The second episode of FMIC has arrived and it’s a special programme recorded at the Velvet Coalmine festival in Blackwood. We speak to festival director Iain Richards, have a natter with singer/ songwriter Danielle Lewis and cajole Rachel Trezise into being our guest interviewer; she chats to award-winning authors Cynan Jones, Jo Mazelis and Francesca Rhydderch.
The show is presented by Gary Raymond and Gray Taylor, produced by Cerith Mathias and edited by Dani Thomas.
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Meat Puppets @ Velvet Coalmine | Live
Gray Taylor casts a critical eye over Meat Puppets’ performance at the Blackwood Miners’ Institute as part of Velvet Coalmine.
Talking to Jonathan Edwards | Poetry
Phil Morris interviews Jonathan Edwards about his involvement in Velvet Coalmine and his collection of My Family and Other Superheroes.
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