Sadhana Narayanan Contributor Bronze Silver
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Blog
30 July 2021Debunking climate myths: Who causes climate change?
View BlogJoin me in finding exactly what and who causes climate change.
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29 June 2021
Cultural Comforts: June 2021
View BlogHalf-way through the year already – here’s another set of recommendations to take a break from heavy/serious culture. This month, all the culture features artists or protagonists that are queer!
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Interview
21 June 2021Interview with Megan Jarvie, actor and voice artist
View InterviewI interviewed actor and director Megan Jarvie about her role in Boundless Theatre’s Radio Elusia, a fictional podcast show.
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1 June 2021Cli-fi films: An accessible way to talk about climate change
View BlogWant to get friends and family thinking about climate change without completely putting them off? Check out these films…
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14 May 2021How was the New Providence Wharf tower block fire allowed to happen?
View BlogA fire broke out at a 19-storey block of flats covered in flammable cladding in east London. Has any progress been made since the Grenfell Tower tragedy almost 4 years ago?
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9 May 2021Debunking climate myths: protected areas
View BlogI weigh out pros and cons of protected areas, looking into biodiversity, climate change, and human rights.
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19 April 2021Cultural Comforts: April 2021
View BlogHere’s some recommendation of comforting, light and enjoyable culture to get you through the next month.
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9 April 2021Why does Netflix keep cancelling shows?
View BlogEver wondered why a popular show gets cancelled by Netflix after just two seasons? Read on to find out more…
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25 March 2021Cultural Comforts: March 2021
View BlogHere’s some recommendation of comforting, light and enjoyable culture to get you through the next month.
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18 March 2021Dirty Dancing: a deep dive
View BlogDisguised as a romantic coming of age movie, Dirty Dancing is a deeply political and feminist movie.
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4 March 2021Rina Sawayama’s battle for the BRIT
View BlogHow a pop stars activism has caused the British music industry to change their policies
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22 February 2021Cultural Comforts: February 2021
View BlogWant to get the year off to a good start? Start with these recommendations.
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Interview
3 February 2021Interview with Joseph Potter, actor
View InterviewI spoke to Joseph Potter, currently playing Sacha in Philip Ridley's latest play, The Poltergeist
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Review
29 January 2021The Poltergeist
View ReviewPhilip Ridley’s new play, The Poltergeist, tells stories of regret, the tortured artist and flaws of family.
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25 January 2021What do The Hunger Games teach us about revolution and resistance?
View BlogThe critically acclaimed series not only has incredible writing, pace, and an engaging dystopia, but also many lessons to teach us.
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11 January 2021The dangers of the ‘good immigrant’ narrative
View BlogWhat makes a good immigrant?
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Feature
25 December 2020Top 10 positive stories of 2020
View FeatureI collate the best positive news of this year, including animals, music and more!
Latest Comments
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Masks: The low-down by Bea Kerry -
Defining a nation: Cameroonian youth's war on words by Rosie DoyleIt's so interesting to read about how youth are reclaiming their identity all over the world!
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You’ve got mail: A love letter to entomology by Bea KerryLove this!!
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Culture lockdown: Music - Nostalgia Edition by Voice CollaborationsThe Ketchup Song always makes me grin!
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A guide to my favourite time-wasting games by Charlotte HookerSkribbl.io is so much fun; I'm definitely going to check some of these games!
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Abstract Art: Is It Really Art? by Maisy CartlidgeA super interesting piece, even for me who is unfamiliar with the art form. Easy to see your passion and knowledge of the subject. Well done!
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Comment posted on 23 August 2020
Never knew there was so much research into masks - this was really useful!