ArtHouses is this weekend in Whitley Bay!!! Such an amazing event and wonderful householders. I've been working with householder Penny Remfry to show some of her INSANE collection of political campaign posters from 70's and 80's!!! #arthouseswb Come 👀

TUSK festival invites all to their FREE film programme 13th & 14th Oct from 2pm. Includes docs on Milford Graves, Adam Bohman, Rev Fred Lane, Eddie Prevost, Minton/Noble/Edwards plus experimental shorts and the Rajasthan Live Cinema tuskfestival.com/artists/film-p… @tusk_music

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The Conservative front bench have been worrying about 'the decline in the work ethic in Britain’. What is their vision for the future of work in the UK after Brexit? Phil Jones digs into some of the claims in Brittania Unchained to find out. buff.ly/34HOsIs

An #ACFM microdose on #ExtinctionRebellion. We discuss XR's partial origins in the experience of an ayahuasca trip, why XR deserve movement admiration and generosity despite the shortcomings and how Labour's adoption of a Green New Deal could be XR's greatest achievement

Are you a creative practitioner involved in artist-run/led/grassroots/DIY/alternative/independent art spaces in the NE of England? We're running #MoreThanMeanwhile Spaces II - and have PAID PLACES & BURSARIES to help people join the conversation 👇forms.ncl.ac.uk/embed.php?id=6…

A great recounting of the Acid Communism/Corbynism from Jeremy Gilbert in this PTO. It's a project (or group of projects) that's still being sketched out but there are some really great arguments here. This is the Patreon version - a shorter public version will be forthcoming.

Excited to share our next Cultures of Memory event - an all day 'Broadcast Bartender' collaboration with Lloyd Wilson on Thursday 31st October. We have an incredible set of bar guests for each session, watch this space for more info or follow here: research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo…

Just checking out the wonderful bar that Lloyd Wilson have been building for Cultures of Memory event on Thursday. 'Why is Memory Important?' - now coming to you without a looming brexit deadline! Full details here research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo…

On 31st of October we are hosting a Broadcast Bartender event in Newcastle University on 'Why is #memory important? with the fabulous Lloyd Wilson research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo… Come and join the conversation! #culturesofamemory

Cultures of Memory 'Broadcast Bartender' - tomorrow! 'Why is Memory Important?' Three themed conversations throughout the day, in Lloyd Wilson's bespoke pop-up bar. The venue is just inside King Edward VII building - info and directions: research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo…

The first #BroadcastBartender session is underway. Our guest drinkers and bartender are talking about #memoryworks. More drinking sessions are coming up this afternoon: research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo… Lloyd Wilson #culturesofmemory

A great first #broadcastbartender session talking #memory and #work. Join us again at 1.30pm for 'The Art and Science of Memory'

Lloyd Wilson briefing underway for our guest drinkers at the second #broadcastbartender session of the day. 'The Art & Science of Memory'.

The second #BroadcastBartender session is underway, discussing the #art and #science of #memory with Alex Easton as the guest bartender. #culturesofmemory Lloyd Wilson research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo…

The final #BroadcastBartender session has just started on #decolonasing #memory. #culturesofmemory Lloyd Wilson research.ncl.ac.uk/culturesofmemo…

Many thanks to our fantastic collaborators Lloyd Wilson and all of you who joined us today in the #BroadcastBartender event on 'Why is memory important?' Newcastle University organised by #culturesofmemory - Joanne Sayner Prof. Susannah Eckersley Alison Atkinson-Phillips David Farrell-Banks @TomScharfNcl

This is what holding Boris Johnson to account looks like.

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"There are two types of politics. One fuelled by fear, and one by hope."