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Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
How Nina Simone inspired Zena Edwards's poem about Sarah Reed, who died in police custody.
  1. Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
    02:52
    Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
  2. The Guy Barker Orchestra's Blue Note medley
    13:47
    The Guy Barker Orchestra's Blue Note medley
  3. Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
    19:49
    Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
  4. Reflections on Tokyo, 1958
    02:27
    Reflections on Tokyo, 1958
  5. 1990: The World Premiere of James MacMillan's The Confession of Isobel Gowdie
    01:02
    1990: The World Premiere of James MacMillan's The Confession of Isobel Gowdie
  6. Maxim Calver | Cello | United Kingdom
    18:28
    Maxim Calver | Cello | United Kingdom
  7. Binding the Booker
    01:45
    Binding the Booker
  8. Christian Bale considers Steven Spielberg and hedgehogs
    01:35
    Christian Bale considers Steven Spielberg and hedgehogs
  9. Mixital: Long Eared Owl
    01:02
    Mixital: Long Eared Owl
  10. Smile Love It Might Never Happen: Staff Do
    06:26
    Smile Love It Might Never Happen: Staff Do
  11. A glimpse behind the scenes at the Museum of the Home
    02:14
    A glimpse behind the scenes at the Museum of the Home
  12. Exclusive: Architecture for life and death
    02:32
    Exclusive: Architecture for life and death
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    Richard Mosse: Incoming
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