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Political poetry and the rise of xenophobia
Jackie Kay tells Nicola Sturgeon about a racist attack she suffered in London.
  1. Political poetry and the rise of xenophobia
    03:16
    Political poetry and the rise of xenophobia
  2. Squashing Words
    05:58
    Squashing Words
  3. Books I’ve Written
    02:35
    Books I’ve Written
  4. Making a Leopard Monster
    04:35
    Making a Leopard Monster
  5. Superpowers
    08:09
    Superpowers
  6. Steve’s Monsters
    02:19
    Steve’s Monsters
  7. Making a Monster
    08:35
    Making a Monster
  8. Alien Stink Song
    05:04
    Alien Stink Song
  9. Tim Burgess: What happened when I asked Lou Reed for an autograph
    02:49
    Tim Burgess: What happened when I asked Lou Reed for an autograph
  10. Marin Alsop: 'The need to pigeonhole music is limiting'
    02:40
    Marin Alsop: 'The need to pigeonhole music is limiting'
  11. The difference between Glasgow and Edinburgh festivals
    00:28
    The difference between Glasgow and Edinburgh festivals
  12. Al Murray - Show and NCA promo
    00:34
    Al Murray - Show and NCA promo
  13. Where are the Edinburgh class of 96 now?
    02:29
    Where are the Edinburgh class of 96 now?
  14. EIF Conversations: Pierre Boulez: A Celebration
    55:08
    EIF Conversations: Pierre Boulez: A Celebration
  15. James Kelman: Too Scottish?
    03:04
    James Kelman: Too Scottish?
  16. Jackie Kay on tracing her birth parents
    01:47
    Jackie Kay on tracing her birth parents
  17. "Spirit of the Fringe"
    00:48
    "Spirit of the Fringe"
  18. Malaika Kegode: I tried to stop writing about you
    02:55
    Malaika Kegode: I tried to stop writing about you
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