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Curating a soundtrack particularly one as expansive and extensive as
It s a Sin s is rarely without obstacle, and Cooke makes it clear that working on this series was no exception. Still, though, he says that most of the artists and songwriters whose work was featured were very receptive to their recognizable songs being featured within the show, and he credits that warm response to Davies incredible pedigree (some of his past TV credits include the original revival of
Doctor Who, Queer as Folk, and the 2019 HBO/BBC series
Years and Years)
. We received several notes from some huge, huge artists or their estates wishing Russell well with the project and sending their best wishes, Cooke says.
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Last month on iRadio in partnership with the government of Ireland’s No Excuses campaign, we talked about creating a society that no longer excuses sexual harassment and sexual violence.
Louise Clarke on The Hub spoke to Loretta McDonagh from the Mayo Rape Crisis Centre about how we go about this change and sexual violence during a time of Covid.
Loretta explained how the change begins with people having the conversation with their peers around consent. If you see any act of sexual violence, it is important to speak up.
Loretta talked about how you can report sexual violence:
PROJECTS and charitable organisations supporting LGBTQ+ communities in Dorset could receive funding courtesy of Bournemouth’s pride festival Bourne Free. Launched in November 2019, the Bourne Free Community Fund provides financial assistance to projects and organisations which support the local LGBT+ community. The fund, which had a start-up amount derived from previous donations, will be primarily funded by a percentage of proceeds from all Bourne Free events, as well as additional donations from external contributors. Local groups and organisations can apply for up to £1000 worth of funding to help continue their services during the current pandemic. Bourne Free Trustee Louise Clarke said: “We are absolutely delighted as a charity to be in a position where we can provide financial support to very worthy causes.