Episodit
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Teweiariki Teaero weaves the Commonwealth together in Kaleidoscope of Hope.
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Frank Scott sends a poem from the Spice Islands, Grenada.
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Jully Makini makes fun of young women becoming Westernised in her poem Civilised Girl.
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Ras Mo, who works with young people on violence prevention, reads Pink and Blue.
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Vladimir Lucien talks about the ‘cutlery of empire’ in his poem Ebb I.
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Les Murray talks about his life at Bunyah and reads a new poem The Care.
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Salwa Mornie explains traditional Bruneian poetry and reads I am.
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Sasenarine Persaud explains why so many Guyanese have Indian heritage and reads Georgetown.
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Loa Niumeitolu explains what the English language means to her in When we tell.
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Euphrase Kezilahabi reads his poem Floods.
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Gillian Clarke explains the historical importance of the Welsh language in Britain and reads Border.
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Linisa George describes the bold character of Antiguans and reads In the Closet
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Helda Marie reads Lamentations from Paradise.
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Kevin Isaac regrets the destruction of nature that comes with development in his poem Landslides.
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Lindelwa Xingwana describes the Mountain Kingdom and reads Let it be known.
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Vahni Capildeo talks about the Commonwealth values and reads her poem Utter.
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Selina Tusitala Marsh reads Tuvalu Blues, a poem about rising sea levels in the Pacific.
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Jack Mapanje mocks African rulers in his poem When This Carnival Finally Closes.
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Candy Neubert recalls a specialmoment when she returned home in her poem, privacy.
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Jacob Polley from Cumbria reads The North-South Divide.
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