Current Projects
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Coming Soon
If you could write your own Great Expectations how would it turn out? Taking the themes from Dickens’ novel as a springboard Cascade Arts will produce a short three part audio drama for the Humber Mouth festival, examining three stages in a persons life and the decisions they have made that led them there. A short ‘interactive fiction’ will go online the week before the festival, and then directly after each episode, allowing the public to influence these choices – and the ultimate direction of the story.
Episodes will be available to listen to from 3pm on each Saturday of the festival. The interactive fiction will go live at the same time, with the first part available on Saturday 16th June.
GFM – Introduction to Community Radio
New Training Course for People Living and Working in the Greatfield Area
Dates and Times:
- Monday 16TH April 1 – 4PM
- Monday 23RD April 1 – 4PM
- Monday 30TH April 1 – 4PM
Venue:
St Stephens Neighbourhood Centre, Annandale Road, Greatfield Estate
What Is It All About?
GFM – Local Radio For Greatfield is a community radio project involving local people. Locally produced programmes will be made and some released as podcast episodes between now and August this year.
In August the project will “go live” and broadcast on FM for 7 days form a site on Greatfield. It is a chance for everyone to work together and celebrate life on Greatfield and promote positive change in the area.
What Does the Training Cover?
Role and functions of community radio, programme making, planning a schedule, legal issues, station management and information bout volunteering opportunities.
How Can I Find Out More?
Please email info[AT!]cascadearts.org.uk or call Cascade 01482 213447
How Can I book?
Please email info[AT!]cascadearts.org.uk or call Cascade 01482 213447 and leave us
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The Forgotten Estate
This podcast was created with people from Greatfield Estate in Hull. Residents describe it as “The Forgotten Estate” because many of it’s close neighbours have had major development work in recent years. In the podcast, local people explain why the estate should have it’s own community radio station.
Hold Tight
This podcast was made with young people at The Hut Young People’s Centre, on Preston Road, Hull. Check out talented young hardcore mcs. Play
Music is Power 2
Young People continue to explore the ”Music is Power” theme. From Woody Guthrie to Roni Size to original compositions.
