It was long overdue, but it has finally happened. The magnificent Liz Wright has finally joined me on a podcast, and we are pulling no punches. We tackle sexism in gaming, what it is like to be a female computer coder, and make inappropriate comments about Uncles. This podcast is part of an interview that went live on Arts Award Voice. Thanks for listening!

Tom Inniss Interviews...

Interview with Liz Wright

This time I am not the one doing the interviewing. I was looking after Arts Award Voice’s work experience girl and I decided to let her run the show. Ann is the one doing the interview with Mari O’Neill, Family Arts Campaign manager. This podcast was delivered in association with Arts Award Voice - www.artsawardvoice.com

Tom Inniss Interviews... Mari O'Neill

I had the privilege of heading to the offices of Festival Republic, who produce some of the most exciting festivals currently running. Latitude, Reading and Leeds, Electric Picnic, Hove and the Berlin Festival are all in the roster of Festival Republic, so it’s clear to see why they are considered so elite in the industry. I was there to talk to Sharon Reuben, who is Head of Artist Liaison within Festival Republic, but she is additionally tasked with booking the activities in the Children's, Teens and Families area of Latitude. The festival has become the first in the country to become an Arts Award Supporter organisation, and this year is embracing the award in a big way. This interview was predominantly to discuss this partnership, but with such a rare opportunity to gain insight into one of the worlds leading festival producers, we covered a lot of content.

Tom Inniss Interviews... Sharon Reuben

Joe Craig returns, once again, only this time there was supposed to be some kind of structure. Funnily enough, that didn't really happen, and instead we engaged with a variety of interesting topics, such as the rate of pay artists receive, how royalties work, and how Joe tends to spend his day! If you enjoyed this podcast then please drop a 5 star rating on iTunes, and leave a positive comment. Enjoy your day!

Tom Inniss Interviews... Joe Craig on Creativity

NEWS NEWS NEWS Podcast rebrand - The Tinman brand resurfaces - Advertisement for the new Arts Award Voice Podcast. Also a plea for ratings and 5* reviews.

Tom Inniss Interviews... ANNOUNCEMENT!

On this episode of Tom Inniss Interviews... I am joined by Arts Award Voice content editor, Flossie, who helps me to interview singer/songwriter Josh Savage. This interview was produced originally for use in the brand new Arts Award Voice Podcast, which is available for download on iTunes. For more information visit www.artsawardvoice.com Josh's music is available to download at joshsavagemusic.com If you have enjoyed this show then please do subscribe and rate 5 stars. If you REALLY liked it then maybe pass it on to your friends?

Tom Inniss Interviews... Josh Savage

I meet with FOTSN again, this time in the Bloomsbury Theatre on the second (or first) night of their UK wide tour!

Tom Inniss Interviews... FOTSN, again!

The Arts Award Youth Network Leadership Team get a unique opportunity to talk to the associate director of the York Theatre Royal, Juliet Forster. The interview came immediately after the opening night of a three week run of 'See How They Run' - a theatre farse classic.

Tom Inniss Interviews… Juliet Forster

The first of a few Edinburgh Fringe special interviews, I go to meet comedian and author Alex Horne, to discuss his new show, his time in Edinburgh and why he has a lying compulsion.

Tom Inniss Interviews… Alex Horne

Two years was long enough. I decided to go back to Joe Craig and have another enjoyably long chat with him about his work processes, his opinions on e-books and how steel workers take part in the shafting of musicians. Take two hours to just sit back, unwind and let your mind travel on this surreal yet somehow incredibly focused interview, then go visit his website. www.joecraig.co.uk

Tom Inniss Interviews… Joe Craig, again!

I get a brief half an hour with transgender author Jon Edwards, where we discuss his new autobiography. Also discussed is the current lack of awareness and genuine discussion regarding the transgender community, and his beard.

Tom Inniss Interviews… Jon Edwards

Trialling the first of hopefully many online interviews, I talk to Michael Carroll, smooth voiced Irish author about a plethora of topics, including Batman, Dredd, the political system, writing techniques and much more.

Tom Inniss Interviews… Michael Carroll.m4a

In this episode of Tom Inniss Interviews... I head into central London to interview the director of the Public Catalogue Foundation, Andrew Ellis. The PCF have just finished a 10 year project working with the BBC to dititalise all of the publicly owned oil paintings. This podcast was brought to you in association with Arts Award Voice.

Tom Inniss Interviews… Andy Ellis

The unboxing of my new Converses. The video is surprisingly dark and iMovie does a poor job of brightening it so I left it dark. I also sound like I am having an asthma attack - I'm not, I think i just had the camera too close to my face..

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I talk to the director of Zinc, Heather Stradling, about her career in the arts, and the importance of getting as many people engaged in the arts as possible. Zinc specialises in helping disabled or otherwise disadvantaged people progress in the arts, and their website is www.zincarts.org.uk, and can also be found on twitter and facebook.

Tom Inniss Interviews… Heather Stradling

An interview show where the guests are people from wide and varied careers in the arts, entertainment and political industries.

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Tom Inniss Interviews...

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