Shows
INK RadioNo More Piss In the Lifts by Justin MarosaPerformed byJustin Marosa
Things have changed on the ‘murder mile’. But the ghosts are still there.2021-07-2802 min
MarosaDBTS - INTERVIEWS - 1ST DRAFT - _ NEED TO ADD AUDIO STUDENT EVALUATION AND RESPONSESDBTS2021-07-131h 38MarosaDBTS - InterviewsMiranda Wayland & DJ Spoony2021-07-081h 09MarosaDBTS DJ SPOONY & CALEB AZUMAH NELSON - PRESENTATIONS - FOR EDITRADLEY & BRAMPTON 2021-07-011h 33
MarosaDennis Morris - Concrete JungleI interview Dennis Morris an iconic photographer most notably known for capturing Bob Marley & The Sex Pistols.2020-11-2312 min
MarosaPrize - Written by Emma Struthers & Performed by Justin Marosa | BBC SuffolkAn initiation in a dark room and an Octopus .2020-10-2602 min
MarosaNo More Piss In the Lifts - Written & Performed by Justin Marosa | BBC Suffolk Jon Wright interviewsAce drives through his old stomping ground and remembers his time growing up in Hackney.2020-10-2610 min
MarosaAll Nations Caribbean Restaurant : VeganA documentary on Ital living2020-10-2610 min
MarosaMade In Hackney : Vegan CookeryWe find out how a Vegan cookery school pivots to help the vulnerable during the Covid 19 pandemic.2020-10-2610 min
MarosaCarib Eats: A charity helping the vulnerableCarib Eats was born out of the need to support the vulnerable during the Covid 19 Pandemic.
Providing a food delivery service to people shielding with a Caribbean twist. 2020-10-2609 min
MarosaExposure - Estate Based TheatreJustin follows Immediate Theatre a charity that takes art & theatre to young people in marginalised areas.2020-10-2610 min
MarosaBlack History Every Month: HackneyA look at how Hackney Council plan to develop and celebrate Black culture in the Borough.2020-10-2609 min
MarosaOnly Dogs & Horses - BBC Radio SuffolkA Duologue written and performed by Justin Marosa.
The piece is set in Britain in the 1960's and explores the journey of a young Jamaican couple.
This is a tribute to the Windrush generation.
Played by:
Doreen - Julene Robinson
Verna - Justin Marosa
Interview by Jon Wright for BBC Suffolk2020-10-2609 min