Welcome back to part two of Floating Space: Live at the Roundhouse!
This week, we are in conversation with journalist and social commentator Chanté Joseph (sadly no, she isn't talking her viral article "Is having a boyfriend embarrassing?"). Chanté shares her take on the loneliness epidemic and how that inspired her events Strangers in the City. Then, a community spotlight on third places around the world – from Brooklyn to Jeonju!
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7: Floating Space: Live – Part 1
Floating Space: Live at the Roundhouse!
In part one of this special live recording, listen to never-before-heard clips from season one of this award-winning podcast. Then, host Katie Stokes is joined by Deputy Mayor of London for Communities and Social Justice, Dr. Debbie Weekes-Bernard where they discuss what the Mayor’s office is doing to support people and spaces in this loneliness epidemic.
Part two, featuring journalist and social commentator Chanté Joseph as well as pieces from the Floating Space community, will be out on November 25th.
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Floating Space: Live
The hunt for the third place continues… live at the Roundhouse.
Join Katie Stokes for the first live recording of her award-winning podcast Floating Space, in conversation with special guest Chanté Joseph. You’ll also hear behind-the-scenes stories from the making of the podcast and have a chance for your voice or third place to be featured in the show.
Tickets available here: https://www.roundhouse.org.uk/whats-on/floating-space-live-by-katie-stokes/
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6: The Outdoor Place
For the final episode, we step into the great outdoors – a place of greenery, healing and renewal. As the series concludes, Katie reflects on all the third places she's visited and looks ahead to what's next.
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5: The Going Out-Out Place
Secrets, pleasure and joy are both shared and concealed in the cover of night. With a flurry of nightlife venues closing, where will those that rely on them for refuge go?
It’s believed that everyone needs three places: home, work and a space in between. But in a post-Covid, cost-of-living crisis and online-centred world, how many of us actually do? Join host Katie Stokes as she searches for the third places we belong.
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