In this episode, Anikó and Steve talk with radio presenter and journalist Audrey Hall about the importance of truth, social commentary, and Jazz as the music of the Black community and of protest. She talks about the common trauma of the Black experience, from Miles Davis being arrested for trying to enter the front door of a club where he was due to play to George Floyd and police brutality. She talks about British identity and broadcasting. And, of course, the music, itself.*

If you want to learn more about Audrey, find her on LinkedIn here: http://linkedin.com/in/audrey-hall-8924941a

...on Facebook and Twitter here: @AudreyHall_

... and catch her music magazine shows here: Audrey's Early Drive on Manchester’s All Fm (96.9 FM), Thursdays 5-7pm. Her Late Night Drive show is available at Mixcloud.com/audreyslatenightdrive, with further info on the Facebook Page @AudreysLateNightDrive.

Anikó is on Twitter as @kokovocals, and you can find her website here: https://www.kokovocals.com. Steve can be found on Instagram and Twitter as @soundfackery, and his website can be found here: https://www.soundfackeryproductions.com.

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*Some of the music we discuss includes:

Miles Davis - So What

https://open.spotify.com/track/3mZ33QYHWylbabTz82rHwj?si=54a6bb50136d4e1d

Miles Davis - A Tribute to Jack Johnson

https://open.spotify.com/album/0xr31or2qYglJpiX6pODjY?si=lS0Sv5QPQVeF9QqWM0qaIQ

Yusuf Lateef - https://open.spotify.com/artist/33XkS6h90eeK7e6OJHw0mq

Kokoroko’s Ti-De - https://open.spotify.com/track/4JJEfYFamGRfmz9nG6fx1w?si=b3e30c5c88e1436c

The Soul of Hakim Jamal - https://open.spotify.com/search/The%20Soul%20of%20Hakim%20Jamal

Billie Holiday’s – ‘Strange Fruit’ - https://open.spotify.com/track/1CTex49P0iWwzUGsMNjgaV?si=d72a4bfac3114890