Unlatched Podcast

Featuring poetry and fiction by Johnny Dean, Rachel Hasson, Sarah Lipton-Sidibeh and Patrick Ofosu, and an interview with Simone Eringfeld about her spoken word/music album 'Please Hold'. Our performers delve into grief, self-love, and optimism in a series of pieces that range from historical explorations of 19th century Malvern Hills and 1970s Britain, to present day concerns of mental health and job interviews. Created based on interviews conducted during lockdown for 'Cambridge Quaranchats', Simone Eringfeld's album 'Please Hold' is a series of data poems investigating the disembodiment, disconnection and fatigue felt during lockdown, while also looking to the future of education and post-lockdown life. The Unlatched Podcast is an ongoing project run by Amy Hodkin and Jessica Kashdan-Brown. To get involved please visit www.unlatchedpodcast.com or email unlatchedpodcast@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter @UnlatchedPod, Instagram @unlatchedpodcast and Facebook @unlatchedpodcast.

In this episode, we look back at how the podcast developed and evolved over the year, and revisit the musicians and writers featured on the podcast in 2020. We also speak to the composer of our wonderful theme music, Josh Kashdan of Kashdan Music, about his inspirations, other composition work in 2020 and what music means to him. The episode features poetry readings by Amy and Jess, and discussions of our creative work in 2020 and 2021. As always, submissions are open for our 2021 episodes! The Unlatched Podcast is an ongoing project run by Amy  Hodkin and Jessica Kashdan-Brown. To get involved please visit www.unlatchedpodcast.com or email unlatchedpodcast@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter @UnlatchedPod, Instagram @unlatchedpodcast and Facebook @unlatchedpodcast.

Featuring poetry and creative non-fiction by Rose Winter, Kathryn Llewellyn, H. M. L. Swann and Zoë Wells, and an interview with composer Peter Relph about the Anchorae Isolation Choir. Our performers explore the definitions of home, beauty and the unfamiliar, as well as the importance of creativity and translation. Set up during lockdown, Peter Relph's Anchorae Isolation Choir reminds us of the value of communities in lockdown and how music, art and creativity can overcome physical restrictions.  The Unlatched Podcast is an ongoing project run by Amy  Hodkin and Jessica Kashdan-Brown. To get involved please visit www.unlatchedpodcast.com or email unlatchedpodcast@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter @UnlatchedPod, Instagram @unlatchedpodcast and Facebook @unlatchedpodcast.

Celebrating writers who graduated in 2020, this episode features poetry, fiction and non-fiction by Clementine Brown, Vanwy Arif MacDonald, Michael Morgan, Mollie Winters and Sara Murray. Our contributors explore the reaches of memory and time, from an eventful night in 1960s New York right up to the present moment, and how it feels to have graduated in the summer of 2020.  The Unlatched Podcast is an ongoing project run by Amy  Hodkin and Jessica Kashdan-Brown. To get involved please visit www.unlatchedpodcast.com or email unlatchedpodcast@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter @UnlatchedPod, Instagram @unlatchedpodcast and Facebook @unlatchedpodcast.

Featuring poetry, fiction and non-fiction by Lisa Levytska, Patrick Ofosu, Ann Kathryn Kelly and Callum Churchill and an interview with Jane Barkley Young and Adam Rowley from alt-pop duo The Kind. Our open mic performers reckon with uncertainty and sudden changes in circumstance, while our musician spotlight interview with The Kind discusses their EP 'Tomorrow' and creating music during lockdown. This episode also launches our Class of 2020 special episode.  The Unlatched Podcast is an ongoing project run by Amy  Hodkin and Jessica Kashdan-Brown. To get involved please visit www.unlatchedpodcast.com or email unlatchedpodcast@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter @UnlatchedPod, Instagram @unlatchedpodcast and Facebook @unlatchedpodcast.