Mouth-Off Podcast

• Mouth-Off Episode 14: Activism, Ableism and Accessibility March 8, 2021
  Happy International Women's Day. On today's episode of Mouth-Off I interview disability activist, feminist, fundraiser, and law graduate Ginny Butcher. We talk about a range of topics from ableism, charitable giving and assistive technology; to personal care, #AccessibleAdvent and abseiling. Ginny also discusses the failings of the UK government relating to the lack of COVID-19 […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 13: Exclusive or inclusive? February 19, 2021
  We are back with another February episode of Mouth-Off (two in one month - you lucky people!). In this episode, I interview freelance opera director/producer, participatory arts facilitator, creative director of Operasonic and newly appointed chief executive of Anthem Rhian Hutchings. We talk about a range of topics from elitism in opera, gender imbalance in […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 12: KYLIE; the deconstruction of a gay icon February 3, 2021
  On this episode of Mouth-Off we are doing things a bit differently. We have decided to deconstruct the life and career of one of the UK's most beloved pop princesses - or arguably the MOST beloved pop queen - KYLIE MINOGUE. We are doing this episode from the perspectives of 3 queers with one thing […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 11: Be More Banana January 7, 2021
  Happy New Year! We are back after an extended Christmas break with a new episode of Mouth-Off. In the episode, I interview MC, performer, clown, comedian, writer, speaker, mentor, director, business entrepreneur, and podcast host Emma Stroud. We talk about an array of topics from performing, business and motherhood; to bananas, sexuality and clowning. Emma […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 10, part 2: Mostly David Ephgrave, partly Paul McCartney November 1, 2020
  On this month's episode of Mouth-Off, I continue my interview with comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, promotor, producer, author, and blogger David Ephgrave (and the "back end" of comedy duo Dogget and Ephgrave). In part 2 we talk about the theraputic power of music. We also discuss David's hero - Paul McCartney. He dissected 5 'Macca' […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 9, part 1: Mostly David Ephgrave, partly Paul McCartney October 18, 2020
  On this month's episode of Mouth-Off, I interviewed comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, promotor, producer, author, and blogger David Ephgrave (and the "back end" of comedy duo Dogget and Ephgrave). We had a long chat about his career as an actor/musician and the subsequent career change to comedy 15 years ago.  In part 1 of Mouth-Off […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 8: Trolling for laughs? Bully for you! September 8, 2020
  In this episode of Mouth-Off, Clary interviewed 14 year old singer, actor, and aspiring songwriter (and member of the singing group GENERATION Z) OLIVIA LYNN. We were also joined by her mum Peri Lynn. We spoke about Olivia's passion for music, her musical influences and her hopes for the future. We also had a very […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 7: Dead in my head July 22, 2020
  This week on Mouth-Off, I interviewed queer Welsh musician, songwriter, producer, author, and blogger Corporate Christ - aka Simon Lewis. We had a very open chat about his life, work and musical influences. We also discussed issues that have affected Simon on a personal level, such as growing up as a gay man in the […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 6: Bore f**king da July 15, 2020
  Next up on Mouth-Off, I had the absolute pleasure of chatting to Patrick Jones - a leading poet, playwright & author from south Wales (and elder brother of Nicky Wire from Manic Street Preachers). As well as talking about his various projects, we discussed a range of topics from dementia and domestic abuse to religion, […]
• Mouth-Off Episode 5: #time4change June 17, 2020
  Today on Mouth-Off Episode 5: #time4change, we chat to musical theatre director and composer Annemarie Lewis-Thomas. Annemarie talks about life as a Welsh woman, living in London and working in a male-dominated profession. She also discusses sexuality, disability, and #time4change - a mental health charter for the Performing Arts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theme music: Intro and Outro […]