'Punk In Translation: Latinx Origins' Explores Latinx Roots of Punk
The Audible original series was produced by Fresh Produce Media and features eight episodes, hosted by Tijuana No! singer Ceci Bastida.
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The Audible original series was produced by Fresh Produce Media and features eight episodes, hosted by Tijuana No! singer Ceci Bastida.
A new podcast explores the Latinx roots of punk rock. The first episode of ‘Punk in Translation: Latinx Origins’ is available now.
Childminders, nurseries and playgroups in the Thornbury have received £1,000 worth of games and books. The donation has been made by Tracey Gardiner, owner of Thornbury gift and toy shop Rosie & Rex, and Orchard Toys. The children’s educational games company marked 25 years of its game Shopping List with a special competition. Shoppers buying the limited-edition box could enter a free prize draw, and state where they purchased their game, so retailers could be entered into a separate free draw to win of £500 worth of Orchard Toys products. Rosie & Rex won and, after Tracey decided...
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