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Glocal CitizensEpisode 249: Universally Speaking with Dagogo HartGreetings Glocal Citizens!
This week writing as activism is taking us to a land with a long history of activist thought ans action - Ireland. Born and raised in Nigeria, Dagogo Hart migrated to Ireland at an early age to complete his studies and now calls it home along with his young family. He is a poet, playwright, and spoken word artist whose words have wowed audiences from bar basements to electric picnic stages. He started performing in Dublin in 2016 in open mics and poetry slams, which saw him win the Slam Sunday grand slam and become...2024-11-2644 min
YounifiedDagogo Hart: Spoken Word PoetMamobo meets spoken word poet Dagogo Hart to chat about how his heritage shapes his creative work.2024-07-2410 minYounifiedFULL EPISODE: Tackling Discrimination in Sport; Poet Dagogo Hart; and Neurodiverse FestivalsJoining Mamobo to discuss the challenges facing sport right now when it comes to discrimination, and potentially some of the solutions, are: Niamh Tallon, founder of HerSport; Amina Moustafa, Sport Against Racism Ireland (SARI) development director; and Fahmeda Naheed, who works with Doras on EU-funded projects SALAAM (Sustainable Alliances against Anti-Muslim hate) and combatting racism in and through sports in the SCORE Project (Supporting Cities Opposing Racism in Europe). Also in this episode: spoken word poet Dagogo Hart on how his heritage influences his art; and we hear about what festivals and events can do to better accommodate the n...2024-07-2443 min
Switched On with Louise TigheDagogo Hart, Performing as part of Other Voices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-11-1507 min
FM104's Select IrishPoet Dagogo Hart Comes To The Guinness Storehouse!Presenter: Louise TigheProducer: Max Kane Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-11-1307 min
WanderFeliSpeaksFelicia Olusanya aka FELISPEAKS, is a Nigerian-Irish poet, performer and playwright from Co. Longford who’s currently featured on the Leaving Cert English Curriculum with their poem ‘For Our Mothers'. They’re a member of WeAreGriot, a poetry collective consisting of herself, Dagogo Hart & Samuel Yakura (who we talked to in the last episode) and a board member of Poetry Ireland.
They also opened for Kate Tempest at Vicar St, and have performed at festivals such as Mother Tongues, Women and Children First, in Belgium, Wexford Literary Festival, Cuirt, and the National Concert Hall’s Notes fr...2023-04-2636 min
Spotlight with Ruth MedjberSpotlight Episode 11 - 2/11/22 - Niamh Regan, Dagogo Hart & John BreretonThis week, Ruth has the wonderful Niamh Regan in studio for a Live Session, Dagogo Hart does a live poetry reading, and John Brereton talks a bit about his magazine "The GOO". And as always, Ruth plays the best in all Irish music.2022-11-031h 54
Dublin Book FestivalEmerging Writers' Podcast with Chandrika Narayanan-MohanJoin Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan as she chats to some of Ireland's most exciting new writers including John Patrick McHugh, Dagogo Hart & Megan Nolan... 2022-02-0158 min
Dublin City Libraries & ArchivesBelong Bí Ann Episode 2 - WeAreGriotWelcome to Episode 2 of Belong Bí Ann.Join host Sorcha Keane, as she chats with poetry collective WeAreGriot, comprising Felispeaks, Dagogo Hart and Samuel Yakrua. We hear about how each artist discovered poetry and how WeAreGriot came to be. Includes a beautiful performance by the trio.Belong | Bí Ann Artists Podcast is hosted by Sorcha Keane and isa collaboration between Dublin City Libraries and axisBallymun and funded by the Dormant Accounts Fund.2022-01-1156 min
LMFM - The 11-1 Show - PodcastsSpoken word artist Dagogo HartNigerian Irish poet and spoken word artist Dagogo Hart is featured in this week's Solo at home series in association with Droichead Arts Centre, here he speaks to Sinéad about leaving Nigeria aged just 16 to study here, the inspiration around his work Metal which was about modern masculinity and how it feels to stand on stage and hear a pin drop when performing as a spoken word artist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2021-06-1510 min
Make We ConverseBeing a CreativeOn this episode, we talk about being a creative in a non-conducive environment with our special guest, Dagogo Hart, one of Ireland's finest poets.2021-05-061h 02
The LoudcastPractice and Politics in Spoken Word (w/Jess Green)This week on the Loudcast, join host Kevin and Jess Green as they dive into the topics of practice in poetry, touring a show and much much more! You can keep up to date with Jess Green over on twitter: https://twitter.com/jessgreenpoet We also have poems from Freddie Alexander, Dagogo Hart and Carly Brown. You can see an extended interview with Jess as part of The Loudcast Extra over on our Patreon channel right now! Links From The Show: Freddie Alexander - https://twitter.com/FredRAlexander Carly Brown...2020-11-291h 03
The LoudcastSelf-confidence in Spoken Word Poetry (w/Sarah Grant)This week on The Loudcast Kevin is joined by writer, performer, and filmmaker Sarah Grant to chat about switching art forms, frustrations with the film industry, finding confidence through Spoken Word and more! We also have poems from Dagogo Hart, Emma Atkin, and our host Kevin!. You can see an extended interview with Sarah as part of The Loudcast Extra, which is available to our $3 and up Patrons right now! Also keep up to date with our wonderful guest Sarah Grant over on their Website: https://sarahgrantcreative.com Or on their twitter: https://twitter.com/sgrantcreative2020-07-1954 min