emergency, climate crisis and climate justice actu... more
This one highlights the experiences of minorities in the fitness scene, the rise in sober spaces and the importance of movement in our daily lives. The event was curated by Kim Ngo & Rachel Tran from fitness collective Food and Lycra, which aims to b... more
In this latest podcast, we focus on black women’s experiences shaving their heads, whilst navigating the politics of British barbershop culture. Inspired by Artist Ruth Sutoyé’s project Bald Black Girl(s), the discussion is chaired by journalist and ... more
In this latest episode, we are joined by south London rapper Novelist who has curated this Violet Nights event. Tonight's event is all about being an independent, DIY creative in the music business and features Novelist and his friends from the indus... more
In this latest podcast we are joined by acclaimed theatre company Cardboard Citizens, who present a new play called Stressing my Identity that questions the stigma around youth homelessness. The play encourages audience members to think differently a... more
This latest podcast is on Queer Activism Now as we celebrate LGBTQ+ rights in the UK thirty years on from the Stonewall Riots in New York. The panel share some uncomfortable truths and suggest positive solutions. Chairing the discussion is Journalist... more
This episode is a celebration of women in Grime and features some of the females in the scene who are pushing the genre forward. It’s chaired by journalist, broadcaster and author of Generation Vexed, Kieran Yates and joining her on stage are C Cane,... more
This episode is on how the so-called Windrush scandal affected both those who initially came to the UK and the next generation. The scandal erupted in 2018 with residents who had lived in this country for years having their rights threatened or remov... more
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