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On location at The edge with friction Arts in Birmingham as part of the Woman Up podcast tour 2023! We had an incredible visit in Birmingham with Sandra Hall, one of the founders of Friction Arts, who showed us round and introduced us to the artists for the episode, Savhanha Small Wyn and Natalie Mason. Thanks for having us! CC Available in English - created automatically (editing tbc) For Deaf/Hard of Hearing watchers: the captions start after about 20 seconds -during which there is a short musical intro. All content © 2023 Woman Up! Podcast Concept and Director: Amy Dignam Presenter and Editor: Susan Merrick WomanUp! podcast speaks to and about artists, academics, writers and activists, midwives, carers and more all (m)others and all womxn. Those challenging ideas and ideals, questioning assumptions and provoking social change. Originally created under the Desperate Artwives collective, Woman Up! is a podcast dedicated to creating a living archive of these people and this work, that anyone can access. We find those trying to change current structures founded on biases that have to do with gender, caring responsibilities, race, and the integration of the private and the public space. We have conversations about lived experiences, achievements, and aspirations and we will share campaigns and awareness around crucial intersectional struggles and subjects. Series 4 included 6 episodes produced in partnership with the innovative Procreate Project Woman Up! is produced by Artists Amy Dignam and Susan Merrick Special thanks: Althea Greenan and The Women’s Art Library at Goldsmiths College Rosemary Schonfeld and OVA for the use of their track Early in the Evening, and to the Women’s Liberation Music Archive Mike Dignam for remixing the track