Rhyming Optional with Shaun Moore, Sub City Radio, Thursday 29 October, 2015

Rhyming Optional with Kevin Gilday and special guest Shaun Moore
Subcity Radio
Thursday 29 October, 2015
7:00pm – 8:00pm
The next episode of Rhyming Optional features a live performance from poltical firebrand and poetic teddybear, Shaun Moore. He’ll be joining us in the studio to perform a few pieces and have a chat about how he became involved in the spoken word scene and what drives his writing.
As well as Shaun performing live we’ll have the usual mix of music, spoken word and poetry chat from your host Kevin Gilday – Writer & Spoken Word Artist.
Listen live online at:
and listen to past shows at:
www.subcity.org/shows/rhymingoptional/
‘If you can’t join us live then head over to the Rhyming Optional page and give it a like as we’ll be posting the ‘listen again’ link there exclusively after the show.’

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