Making Music, Making Connections - A Podcast By Quench Arts

Quench Arts
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In this Quench Arts podcast series, we talk all about community music - what it's all about and what the impact of getting involved in music making can have upon your wellbeing. We talk to experts in the field and also people who have really benefitted from being involved in community music.

Episodes

  1. 24 Sept

    Part 2 of Quench Arts' Chat With Our OverDub Club Young Music Leader

    In this Quench Arts podcast, Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs continue their chat with Young Music Leader Tom Culling. Tom was our OverDub Club Young Music Leader last year, a programme for neurodivergent children aged 11-13. In this episode we discuss the benefits of using facilitators with lived experience, which is something that Quench Arts promotes across all of our programmes. This is part 2 of our chat with Tom. Please listen to podcast episode 7 for part 1. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  2. 17 Sept

    A Discussion With Quench Arts' OverDub Club Young Music Leader

    In this Quench Arts podcast episode, Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs chat to Young Music Leader Tom Culling. Tom has been working on our OverDub Club project for the past year and has been mentored by a more experienced practitioner. OverDub Club is a project for young people aged 11-13 who are neurodivergent. Tom discusses the benefits of being involved in the project and how he has developed his practice as a result. This is part 1 of a 2 part discussion. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  3. 10 Sept

    A Discussion About Quench Arts' Plugin Project, A Youth Inpatient Mental Health Programme

    In this episode, Quench Arts Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs chat to Keeley Newton, Occupational Therapist at Birmingham's Parkview Clinic, a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) inpatient unit. We discuss how creative music making can support young people's recovery and improve ward life. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  4. 3 Sept

    Discussions On Quench Arts' Music For Me Perinatal Programme

    In this podcast episode, Quench Arts Co-Director Nic Briggs chats to music leader Ann Jones and Occupational Therapist Sarah Duggan (from Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust's West Perinatal Team) to discuss Quench Arts' Music For Me programme. This is a music and wellbeing programme for mothers experiencing perinatal depression. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  5. 27 Aug

    Quench Arts' Theory Of Change Explained Part 2

    In this episode, Quench Arts Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs continue to explain the Theory Of Change that the organisation has developed for their creative music and wellbeing work. Please listen to podcast episode 3 for part 1. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  6. 20 Aug

    Quench Arts' Theory Of Change Explained (Part 1)

    In this episode, Quench Arts Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs share the Theory Of Change that the organisation has developed. This helps us to articulate the outcomes we seek to achieve through our creative and wellbeing programmes. This is Part 1 of a 2 part episode. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  7. 13 Aug

    More About Quench Arts And Examples Of Our Impact

    In this podcast episode, Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs continue the chat with 4 members of Quench Arts' wellbeing team (Katie Stevens, Paul Carroll, James Stanley and Holly Kehoe-Kingsley). Each music leader gives some examples of the positive impact on participants from taking part in our community music programmes. Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts.   You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

  8. 6 Aug

    Introducing Quench Arts And Our Community Music Work

    In this episode, Quench Arts Directors Liz Viggers and Nic Briggs introduce listeners to Quench Arts' work. Alongside 4 members of our wellbeing team (Katie Stevens, Paul Carroll, James Stanley and Holly Kehoe-Kingsley) we chat about and explain what community music is and why it's so important! Quench Arts is a not for profit organisation based in Birmingham in the UK. If you like what you hear and want to help us continue to run our music and wellbeing programmes, please do consider donating to us via: paypal.me/QuenchArts. You can find out more about Quench Arts and our programmes at: www.quench-arts.co.uk.   Thanks loads and hope you enjoy listening!!

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In this Quench Arts podcast series, we talk all about community music - what it's all about and what the impact of getting involved in music making can have upon your wellbeing. We talk to experts in the field and also people who have really benefitted from being involved in community music.

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