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Who inspires you? This podcast aims to share the stories of people throughout history who’ve made us stop and think: “This is why I want to do this.” The stories of centuries old mathematical puzzles, women who fought through barriers of racial and gender discrimination to achieve brilliant things, music that has inspired political change and bold women who were once forgotten now remembered. Here are the stories of the people who inspire us.

Who Came Before is a podcast by Wakefield Litfest, which is funded by Arts Council England and IVE.

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Who inspires you? This podcast aims to share the stories of people throughout history who’ve made us stop and think: “This is why I want to do this.” The stories of centuries old mathematical puzzles, women who fought through barriers of racial and gender discrimination to achieve brilliant things, music that has inspired political change and bold women who were once forgotten now remembered. Here are the stories of the people who inspire us.

Who Came Before is a podcast by Wakefield Litfest, which is funded by Arts Council England and IVE.

    Florence Beaumont

    Florence Beaumont

    In today's episode, Lauren Barnes tells us about sufferagist Florence Beaumont.
    The blog post mentioned can be found her.
    A partial transcript can be found here.

    • 21 min
    Education in Horbury

    Education in Horbury

    A partial transcript can be found here.
    In today's episode, Ben Walton tells us the history of education in Horbury. 
     

    • 22 min
    William Baines

    William Baines

    In today's episode, Tom Eastwood tells us about the life of the Horbury musician William Baines. 
    You can find him on instagram @tom_m_eastwood
    To find out more about Wakefield Litfest, find us on twitter @wakeylitfest or on Instagram @wakefieldlitfest or search for us on Facebook.

    • 21 min
    Local Unions

    Local Unions

    In today's episode, Daisy Kennedy tells us the history of unions in the local area. 
    You can find Daisy’s theatre company at www.mismatchtheatre.com
    A partial transcript can be found here.

    • 18 min
    Toni Morrison

    Toni Morrison

    In today's episode Jasmine Sandhar tells us about Toni Morrison, an American author, essayist, editor and professor whose work examined the experience of black Americans. 
     
    You can read an extended version of Jasmine's piece here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AITAEa5BukSRKSAnkNYeRuvFtE7JV_nrjxUblNStHj8/edit?usp=sharing 
     
     

    • 35 min
    Andrew Wiles

    Andrew Wiles

    In today's episode, Amy Winder tells us about Andrew Wiles and how he solved the centuries old mathematical puzzle of Fermat's Last Theorem. 
     
    To find out more about Wakefield Litfest, find us on twitter @wakeylitfest or on Instagram @wakefieldlitfest or search for us on Facebook.

    • 27 min

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