#ScriptYorkshire's 2024 radio play competition is now open to our members; join now to submit! Need some inspiration? Listen to last year's winners, just released today & made possible with the help of good peops: @ChapelFM and a lovely team of actors! scriptyorkshire.org/radio-co…

Good Going Underfoot by Alice Collins, a 2023 winner in #scriptyorkshire's annual radio drama competition. Brought off the page by yours truly and my fab team of actors @carolyneden, @oliverdevoti and Val Tagger. Giddy up and have a listen... on.soundcloud.com/VxX7e6XQ7Q…

Ring-ring. Ring-ring. Here's The Caller, one of three short radio plays I've been working on for #scriptyorkshire. Written by @MaggieGraham1, and starring @CarolynEden, @OliverDevoti and Val Tagger, it's a cautionary tale about career choices... on.soundcloud.com/tEVP7VtyVX…

Been busy making radio plays for #scriptyorkshire again. Excited to share the first of 2023's winners by @lisa_catlady aka writer E.D. Arundale. Gerra brew and 'ave a listen to her spooktacular tale starring @CarolynEden, @OliverDevoti and Val Tagger... on.soundcloud.com/TESMSHkWEu…

Does anyone remember when the US government invaded Baghdad, killed half a million people, then 'awarded' Halliburton with $39.5 billion for the "reconstruction" of Iraq? In unrelated news, @BlackRock and @jpmorgan just launched a "reconstruction" bank for Ukraine.

how western media covers a hospital bombing

Such sad news about Dr Michael Mosley ☹️ This recent clip was profound and yet so very simple, "What we buy and then consume has a massive impact on our health.. I managed to reverse my Type 2 Diabetes without medication, simply by losing some weight, and changing my diet" It is said that the best of people are those who add value to other people's lives. Over 4 million in the UK have diabetes, and over 415 million have it world wide I can't explain the science, but the simple message of eating well and the impact it can have on our health eg reversing diabetes, is a massive game changer Michael articulated this - and so many other things - in a friendly, easy to understand way We were in Greece last week and it was very hot. Twice after midday I soaked my hat in water, and on both occassions it dried up in just a few minutes. The heat there at this time of year can be relentless My condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time. Thank you for all that you have done Michael. May you rest in peace 🙏

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He sacrificed his life for the Palestinian plight in the most extreme way known to humankind. Don’t let his last words be forgotten. Rest in Power Aaron Bushnell.

That it has come to THIS! Shame, shame, shame on our complicit politicians! Bless you, #AaronBushnell #FreePalestine #CeasefireNOW

A hiking buddy of mine who had noticeably and suddenly stopped doing the more strenuous 14,000ft hikes a couple of years ago called me and made a confession: He got myocarditis from his second mRNA shot. Listening to him describing being alone on a trail run and suddenly having chest pains and trouble breathing was horrifying. He was afraid he was going to die alone. He's a marathoner and highly active, in his mid 30s. The worst part: He was afraid to tell me or anyone in his friend group. His literal quote: "I saw how Oz [his best friend] and especially his fiance [a med school graduate in residency who is super attached to the establishment covid narrative] were talking about the antivaxxers, and I felt like if I talked about it with any of them, I would have hurt Oz's relationship. I also felt like Kristen [a mutual friend of ours] would have judged me and stopped hanging out. I just kept it quiet. But yeah man, I'm still having a hard time with the 14ers, and my run times are all way down." This is a photo of him (on the left, not showing his face out of respect for his privacy) on our last hike where we were only at 10,000ft altitude, and at the time I had noticed he was struggling, but when we asked him about it, he said he was "hungover". He wasn't. It was about 10 month after the myocarditis, and he was hiding it from us. Self-censorship is perhaps the most horrifying aspect of this. None of us should find out years later that our friends had to be hospitalized. The fact that he felt he had to hide it is horrifying. He is an incredibly smart and driven guy, and he bluntly told me that he "knows, deep down, that if I said anything about this publicly, I'd be flushing my career down the toilet. I work in the software industry in Boulder. I know what will happen if I say something." When I told him that I believed him, and told him about my mother-in-law and my neighbor, he obviously felt a huge sense of relief. He was afraid that I was going to judge him for the crime of telling me about a medical side-effect. Ironically, his first job out of college was working for a pharma company, specifically on a new statin. His description of the science on statins, and the things they were and were not allowed to study on statins, was horrifying. His exact words, which echoed what I've heard @BretWeinstein say: "Working there, the entire culture is so messed up man. Like, the way they think is 'we're going to market this, now you go and make sure we can get it approved, and it was obvious that without studying anything, they already were making it clear that we WILL get it approved, and your job is to make sure you design the studies to make that happen.' Dude, they don't care about people at all. It's just numbers to them." What have we done? There needs to be a reckoning for the regulatory capture of the CDC/FDA, and the current administration's obviously political taint to the approval process. The current booster that the US is pushing on the age group 6 months and up is only approved for those over 65 in the UK and Europe. There is no scientific explanation for this discrepancy. There is something wrong. @DrJBhattacharya

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There's a black X logo, but there's still a big blue lozenge that says 'Tweet' in it. Owwwww, branding incongruence hurting my neurons!

Get your earbuds in for this fab li'l 5-minute yarn I had the pleasure of producing for @scriptyorkshire's 2022 radio drama competition winner @Acting_Steve. Recorded @ChapelFM with @EmilyChattle, @lisa_catlady and @LukeDickson1. on.soundcloud.com/ybPQv

Get this fun 5-minute playlet down your lug'oles! It's one of @ScriptYorkshire's radio competition winners from 2022, written by @john_hunter, recorded @ChapelFM with @EmilyChattle, @LukeDickson1 and @lisa_catlady, and directed and produced by, er, me. on.soundcloud.com/rCbMH

Got 5 mins? I just finished producing this groovy li'l radio playlet by @SaethW for @ScriptYorkshire and I think you'll dig it. It made me laugh lots. Big thanks to @ChapelFM @LukeDickson1 @lisa_catlady and @EmilyChattle for making it a reality! on.soundcloud.com/MHGdU

"I don’t want to see my boy with his face stuck in some rice paddy off in Vietnam or some other land protecting the interests of the establishment and trying to reward their greed with his life" -Harry Belafonte died on Tuesday, April 25th.

The last thing MLK told Harry Belafonte

Finally. After two years of being gaslit by the government, the media, the medics and, perhaps most painful of all, our families and friends, what we've been saying all along is being allowed to come to light, albeit seemingly grudgingly...