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Welcome to the eleventh episode of our podcast series. Listen below or via our CCA SoundCloud.Our March edition includes Abi Mordin from Glasgow Community Food Network discussing the Seed Library hosted at CCA, food sovereignty and upcoming Spring events; Martin Vincent from Aye-Aye Books on the history of the book shop in our foyer, new book shops in Glasgow, children's books and art publications; Sanne Jehoul and Matt Lloyd from Glasgow Short Film Festival talk about GSFF becoming independent, the international reputation of Scottish short film and highlights from this year's programme and Kate Coventry from Southern Exposure discusses New Zealand cinema. Abi Mordin, Glasgow Community Food Network: 39sMartin Vincent, Aye-Aye Books: 15m 26sSanne Jehoul and Matt Lloyd, Glasgow Short Film Festival: 30m 31sKate Coventry, Southern Exposure: 47m 01sWhere to listenYou can listen to our podcast on this page, via Soundcloud, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, including Apple iTunes and Google Podcasts.About the podcastAcross this series, Gareth K Vile chats to some of the amazing people who make, produce and contribute to our programme including artists, curators, musicians, performers, event organisers, CCA staff and community project leaders. We'll take a closer look at exhibitions, gigs, performances and events - exploring the ideas and ethos that underpin our approach to programming and how you can get involved.Thank you to everyone who took part and to KChristie(https://soundcloud.com/kchristie) for the music and Sunny Govan Community Radio.

Welcome to the eleventh episode of our podcast series. Listen below or via our CCA SoundCloud. Our March edition includes Abi Mordin from Glasgow Community Food Network discussing the Seed Library hosted at CCA, food sovereignty and upcoming Spring events; Martin Vincent from Aye-Aye Books on the history of the book shop in our foyer, new book shops in Glasgow, children's books and art publications; Sanne Jehoul and Matt Lloyd from Glasgow Short Film Festival talk about GSFF becoming independent, the international reputation of Scottish short film and highlights from this year's programme and Kate Coventry from Southern Exposure discusses New Zealand cinema. Abi Mordin, Glasgow Community Food Network: 39s Martin Vincent, Aye-Aye Books: 15m 26s Sanne Jehoul and Matt Lloyd, Glasgow Short Film Festival: 30m 31s Kate Coventry, Southern Exposure: 47m 01s Where to listen You can listen to our podcast on this page, via Soundcloud, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, including Apple iTunes and Google Podcasts. About the podcast Across this series, Gareth K Vile chats to some of the amazing people who make, produce and contribute to our programme including artists, curators, musicians, performers, event organisers, CCA staff and community project leaders. We'll take a closer look at exhibitions, gigs, performances and events - exploring the ideas and ethos that underpin our approach to programming and how you can get involved. Thank you to everyone who took part and to KChristie(<a href="https://soundcloud.com/kchristie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/kchristie</a>) for the music and Sunny Govan Community Radio.

CCA Podcast #11 | Abi Mordin / Martin Vincent / Sanne Jehoul and Matt Lloyd / Kate Coventry

Though Snowzilla and the dark days of winter are fading from our memories, it’s technically not spring yet. In fact, the Interagency Council on Homelessness’s [ICH] plan to protect the homeless from hypothermic injury lasts until the end of March.Analyst Kate Coventry of the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute is on the show to share her knowledge of the Winter Plan. She’s joined by artist and advocate Reggie Black, who has firsthand experience on both sides of the Winter Plan. Formerly homeless, Reggie is now a member of ICH and is on the diverse team of policy makers and citizens tasked with designing the multi-layered plan.

Though Snowzilla and the dark days of winter are fading from our memories, it’s technically not spring yet. In fact, the Interagency Council on Homelessness’s [ICH] plan to protect the homeless from hypothermic injury lasts until the end of March. Analyst Kate Coventry of the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute is on the show to share her knowledge of the Winter Plan. She’s joined by artist and advocate Reggie Black, who has firsthand experience on both sides of the Winter Plan. Formerly homeless, Reggie is now a member of ICH and is on the diverse team of policy makers and citizens tasked with designing the multi-layered plan.

Advocate Kate Coventry on the D.C. Winter Plan